Viking Türk Sırları - Özgür Barış Etli itibaren Gece Kitaplığı içinde LIT biçim

Team Kottonzoo petar6a72 — Bu beni çok abartıyor ve temel bakış açısından hayal kırıklığı yaratan bir çocuk gibi görünüyor - "ONLAR" sizi, konserdeki herkesi, sadece iyi zamanınızı bozmak için çıkarıyor. Top kesiciler kötüdür; göğüslerini bir balıkçı teknesinde serbest tutan fahişeler iyidir; gerçek erkekler farkı bilir. Bu karakterlerin hiçbiri gerçek görünmüyor ve romanın - özgürlük, sosyal sınırlar, birey ve makine - endişeleri o kadar aptalca, böyle lise tarzında, ciddiye almak zor. Burada çok az insan var. Buradaki nesir - Kesey'in diğer abartılı romanı, Bazen Büyük Bir Notion'da olduğu gibi - bazen aynı paragrafta kaslı ve hareketli, aşırı işlenmiş ve gülünç hale gelmeyi başarır. Bu kitabın lise ve üniversite öğrencileri arasında popüler olması şaşırtıcı değil. Benim için şaşırtıcı olan şey, modern bir klasik olarak öğretilen diğerleri tarafından daha fazla saygı görmesidir.

Marine Cariou _arine_ariou — I've read this book so many times. It's on my all time list of favorites. Bit challenging at times. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about themselves.

Mezi Joaquín _ — I recall reading this book many years ago and it still remains as one of my favourite stories. I recently shared it with a Nursery class as I was teaching the children about The Butterfly Life Cycle. The children were ecstatic, as the book is full of rich colours. One of the added bonuses of this story is that it is very cross curricular; one could incorporate counting activities, sequencing in Literacy, Knowledge and Understanding of the world (KUW) life Cycles and fruits. I would recommend this book for EYFS and KS1; the illustrations in this book are dazzling. It is also a cross curricular book with infinite opportunities to theme in various activities. When I was working with Nursery children we made symmetrical butterflies and symmetrical patterns, we also explored with paint. Furthermore, we sequenced the story using role- play and even attempted to create A Butterfly Life Cycle display which was really fun as we explored with a range of materials. Again I would state this is a must read, it’s full of humour, it’s very witty. There are lots of opportunities for interaction when sharing the story with children as they can also have fun guessing what they think the Caterpillar would eat next. The added value of this book is that it is Educational, the children are essentially learning about The Life Cycle Of A Butterfly, in a very fun filled way. A must read!!!

Pradeep Kumar pradeepskumar — not as enthralled with it as expected; guess i'll leave it for the movie to wow the shit out of me.

Juan Bisono _bisono12 — A great Bronte read. I love the audacious look at a nineteenth century marriage. My one complaint is that the ending is drawn out a bit too long. Other than that, worth reading.

Jahedul Islam jikhan9267ce — Not sure how I feel about this book. She has some great points and it's definitely empowering for women frustrated with the male dominated business world. Some of what she says gets very repetitive and she beats the horse of patriarchal system and the disenfranchisement of women a few times too many. Still, I learned a lot.

Luchangyuan Lu luoisen — Love it when Mule hollow and Dry Creek come together! This was another great storyline for both Debra Clopton and Janet Tronstad. The characters that we have all come to know and love still make their appearances in their respective towns. I love how the fact that sisters are trying to find their own niece and nephew and in the process find out more about themselves and the family they never knew. Both face uphill battles with the guardians of both of the children, but in the end love of family wins out and both find a their match that God has picked just for them. I also love how the fact that adoption is talked about...there are negative and positive experiences for all involved. Ultimately one can't put all their faith and hope in man, only God can truly fill that roll as our Father. The analogy to us being adopted into his family is woven through both of these tails and the test of faith each person encounters along the way only makes them stronger. Can't wait to see what happens next in Mule Hollow and Dry Creek!