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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Martı Yayınları
there were moments I wish the story moved a little faster, however there were moments that I thought perfect in rhythme. I'm not personnal in the upper middle class/ upper class of life or an at home mom. I know that both work very hard. It seemed the main character though was spoiled. It spoke of her history and her hard ship but I didn't get that she was running from it, accepting it, or for that matter learning from it. She just seemed to want to be a stepford wife. I enjoyed the cultural difference of the country and those wanting the country life with all the modern conviences.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kırmızı Kedi Yayınevi
truly an inspiring book (maybe even life changing). one of the books that will cause you to have a paradigm shift. I had a similar shift when I read "rich dad, poor dad"
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Boomerang - Smarteach Yayın
A biography of Peter Mark Roget (1779-1869), famous for Roget's Thesaurus. He trained and mostly lectured as an M.D. but was quite obsessive about words and scientific subjects. He also developed the logarithmic slide rule. He was in the last generation of scientists before Darwin changed the thinking about the natural world. As a fairly serious list-maker myself, I found it quite interesting. The author occasionally attributes thoughts to Roget, which I assume he got from Roget's correspondence but it seemed jarring to me -- more like a novel than a biography in that respect.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yabancı Yayınevi
i think it will be a good book
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Akıl Fikir Yayınları
The remarkable thing I found within this book was that Otsuka writes as though none of it matters, as though it's all a minor inconvenience in the otherwise routine lives of a Japanese-American family: being forced to uproot themselves from all they've known and much of what they've owed, board a train, hear nothing of the whereabouts of their arrested father, and live nearly four years in the bleak desert internment camps. Not a word is mentioned about injustice or the external circumstances of this family's ordeal: but it's all there. The less and less personal emotion the artist invests into the characters and the story, the more and more--ironically--it makes you aware how just how awful this is. This particular unnamed family, whose thoughts and experiences occupy the pages of this book, was swept under the rug, much like the very topic of Japanese internment is swept under the rug in our understanding of the Second World War (ever recall spending any classtime studying how the government didn't trust their own CITIZENS with Japanese ancestry enough to let them keep their homes and jobs and friends and endure the war just like everybody else, and thought the DESERT might be a suitable enough place to put them until this little mess with Europe and Japan ended?) It's all up to you how much emotion you put into or get out of this beautiful story: Otsuka is mindful enough to leave her own presence out of everything and let you do the analyzing. She writes very much like Hemingway, with poise and attention to detail. Because of this, I didn't expect terribly much of the book, until the unnamed family finally comes home; oddly enough, the aftermath of internment was more heartbreaking and infuriating than the internment itself. At that point I felt a palpable anger--getting so angry at how baseless all the family's suffering had been, and how undeserved the prejudice against them was. I vaguely wondered whether this might turn into a tearjerker within the last few pages. Luckily, Estranged Father returns home to Wistful Mother and Cheeky Daughter and Thoughtful Son and in a very intimate closing, written almost like a letter and in his perspective, he promptly dishes out the biggest, baddest, and toughest comeback a victim could ever hope to give to his offender--in this case our Great, Honorable, Infallible, and Spotless Government. Do not be fooled by the meager size of this book: the story has a lot more to say than any first glance could give it credit for.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Altın Kitaplar
Excellent introduction to the science of networks. Dumbed down for mere mortals like me, but savvy enough to keep you interested and longing for more. Basically, as I saw someone on Amazon state, if I see Steven Johnson as the author, I buy the book.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Manuel Raymond
the book was really good until the end. The last chapter just kind of sucked somewhat and I wa sexpecting something different.. I just thought it could have ended differently.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Çocuk Yayınları
This book made it possible to dream that you could actually get away with running away from home and living in a museum. These kids were smart too-- taking the money from the fountain to pay for doing laundry?! Ingenious!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Donizetti
read em all- loved em all- particularly "the vampire lestat" anne rice is my goth queen.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ankara Yayıncılık
This book changed my life!
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