Patasana - Ahmet Ümit kitap serbest oDF biçim

Carla Montalvo carlamontalvo_followers_ — Bu kitabı ve dizideki bir sonraki kızı okudum. Teolojik kaygılar nedeniyle diziye devam etmemeye karar verdim. Hikayeler ilginç ve eğlenceli ve büyüleyici olsa da, hem kötü cadı (kara büyü) hem de Aslan (muhtemelen "iyi büyü") tarafından kullanılan büyüye büyük bir vurgu vardır. Ayrıca, Aslan'ın açıkça bir deformasyonu vardır (şarkısı yeni Narnia dünyasını hayata geçirir, dolayısıyla oradaki yaşamın "yaratıcısı" dır); hatta "Aslan tarafından" ifadesini kullanma noktasına kadar (yani onun tarafından küfür). Tessneem ve ben bu konuları tartıştık ve onları fark etmediğini, ancak onları işaret ettiğimde anladığını gördüm. Ama bilinçaltı etkiler hakkında endişelenmek istemiyorum ve rafımızda bunun yerine okumayı dört gözle beklediğimiz birçok iyi kitap var.

Needzagency Needzagency needzagency — I love this book. It is written well after the deaths of the all the characters involved, but they are all tied together because they are all waiting for the old king after he has served his sentence in purgatory. As they sit in their afterlife heaven, they recall the goings ons of their times. It is really quite lovely, and one must appreciate the queen. She is exactly what she ought to be for she is amazingly headstrong. A wonderful novel!

Anish Rawat rawatanish24 — Loved every moment of this book!

Amil Tolia arjun1882 — I read this awhile ago but came back to it recently to answer some questions that came up in my men’s group at church. O’Shea has written a wonderfully lush and informative history of two cultures and their shared history. An excellent read.

Lorrie Wu happylorrie — This is probably my all time favorite book. Every couple of years I read it again and I love it just as much each time.

Arindam Paik _rindam_aik — Interesting read. It was a bit sappy, but the real thorn in my side about this book was the VERY similar parallel to the movie Beaches. Very similar, as in, practically the same. I just knew reading the book, most times, what was going to happen next. Sharing a love interest. Choosing career, or choosing family. Overstepping boundries. Huge fight. maybe a couple of those. Reconcilling, because of love, but mostly because of how long they have been friends. There were a few shocking moments (what? how could she do that? does she have NO soul?), but it was quite predictable. Maybe it was partly due to good writing- you just knew the characters, and knew what they would do in the situation. Or, you have watched Beaches ever in your life.

Alexandra Savelieva evasavel — Synopsis from Amazon: This is another heart-warming tale of friendship from the bestselling author of "Thursdays at Eight". When times are tough, confiding in friends can change your life. Cancer survivor Lydia's business is thriving but her dream-man's ex is threatening their relationship...Retired, self-contained Elise has lost everything and lives with her daughter, but still has disturbingly strong feelings for her gambling ex-husband. Nervous Bethanne is an unwilling divorcee whose husband left her and their children for a younger woman. She urgently needs a job, but has she the confidence to find one? Lonely teenager, Courtney, feels abandoned too. Grieving over her mother's death, she has put on weight and dreads starting a new school. This uplifting, heart-warming story proves that however bleak the future may look, the importance of friendship should never be underestimated. This is the second book in Debbie Macomber's Blossom Street series. I enjoyed this book as much as I enjoyed the others in the series. They are light, heart-warming books that I think are worth reading, and definitely good if you want a quick, easy read. Again, the main character is Lydia Hoffman, the owner of the knitting shop, A Good Yarn. The story revolves around her, the shop, and the knitting class she starts. This time, it is socks. This class draws in three new customers - Elise, who is worried because her ex-husband who she still loves is back in town; Bethanne, a divorcee who is struggling with adjusting to single life, and desperately needs a job; and Courtney, a teenager new to Seattle, who has put on a lot of weight since the death of her mother and is about to start senior year, not knowing anyone. We watch as they grow in confidence, make friends, and resolve issues in their lives. This is a good book. It is light, full of knitting, love, friendship and happiness. It is fairly predictable, but that does not spoil the book. I was engaged with this book, and didn't want to put it down. I really like how Macomber writes, she is easy to connect with and fun to read. I enjoyed all the characters - I loved the knitters and hated those who were horrible, including Grant, Bethanne's mean ex-husband. I think Courtney was my favourite. She shows determination to get her life straightened out, and she is a good friend to all of them. I also liked how the characters from the first book, especially Jacqueline and Alix, were written into to this book, to keep the continuum going. This is just an enjoyable book. 8/10

Juan Carlos panterlobo — Read as part of my applied project research. Lots of familiar information, but a really strong overview of what's out there for young people of all ages in recent years, with lots of good information about the field at large. It was also helpful for me to get a sense of some of the areas I know less about, like board books, for example, or alphabet books (which, the authors explain, are only as strong as their "X" page).