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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Alfa Yayınları
“Worship is not to be entertainment-centered or man-centered but God-centered.” (56). "To the degree we worship God in private, to that degree we will worship God with our families and at church. To the degree we enter into, enjoy and express ourselves freely in private worship, to that degree we will be able to enter into, enjoy and express ourselves freely in family and public worship. Therefore, if we desire to maintain and enjoy family worship and public worship, we must maintain and enjoy private worship.” (36). Robert Morey addresses how worship should be God-centered in both a public and private life. This is a wonderful resource that reminds us that worship isn't only to be done on Sunday, but all day, everyday.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hayrat Neşriyat
Interesting psychological musings on the paradigms that link humanity.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İthaki Yayınları
The serial comma is a beautiful, perfect thing. This book is nowhere near perfect, but there's nothing else like it.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları
I remember nothing about this book except for very basic plot points. It was okay, but nothing incredible.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: H Yayınları
I was given this book. I did not plan to read it as I tend to avoid overly trendy books/movies/fashion etc. Since it was given to me (and hundreds of people told me my dog looks identical to Marley) I decided I had to go ahead and read the book. I didn't plan to like it, I ended up pretty surprised at not only how much I love the book- but how well it is written. Equally humorous and sad (I cried openly on an airplane through the last couple chapters) this book touches on the close nature of the relationships many of us have with our dogs. Enjoy.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Final Yayınları
Parts of it were entertaining, and the central idea--what if the world's great people withdrew from their larger societies--is interesting. But her characterization is ham-fisted, and she alternates between different genres (scifi, soap opera, action/adventure) without really doing much with any of them. I had to skip past the tedious, 60-page speech by John Galt. I really just wanted it to end, but I promised a friend I'd read it. He still owes me. Big time.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Berikan Yayınları
Really, like no other novel you'll ever read. A brilliant parody and a razor sharp observation of how silly and beautiful we are. An inspirational book to read.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Özyürek Yayınları
A short cozy mystery, which I enjoyed for a quick read.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kuzey Yayınları
On Tuesday morning, September 11, 2001, two commercial planes struck the World Trade Center towers in New York City, and another commercial airline struck the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. United Flight 93 was aiming for another destination. Perhaps the Capitol Building? The White House? The passengers learned of the World Trade Center crashes when they phoned their loved ones and friends using cell and in-flight phones to tell them of the hijacking of their flight by terrorists. This book is well researched, and well written, and absorbing. It reads like a thriller. With information that their flight was predestined to be used as a missile, some of the passengers planned to charge their hijackers. Although I knew the outcome, I kept wishing it would be different. I still wanted them to succeed in gaining control of their plane and bring it down safely. Instead the plane crashed in the rural town of Shanksville in Pennsylvania, so severely that few body remains were found, most unidentifiable. I could not imagine an impact so great that it incinerated the bodies. Jere Longman gives identity to the passengers as he tells a little bit about each of them from what he learned through a massive amount of interviews with their families. As he describes each person, he moves slowly into the timeline of that fateful morning. He writes that each passenger and each crewmember on that plane was a hero for redirecting their flight from harming others on the ground. Each person on that flight was a hero for fighting back. ------------------- One passenger, Todd Beamer was greatly recognized for his cry “Let’s Roll” when he and other passengers decided to take action to charge the terrorists. His wife Lisa Beamer, with author Ken Abraham, wrote a book, "Let’s Roll! Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage!" I read this book in April 2004.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Artemis Yayınları
2006 Caldecott Medal Winner When I first looked at the cover of this book, I said "Feh, I could paint like that." My husband said "Do it," and I backed down. I'm not sure if it's all watercolor, or if it has some crayon too. Anyway, as I read through the story, I found the illustrations to be deceptively childlike, well-composed works of art. It's a sweet and simple story about a girl who goes to her grandparents' house. They play games surrounding their kitchen window the whole time, making it into the "Hello, Goodbye Window" of the title. The girl's imagination combined with the brightly colored illustrations give the story a nostalgic feel, almost like that old Puff the Magic Dragon cartoon I used to watch. It also seemed a warm sign of our increasingly more global and accepting society that both the girl's grandparents and parents were painted as mixed-race couples, although I had to check my own prejudice meter when it said that the girl's Nanna was English (her Nanna looks black--I didn't think there were that many black people in England like, 70 years ago, but obviously I could just be ignorant).
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