Benim Babam Sihirbaz - Aytül Akal itibaren Tudem Yayınları içinde LIT biçim

Ramesh Ganesan udramesh — It was a fast decent read. It was entertaining, but needs to developed more. Good if you are looking for a fluff read. I enjoyed it, but it's not a masterpiece by any stretch.

Ramiro Rey _isual_ingdoms — This was my favorite of Valentine's series. It comes the closest to being a Catholic Mitford (Jan Karon) or Thrush Green (Miss Read), as I originally hoped these books would be. John MacDonough's narration adds to the charm, since he narrated Jan Karon's series.

Sharon Sinclair sinclairsharon28 — Bem, acabei o terceiro livro da saga, Lágrimas do Sol e da Lua. Gostei muito, acho que a autora pegou muito bem na história anterior e deu uma boa continuidade. O facto de a história continuar para a geração seguinte podia tornar-se aborrecido, mas não. Até foi bastante mais divertido. Agora é um bocado confuso, porque há imensos primos e depois eles têm os mesmos nomes do que outros membros da família da geração anterior, e eu ás tantas já não sabia de quem é que se estava a falar. Em relação à história, é um bocado frustrante. Primeiro porque mexe com personagens que durante o livro acabaram por me ser queridas e quando elas entravam em conflito, via-me eu própria aflita. Depois, é sem dúvida, muito frustrante porque este livro acaba numa altura em que fica tudo em aberto. Vemos portanto o Ivarr, filho do Steinarr, o rei dos Viquingues que vai desposar a filha de Catherine e de Throst - só que a Edwina tem uma relação muito especial com o Edwin que está nas mãos daquele feiticeiro estúpido, o filho do Edwin (estão a ver - muitooo confuso) e então a rapariga passa o livro indecisa entre os dois. E é super chato para o leitor - pelo menos para mim - porque eu gosto imenso do Ivarr (até certo ponto, porque há atitudes deles que me enervam) mas também adoro o Edwin e eu própria vejo-me arrastada para a indecisão da personagem. Gostei do livro, mas não foi o melhor até agora. No entanto, estou curiosa para ver o que é que vem aí!

Diónis Red _rtificial_eapot — Stepanie Plum; female bounty hunter... need I say more?

Maria Fernanda mfmanna — I should be finishing up school stuff for the semester... I have papers and a presentation due in the next week... but damnit, Game of Thrones just premiered on HBO, the new book comes out in July, and I have not read any of the books in 4 years! So of course I picked up book 4 two weeks ago, and that has dominated most of my past 14 days. I am not allowed to start rereading book 3 until early May, when most of the school stuff is finished. Also, if you have not read this series, and you like historical fiction (the premise of the books is loosely based on medieval history and the War of the Roses) and interesting characters and multiple complex storylines, and if you do not mind some fantasy (note: I am not a huge fantasy fan, but I LOVE this series), then GO READ THESE BOOKS NOW.

Joleen Hill _oleen_ill — Overly long-winded or maybe I am just not the McKinley type.

Clément Morin clementmorin — Although book#3 is a much needed pain to read to be aware of what's going on in Zoye's life, this book was totally amazing and much much better than book#3. Zoye has a lot of "stuff" to deal in this part - beginning with an attack by an unseen being, upset friends, aphroditie's dangerous visions, a dead new kid, undead and supposedly healing BFF and the evil nephret ! And oh, lets not forget the brewing evil which explodes in the end in a really creepy narration ! The book just gets better with each chapter, throwing fresh incidents and facts about the characters in book. This book makes it worth reading the previous one :D Zoye finally looks to be getting a grip on herself and her responsibilities; but Aphrodite totally won my heart in this one. Read this one for her !!

Dmitrii Last dlastd740 — 3.5 I started reading this book because I enjoyed Sophomore Switch, and it was a library ebook...however, I started reading it the day before it was about the expire so it really keep me reading...It was like a ticking time bomb. (view spoiler) Sometimes I just like to read chicklit, what can I say?...

Juliana Ordeas julianaordeas — Einstein's Monsters by Martin Amis (1999)