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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doğan Kitap
3.5 stars What I like about this book is I couldn't predict who was going to die and who was going to survive. And that made the story quite unpredictable. However, I kind of disappointed that there is no explanation about how the magic worked. That sometimes made me couldn't predict or think about what going to happend by logic. Still, this book still has quite a nice story. *Btw, I like V better than Doll Girl....*
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Bir Film
This is by far and away my favorite Star Trek book. It captures everything I loved about the Next Generation.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: 1001 Çiçek Kitaplar
Quick read, wasn't everything I expected from it. I did really enjoyed Abby's point of view though.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: O2 Yayıncılık
33. A "cheap" Harlequin Flipside. Basic storyline was that he dumped her after setting a wedding date 10 years ago, became a hot shot athelete and now he's back in her life. She's spent the last 10 years under a "curse" - every guy she dates or becomes engaged to suddenly becomes accident prone. A half-baked scheme between her and her aunt to end the curse begins a long line of spoofs and mis-steps but ends in happily ever after.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Altın Kitaplar
Good book not what i thought it would be a great twist in the story love to read Jsmes patterson he isnt predictable to me yet.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Dominguez
I finished reading Jade Tiger last night. This is not only the debut novel from Jenn Reese, but also the lead title for Juno Books, a new paranormal romance line from Prime Books/Wildside Press. Let me put it this way. With two little kids at home, I have a desperate craving for sleep. But I stayed up late to finish the book. Jade Tiger tells the tale of Shan, one of the last survivors of the Jade Circle, a martial arts group dedicated to the teaching of women. The circle was attacked years ago, and most of the women were killed. Shan escaped, taking with her the jade tiger, one of five animial statues that fit together to form a circle. Each statue infuses its owner with traits of the animal. Shan has carried the tiger for years, which has shaped her into a dedicated -- one could even say obsessed -- hunter. Her search for the other four statues brings her to Ian, archaeologist and cute-geek extraordinaire. But Shan isn't the only one searching for the statues.... Reese writes a fast-paced book. There's plenty of kung fu action, a strong heroine, and a nicely written romance between Shan and Ian. Other reviews have compared it to a hybrid of Indiana Jones and Bruce Lee. Personally, I see more of the Bruce Lee influence, complete with the big martial arts exhibition at the end. Reese even gives props to Lee's work at several points in the book, which was a nice touch. One of the book's greatest strengths is the passion Reese brings. It's always risky to try to guess at authorial intention, but reading Jade Tiger, I feel like I'm sharing Reese's love for the martial arts, and her empathy for girls and women struggling to find their own strength. (Not to mention an attraction to cute geek boys.) They say authors should write what they're passionate about. The result, as in Jade Tiger, is that the reader is drawn into that same passion and investment in the story. There were times when I thought Reese started to push a little too hard. All three of the major female characters have to deal with being hurt and betrayed by men, which felt like a little too much repetition of the same theme. In Ian's case, he sometimes came across as a bit too perfect and sensitive. I consider myself a pretty sensitive guy, but I put my foot in my mouth at least once a week with my wife. It would be nice to see Ian screw up a little more, too ... if only to make me feel better. All in all, a fun read. I'm very much looking forward to Reese's future books, and I hope she brings the same energy and passion to those projects that she did with Jade Tiger.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ecrin Yayınları
Every book has its reader; the person who loves its style, subject, plot, and message. After I read the Foreword and the first chapter/section and skimmed the remaining two hundred-fifty pages , of the late George MacDonald Fraser’s last novel, The Reavers, I quickly realized that the book was not written with me in mind. If I was giving stars for well written, I could give this book five stars. I’ve been trained to know writing, and I can tell you, dear reader, that The Reavers is well written. Ye gads! I’ve fallen into GMF’s style. However, if I was to recommend this historical comedy to a friend, I’d have to, in good conscious, tell my reader buddy that it was one star. Unless of course I knew they liked Monty Python and the Holy Grail. I knew I was in trouble with the foreword’s first two sentences: “This book is nonsense. It’s meant to be.” I’m a rather serious person and nonsense isn’t my cup of tea. I can tell you from reading the first chapter/section four times, that it is supposedly a summary of historical events. Written in a sort of stream-of-consciousness style, the sentence lengths rival that of any of Virginia Wolff and William Faulkner’s stuff. They go on and on and on…kind of like the Energizer Bunny. I can also tell you that, based on the book jacket summary, “it’s the turn of the seventeenth century (sort of) in the wild borderlands of Scotland.” I even found that summary nonsensical. It reads well and sounds quite interesting, but the plot and style failed to capture this hapless reader. Review originally appeared on www.armchairinterviews.com
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Adam Yayınları
• Naked snooping reveals the path to healing. • BDSM is about trust and in this story you can see the trust build between Dom and sub. A very interesting introduction into the mental and physical paths to submission. • Immensely intriguing to watch Alex excel in his role of the perfectly observant Dom, reading Mac's triggers and reactions to intimacy. Of course, this elevates him to a God/Dom position for the reader, creating an unachievable level of caring, understanding, patience, and strength. Perfect BDSM Romantic Fiction. For a itemized and bulleted review, visit me at Sweet Vernal Zephyr Book Reviews. ~Miranda
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Nesil Çocuk Yayınları
HAHAHA that is all i could do in this book. The fights and little talks that the two siblings have are great. Makes the book very humorous. It had a very good concept and i liked how everything fit together one way or another. Can't wait to get my copy of The Throne Of Fire.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Butik Yayınları
Pretty fascinating--discussing it with other people was definitely helpful in pulling apart Morris' personal intentions, possible gender stereotypes, definition of identity, etc. Interesting how this book diverges/intersects with typical illness narratives. Very quick autobiography that I'm sure I'll pick up again.
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