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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pegem Akademi Yayıncılık
As usual, Kristen Hannah doesn't disappoint in this tearjerker! I was sad to see the book end as I wasn't ready to let go of Anya. Shecwill stay with me for a long time and isn't that truly the mark of a great author! Thank you Kristen Hannah for bringing such a remarkable story to us!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yargı Yayınları
An eye opener!!! I knew Bush was crazy but this book totally proves it.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Paradigma Yayınları
reading it know but good so far
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Dominguez
Clever, riveting, spell-binding, mesmerizing... a wonderful story from beginning to end. If I didn't firmly believe in magic already, I definitely would after reading this.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ceren Yayıncılık
I do love Jeopardy! and miss the glory days of Ken Jennings.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yurt Kitap Yayın
This is the book that helped me realize that time doesn't have to be the way we think. Both the past and the future are our partners. We need them both, and we have them both with us all the time. This is the book that made me realize that although Bush totally rots, his time and his influence are temporary. What I got out of it was, "We have Life After Bush in our hands already -- we can make it better." It doesn't say anything about Bush, actually, since it was published a while ago. Actually Silko ended up predicting correctly a lot of historical events and movements -- the Zapatistas, the collapse of the Mexican economy in the 90s, "eco-terror" groups... She knows her stuff. This isn't a very good review, but read the book anyway.
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Not being a Science Fiction buff...wasn't sure whether I would like this book or not, but the background of why and how it was written made me want to give it a try. Loved the whole storyline and suprisingly really enjoyed this book! I recommend it for everyone. The author obviously did his homework and research. Gives some insight on where we might be in the next 50 years or so......
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yumurcak Yayınları
The book, Wanted, from the Pretty Little Liars series written by Sara Shepard, is fantabulous. I had so many favorite parts that I can't just choose one! She had many descriptive passages which lead me to read more and more. She ended every chapter with suspense and mystery. I couldn't wait to read more of what she wrote. I believe Sara Shepard had good diction as well. Some of the words that displayed good diction are "clandestine", "sleep-crusted eyes", etc. I especially like when she used "sleep-crusted eyes". It's a good, short description of how someone's eyes look when they first get out of bed. I also love Sara's techniques and her writing style. These are some phrases and sentences that I love the most: "...transforming each of them from blah, nondescript Nobodies to important, sparkling Somebodies.", "Sometimes they felt like lifeless dolls, with Ali coordinating their every move.". I think she has a style when she writes these. Her style, to me, is kind of a mix of mysterious and fun. Sara's style makes her book amazing and entertaining to read!(:
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yargı Yayınevi
From the first page up 'til the last, I was completely engrossed and enlightened. I connected with the Codi character extremely. She was an overeducated achiever coming back to the town that scorned her. As the book progresses Barbara Kingsolver reveals the human flaws of the whole town. She also teaches you to live how you feel happy living and to ignore the world and their comments. This book is one that keep me guessing and left me with a realistic ending. Also, I recommend this to friends.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İkinci Adam Yayınları
Having lived in Los Angeles for 11 years now, I am fascinated by LA fiction. Indeed, it was a sad day when I realized that I probably now know LA better than I do my own little hometown in New Jersey. "The Day of the Locust" is yet another work that came to me via my voluminous film-viewing experience. It was ten years between my experiences of film and book but I'm supremely glad I picked up Nathaniel West's eulogy for Depression-era Hollywood. West, himself one of many successful novelists from the East who came to California only to find himself run over by the Hollywood scriptwriting machine (a trend that has continued for 70 years and sadly shows no signs of letting up), plays TDOTL like one long funeral. There is a literal funeral in the novel--of Harry, an aging vaudevillian who scrapes by in the age of "talkies" by hawking shoe polish--but the entire work is working towards a great demolition, right up until its incredible, almost biblical climax. The humans who populate TDOTL--indeed, those who populate Hollywood then and now--face, indirectly or not, repression, self-imposed or otherwise. There is no sex in the book. Todd, the artist, is madly in love with Harry's young daughter, Faye, an aspiring ingenue. She rebukes him yes, but Todd also rebukes himself, sublimating his frustrated sexual energy into his eerily foreshadowed painting, "The Burning of Los Angeles." And then there is Homer Simpson (YES, Homer Simpson!) the middle-aged Ohioan who has come to California "for the fresh air." Homer is a man so repressed and lost in his own ingrained compulsions that he can scarcely notice as Faye directly causes the ruin of his apartment, his possessions, his little remaining self-respect. He suffers from the perverse delusion that acting paternalistically towards Faye will earn him her love. But sex, for Homer, with Faye or anyone, is entirely out of the question. So he is left frustrated, stupidly chaste and unfulfilled, just like the millions and millions of hopefuls who get off of buses, trains, and airplanes in LA on a daily basis. TDOTL was as prescient 70 years ago as it is now, in a time when Hollywood, for better or worse, still rules American culture and all worship, in some form, its 10-story-high letters on the hillside. So much emotion, so much anger, so much yearning--personal and on a city-wide level--all waiting to boil over. One need only think of Paris Hilton to realize that the climax of the novel is only a slight stretch on reality. Slight...and scary.
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