Davranış Bilimlerine Giriş ve Örgütlerde Davranış itibaren Eğitim Yayınevi - Ders Kitapları içinde LIT biçim

Md Mahabubul muradidea0202 — Bu kitap hakkında bir fikrim yok. Bazen komikti ve ara sıra ilginç Vonnegutian bilgeliği vardı, ama esas olarak kötü ruhlu görünüyordu. Sanki temelde olası olmayan bir kahramanı olan ikinci bir kişide yazılmış gibi, bu yüzden okumak beni sevmiyordu. Tom Robbins empatimi test etmeye mi çalışıyor? Yoksa sadece bir pislik mi? Sadece bilmiyorum.

Suzannah Michelle suzannahmichelle — "Better to try all things and find all empty, than to try nothing and leave your life a blank." "I believe - I daily find it proved - that we can get nothing in this world worth keeping, not so much as a principle or a conviction, except out of purifying flame, or through strengthening peril. We err; we fall; we are humbled - then we walk more carefully. We greedily eat and drink poison out of the gilded cup of vice, or from the beggar's wallet of avarice; we are sickened, degraded; everything good in us rebels against us; our souls rise bitterly indignant against our bodies; there is a period of civil war; if the soul has strength, it conquers and rules thereafter."

Sandija Veipa sandijaveipa — I finished listening to this book and I found it pretty interesting, I liked the whole plot and the development of the characters. The only parts which I do not agree with are the promiscuous and depraved ones, it's an abuse of language, I wouldn't recommend. I believe that this book is a great one despite all my inhibitions and that comes from the moral part. The message that this book about life and struggle is deep and profound. I did not cry like others but it left a bitter taste on me because of the remembrance of our daily struggle through life. I wish we had other options but until then we are stuck in out own labyrinth.

Angie Siveria angie_severin — My friend gave this to me to read because she knows how I love this time period. I havent gotten very far yet, but so far...it is fantastic! I almost started crying today in Health class while reading it! Edit: So while this book is heart wrenching and great, it is also very sexual. I was unaware of how sexual it really was, and so if you have a problem with that...I recommend not reading it. But the stories were touching and it really made me think about that whole time period and all the suffering that went on.

Arantxa Luengo _ranlue — Held my interest, but not enough to sit and read from start to finish. I kept waiting for an amazing love story to come out of it, considering all the main characters had a love interest. Aislinn's change was anti-climactic. I was confused that she was supposed to be the only one that Keenan pursued that could see him, yet her mother was also pursued by him and could see him.

Sim Gyuwon stella_s — ****MILD SPOILERS**** I read Book of a Thousand Days because it is my friend's FAVORITE book and she let me borrow it. At first, I wasn't sure I was going to like it... Then, before I knew it, I was more than half-way through in one day. By the next morning, I had finished the book. There were many things that I liked about this book. I really enjoyed the Mongolian theme and setting. While I have never read the original fairy-tale this book is based on, I am sure that the setting of B1000 lent a new side to the story. It was interesting and different from most books that I've read, and the cultural aspects revolving around the setting were refreshing and fascinating. Dashti is a strong protagonist, and although she seemed relatively one-sided at first, she definitely developed more of a personality and a voice as the story progressed and she became disillusioned with the traditions of her life thus far. I adored My Lord the cat and Mucker the yak. The love story was predictable, but still romantic and sweet. The conflicts were intense, albeit short-lived. The illustrations were beautiful as well. Of course, there were also the aspects of the book that prevented me from giving it a 5-star rating. While I am fully aware that B1000 is based on a fairy-tale, everything just seemed a little TOO easy to resolve. The book focused a bit too much (at least for me) on descriptions of simple mucker life and singing various songs than on the romance and especially the conflicts. The solutions to the conflicts came instantly when Dashti began to focus on them, and they wrapped up a little too quickly for my taste. Also, the end of the story came too rapidly. I would have been more interested to see more weight placed on the end of the story than the beggining-early middle of it. Essentially though, my issues with the book were mostly just personal preferences. Overall, Book of a Thousand Days was an engrossing story for light-reading and a bit of a guilty pleasure. I would recommend it for mainly girls from middle school and up. While I had my own issues with the book, I did enjoy it overall :D