Açı Yayınları 7. Sınıf Matematik Soru Bankası itibaren Açı Yayınları içinde LIT biçim

Pavlito Carlito techyes — Bu kitabın başlangıcında tekno-geek konuşmasını neredeyse hiç yapmadım. Birkaç sayfa okudum ve bıraktım ... geri döndüğümde ve sadece birkaç sayfa daha okuduğumda bu kitap beyaz bir boğum okuma macerasına dönüştü. Bu kitap korkutucu ve sivil özgürlük kaybına kehanetle bakıyor - Amerikalılar olarak kabul edebileceğimiz bir şey. Bu kitabı okuma listenize ekleyin!

Gustavo Pimentel gustavopimentel — Slightly confusing at times and the beginning was slightly slow, though the pace got better further in the book. A pitiful story of a woman who led an unhappy life controlled by others.

Bobby Biskupiak bbiskupiak — Alright, where to begin? The book starts off fine. Kyle Kingsbury has it all - looks, money, popularity. He's perfect but for one flaw: he’s a total jerk. But everything changes when he invites the weird, ugly girl to a school dance only to take a hot girl instead. The weird girl turns out to be a witch and as punishment turns him into a beast. He has two years to find love or he will remain a beast forever. The good points: Kyle is the narrator and a decent one. I found his teenage male voice to be realistic and fun at times. The author does a good job at adapting a fairy tale to modern times with Kyle even joining a chat group of other 'misfits', a Mr. Anderson leading the discussions (Hans Christian Anderson anyone?). The characters were strong and interesting enough. The bad: The end! Ugh! Too cute and sweet and happily ever after. I know it's a fairy tale but come on! It doesn't have to be ridiculous! Also, Lindy and Kyle almost revert back to their original roles (the one's that they were 'supposed' to have moved on and learned from) with Lindy worshipping Kyle and Kyle absorbing the attention. I guess it makes sense when you realize that the characters start out at 14/15 years old and end at 16/17. Too young! It creeped me out at points. Especially when Kyle considered the possibility of taking a girl and raping her because he could (with his new beastly strength). Yeah, a little too adult for a teen book. It could have been better. A lot better.

Paul Teall pteall — Tales of exploration. Of physical nature and of the mind. These things appeal to me. Growth throughout life. This appeals to me. Leaving and escaping life love and the importance of interaction. This does not appeal to me. This book was great at times but trying. Krakauer tries to paint the image but becomes a bit overstated in his exuberance. If not for the mirrored and repetitious layout throughout this book it would be recommended. Nevertheless I don't regret the read for the inspiration behind those appealing moments.

анастасия бичевская _rchigram1 — From the creator of Detah Note, this manga didn't let me dissapointed. I can't say the graphics were the best i've ever seen since I have seen better, but the plot and the characters were well-developed and I get to know the world behind manga writers success, which were really interesting. I don't mind continue to read Bakuman and see if our male lead manage to publish his own manga, and fullfill the promise he made with Azuki, the girl he has a crush on since elementary school.