Amy Watson itibaren Gołąb-Kolonia, Poland

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2018-10-05 09:41

Amak-ı Hayak - Şehbenderzade Filibeli Ahmed Hilmi TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Antik Kitap

"In fondo ognuno è condannato ad aspettare la propria morte nell'isolamento di una gabbia. Anche tu, che cosa credi, con i tuoi vagabondaggi e la tua ossessione di andare lontano e accumulare esperienze, in fondo non fai che trascinarti dietro la tua gabbia da un angolo all'altro dello zoo." Confesso che ho molto peccato, perché a leggere questo libricino a metà tra prosa e poesia, fatto di suggestioni leggere, riferimenti paesaggistici (il mare sopra tutti), languori e sentimenti, ho pensato facilmente a Baricco. E mi dolgo dei miei peccati! La verità è che scrivere un libro che mescoli prosa e poesia, nell'assoluta anarchia di forma e struttura, è sempre impresa ardua, si finisce sempre col suscitare occhiatacce di sospetto e scetticismo. E' anche vero che un libro del genere non chiede solo di esser letto: vuole essere ascoltato. Scrivere versi a caso, in un'apparente confusione, è alla portata di tutti, ma Amos Oz va ben oltre. Nella profonda umanità dei personaggi, nelle spirali chiuse dei loro sentimenti, nelle frequenti incursioni autobiografiche dello scrivente (allo stesso modo de Una storia di amore e di tenebra) si cela il cuore pulsante e vivo di questa opera. E' un libro che vuole esser letto piano, con dolcezza, assaporato, riletto, che negli ampi spazi bianchi lascia al lettore la possibilità di riflettere, di inserirvi quasi la sua personale narrazione. Se riuscite a superare il facile ostacolo della sua forma apparentemente artificiosa, dell'assenza di struttura, vi aprirà il suo cuore. Come con il mare, non avete che da spezzarne la superficie ed immergervi in profondità.

2018-10-05 13:41

Polis Darbesi - (Made İn Cia)-Bekir Öztürk TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Togan Yayıncılık

[Ahead there be spoilers:] Having heard the gist of this book beforehand, I was surprised that I did not like it all that much. I expected to side fully with Emma Bovary, the supposedly brave woman stuck in an unfulfilling marriage who decides to strike out and get her jollies elsewhere. I slowly realized I had been led astray in her characterization, and came to despise her. She was not brave, nor feminist, nor bad-ass in the least. First of all, she is a snivelling, simpering phony with completely ridiculous rainbows-and-unicorns ideas of what love and romance should be. No wonder she was unsatisfied! I could barely stand to read when she launched into her "romantic" tirades with her loverboys, begging them to tell her how wonderful she was and acting the stereotypical weak, helpless woman. In addition, it did not appear to me that she initiated these affairs willingly; it seemed more like she had to be cajoled into them, and once she was in them, it was only because there was nothing better to do. Feminist crusader, indeed! I guess there were a few bright spots in the book that warranted a 2-star rating, though. Monsieur Homais's cynical rants. Emma observing how ugly her child was. The infamous cab ride through Rouen (which, Dave Barry insists, is pronounced "woon"). And, of course, Emma's fabulously drawn-out, agonizing death by self-inflicted arsenic ingestion. I had been rooting for her to off herself for quite awhile at that point, and was seriously worried that she had grabbed the wrong jar of white powder out of Monsieur Homais's closet. (I was also rooting for her to degrade herself by selling her body to Monsieur Guillaumin, but alas, we can't win them all.) In the end, disappointing. I had really been hoping to like it, especially since Kate Winslet's character in Little Children gave it a glowing review after her second reading of it; I thought her character was awesome and I respected her viewpoint. Maybe I'll have to read it a second time too...when I'm older, more disillusioned, and my husband has a secret porn addiction.

2018-10-05 16:41

The Secret - Rhonda Byrne TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Butik Yayınları

Book Basics Title: Stork Author: Wendy Delsol Published October 12th 2010 by Candlewick Format Read: Borrowed from the library Number of pages: 357 Book Stats Setting: Minnesota A Few of the Characters: • Katla Lablanc – A 16 year old fashionista pulled from her hip and cool school in LA to the middle of nowhere Minnesota after her parents’ divorce. Not only is she the new girl, but she discovers a few family secrets, unwillingly becomes the member of a secret magical society, and is drawn to a mysterious guy named Jack • Jack Snjosson – A guy (Minnesota Native) surrounded by mystery who claims to know Katla, however she has no recollection of him… • Wade Ivarsson – Popular, but creepy, guy who is up to no good • Hulda – The leader of The Icelandic Stork Society and mentor to Katla Author Website: http://www.wendydelsol.com/ Summary From Goodreads: Family secrets. Lost memories. And the arrival of an ancient magical ability that will reveal everything. Sixteen-year-old Katla LeBlanc has just moved from Los Angeles to Minnesota. As if it weren’t enough that her trendy fashion sense draws stares, Katla soon finds out that she’s a Stork, a member of a mysterious order of women tasked with a very unique duty. But Katla’s biggest challenge may be finding her flock at a new school. Between being ignored by Wade, the arrogant jock she stupidly fooled around with, and constantly arguing with gorgeous farm boy and editor-in-chief Jack, Katla is relieved when her assignment as the school paper’s fashion columnist brings with it some much-needed friendship. But as Homecoming approaches, Katla uncovers a shocking secret about her past — a secret that binds her fate to Jack’s in a way neither could have ever anticipated. With a nod to Hans Christian Andersen and inspired by Norse lore, Wendy Delsol’s debut novel introduces a hip and witty heroine who finds herself tail-feathers deep in small-town life. What made me keep turning the page? • Katla’s personality • Trying to figure out Jack • The unique story (there wasn’t a werewolf or vampire to be found!) • The lore and mystery connected to The Icelandic Stork Society Any complaints? • Nope, I loved it! Recommendation: • Young Adult/Fantasy Readers Final Thoughts… I was drawn to this book by its cover. My to be read pile is so high, the last thing I needed was another book, but I couldn’t resist when I saw it displayed at the library. Katla was a great witty main character. The story was interesting and unique, and I just wanted to keep reading to find out what happened and what the deal was with Jack! I am so excited to see that this is the first of a trilogy, and the second book Frost is coming out in the Fall. I give this book 4 out of 4 worms!

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