Bir Şapşalın Günlüğü 3,5 itibaren Doğan Egmont Yayıncılık içinde LIT biçim

Vítor Guerreiro vitorguerreiro — I am fairly certain that I read this as part of my American Lit class in college. Like Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, I didn't care for it that much. I just couldn't get into why I should care about the problems of these characters.

Yannisc W isyanniscbdc2 — I have been trying to get to this novel for a number of weeks, ever since I downloaded it the end of July. My anticipation increased as more of my friends read the book and raved about it. When I finally got a chance to read it, I was not disappointed. This novel by Allan Leverone gripped me from the first page and held my interest all the way to the end. Serial kidnapper Martin Krall is the type of character that can really make a thriller. A total psychopath that is at times cruel and twisted, and at other times creepily pathetic. Throw in the other wonderful characters that populate this story and you become invested in their lives quite quickly. Who would't feel empathy for a man who, in trying to do what he thinks is right, ends up bringing hell into his family life. Or his daughter who, through no action of her own, is faced with every young woman's nightmare. The characters are compelling and vibrant. The story line, like all good thrillers, runs a mile a minute with twists and turns. From the beginning you have the feeling that something just isn't quite right, and as the story progresses, you get glimpses of things that only make those feelings stronger, until you get to the stunning conclusion of the book. What you end up with in the end is a real page turner with wonderfully drawn out characters and a story line that will keep you guessing. I guarantee that you will be on the edge of your chair through out this one, and you won't be able to put it down.

Akin Falomo _kin8 — Great Book, here's an important article about the petrocurrencies by the author: Hysteria Over Iran and a New Cold War with Russia: Peak Oil, Petrocurrencies and the Emerging Multi-Polar World By William Clark Global Research, January 6, 2007 http://globalresearch.ca/articles/wil... The 21st century will likely be defined by three overarching forces: climate change, Peak Oil, and macroeconomics. The twin issues of climate change and Peak Oil are intertwined variables, and each represent extremely important phenomena that have slowly gained some public awareness. However, the third issue, macroeconomics in its geopolitical context, and more specifically the global trends regarding petrocurrencies, remains essentially unreported by the five US corporate media conglomerates.

Javier Alonso javierhincapie — read this review and others at http://readingforsanity.blogspot.com/...

Cesar De cmdemirandd861 — The introduction of Kato as a guide through hell for Setsuna makes things interesting, and the difficulties faced by Katan as he tries to escape from Rosiel's influence are interesting (geez, guy can't catch a break even when he's dead!). Setsuna's illusionary life with Sara, Kira, and the others is heartbreaking, but of course he wins major points for realizing it isn't real and that he's got a job to do. Here's hoping all these crazy kids manage to save the world before this series is over....