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Karolina G kmgfoto — Deli bir doktor tarafından yetiştirilen ve yetiştirilen kalp ve ruh ile kötü bitkiler. (görünüm spoiler) Canavarın bakış açısından yazılmış kısa bir hikaye okumak güzel. Canavar Köşesi'ndeki tüm hikayeler: İnsanlık Dışı Gözlerle Hikayeler canavarın bakış açısıyla yazılmıştır ve Amazon bazılarının ücretsiz olarak okunabileceği özel bir yere sahiptir. Muhtemelen sınırlı bir süre anlaşması, bu yüzden onları kontrol etmekle ilgileniyorsanız, atlamak isteyebilirsiniz. Numune 313 çok öngörülebilirdi ama sevinçli yazma tarzı beni etkiledi. Strand'ın daha uzun çalışmalarından bazılarını kontrol edeceğim.

Trish Scelfo trish85e3 — Great book for anyone, not just those interested in the medical field. His main theme is that you are in charge of your life and no one else. It's up yo you what you want to accomplish, and you can't let people or circumstances hold you back. He also emphasizes the role of God and faith in accomplishing great feats.

Darren Liebswager d_iebswager — It reads like a very good magazine article, not surprisingly, since it IS a very good magazine article, basically, or a series of them, each one with the task of popularizing an academic research study by "rogue" economist Steven Levitt. Once I let go of my distaste for the back-slapping self-promotion and the gasping reverence, I quite enjoyed the telling of these tales of modern life that come out of a careful and deep reading of various data sets, which is the essential Levitt skill. Not nearly as mind-altering as the authors would have you believe, but engaging, especially as I drove around the mean streets of a modern metropolis.

Mahmoud Faisal _ahmoud_aisal — This book started out so promising, but it ended up taking me two months to read. The Memory Keeper’s Daughter is a book really weirdly named, about a doctor who delivers his wives children only to discover that their daughter has Down’s Syndrome. In the heat of the moment, he gives his daughter to the nurse and asks her to take her away, deciding to tell his family that the girl died during labor and thus altering the course of the rest of their lives. From the first few paragraphs, the writing took my breath away and by the end of the first chapter, I was hooked. Unfortunately, it couldn’t stay this way as the story dragged on and on, came to a peak, and then ended a few pages later. The characters were, for the most part, unlikable and un-relatable. They all had secrets and sins and they all kind of made you mad or bored at one point or another. The story switches perspectives from the three main characters and you wouldn’t believe how some of them drag on. Everyone in the novel holds on to grudges like their lives depended on it, constantly complaining about how small events changed the rest of their lives and that got on my nerves as well. The story honestly could be so beautiful, but it went on for far too long. It was interesting and dramatic enough to make a Lifetime movie out of, but I’m sure the movie skipped a few of the long-winded, poetic descriptions and kept to the action.

Warren Niece wniece — This is one of her earlier books in The Cat Who series and she's really in her prime. She's a bit of an odd writer - destroys important and loved things willy-nilly, kills off well liked characters and in her last few books she really goes off the rails. But I like Qwillerin and the cats - and there is always lots of books and food in the stories, so I enjoy them!

Sultan Abdullah isu_099651 — This is an awesome new comic book mini-series. A criticism of the news media.