Konulu Boyama Kitabı (+5 Yaş) itibaren Erdem Yayınları içinde LIT biçim

Sharifah Muhaini mony92 — Dün gece ilk kez Jet Mykles'ın bu kitabını elime aldım. Onu çok sevdiğim M / M hikayesi için tanıyorum (Heaven Sent serisi, Snagged ve Teknik Destek) ama bu dizi için de çok ünlü olduğunu biliyorum. Emin değildim, ama bir arkadaşım (naanbld) beni ikna etti ve bu yüzden ... Kara Elfler bir tanrıça tarafından zevk için yapılmış güçlü ve siyah yaratıklar. Ama sonra tanrıça gitmeli ve tahtadan çıkıp insan kadınlarını üretmeye götürmek için "bebeğine" dedi. Bir kadın sadece bir Kara Elf tarafından emprenye edilebilir, bu yüzden her Kara Elf kadınla dokuz gün kalabilir ve onu emprenye etmeye çalışabilir. Başarısız olursa, kadın başka bir Kara Elf'e geçer. Diana ve Gara bu kadınlardan ikisi. Zıtlar: Gara nazik ve utangaç, yeni hayatına adapte olmaya hazır. Neyse ki çok geçmeden onun aşiretini bulur. Ancak Diana, güçlü ve gururlu bir kadın savaşçıdır ve hayatının emrini seçmediği bir adamın elinde bırakmak istemez. Bu yüzden kavga eder, ısırır ve tükürür ... ama bu adamların kollarında hissettiği cinsel zevki inkar edemez. Sonra Salin dövüşünü arenada görür ve ona sahip olması gerektiğine karar verir: onun en iyi arkadaşı olabileceğini hisseder ve o kadını ikna etmek için gereken her şeyi yapar. Çok ilginç bir erotik romantizm. Diana ve Salin savaşçı doğarlar ve aşk ve cinsiyette kontrol olmadığını keşfedinceye kadar kontrol kazanmak için savaştıklarını görmek ilginçtir ... http: //elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/12 ...

Rashid Abdoun amunra — ** spoiler alert ** So all the hype about the Twilight series is true. Being a skeptic from the start, Meyer certainly proved me wrong. Not that the writing is special or anything, but there is something so compelling about these books that I read about 2,000 pages of them. The first two books were less than thrilling, but easy enough to finish, and my sister's enthusiasm for them made me want to know what was really going to happen in the end. It was totally worth it. The series gets good around the end of the third book and you suddenly realize that you needed all that seemingly needless page-age to prepare you for the last 800 pages of books 3 and 4. From the beginning, I didn't really like Bella and Edward's relationship, I mean, who really cares? They looooove each other so much there's no conflict, no realism, no "real" "love". And then once the love triangle is completed with Jacob, you're like come-on, this couldn't be anymore obvious of a plot. But by the end of the third book, the emotional dimensions of each character suddenly become complex and compelling and you want to see what will happen. You begin to understand what "unconditional love" really means and the consequences that it can entail. The relationships between Bella, Edward, and Jacob suddenly become meaningful and confusing. As if you suddenly no longer know who you love and what that love means (as cheesy as it may sound). And then of course, everything happens in the fourth book, wedding, honeymoon, pregnancy, vampire war, etc. But you're suddenly introduced to a new Bella and a new Edward. And as Bella becomes a wife and mother you suddenly can relate to her. She has no idea how to be a wife or mother or vampire and the only thing she has to go on is her enormous love. Yet she remains insecure, and dare I say it, human. The ending of the book is a tad inplausible. Bella becomes the all powerful vampire, and there is no war, no bloodshed...boo.... But you are grateful for the happy ending. All in all, I never would have guessed that Twilight would be a "love story" that I became so emotionally attached to, but I guess it did.

Roman Kazantsev romankazantcevc253 — ** spoiler alert ** Shattering Glass by Gail Giles has a very strong and interesting premise: what would happen if a school's alpha male decides to give the class geek a popularity makeover? It's announced on page 1 that the geek ends up being killed by the alpha male and his friends, so the book is devoted to describing the events leading up to the geek's death. The story is told from the point-of-view of Young Steward, one of the friends involved in the geek's death and, it turns out, the only one to serve any real jail time for the crime. While I enjoyed the story, I found the dialogue to be a bit unbelievable - especially after reading Spanking Shakespeare and The Brothers Torres both of which had very realistic dialogue. Unfortunately, that disconnected me from the characters and made it difficult for me to fully believe in what was being described and I could never fully give myself over to the book.

Laís Vignoles laisvignoles — Easy, quick read. Not earthshattering. Great poolside

Brubru Lamlam _ru_am — Read this awhile ago. Really liked it. I really liked how the author was able to make the reader understand a culture, and a way of life that is so different from what many would expect. The author had a wonderful way of making the reader feel like they "knew" the characters. Characters were so different and diverse. Some parts of the book dragged a little too long for me, but all in all, I really enjoyed this one. Also watched the movie and enjoyed that too.

Viktor Qiu rammsteinc10b5 — I thorougly enjoyed this book. It had me thinking through the entire thing. It was mesmerizing