Alexandre Junqueira itibaren Kodukankuppam, Tamil Nadu, India

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11/23/2024

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2018-10-10 23:41

Hayatın Yeniden İnşası İçin TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Düşün Yayıncılık

Am such a fan of Slaughter! It began in 1985. John Shelley was a stellar athlete, a great student and basically the perfect son, then his cousin introduced him to drugs. One night after a part John leaves with Mary Alice. He wakes up the next day lying next to her raped mutilated body. He spends the next 20 years in jail John is released from prison. Shortly after a prostitute is found murdered-her tongue bitten off much like Mary Alice as well as 3 other victims. Will with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation is called in to help local police.

2018-10-11 00:41

Kısayol Kpss 2016 Eğitim Bilimleri Denenmiş Harika 7 Çözümlü Deneme TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kısayol Yayınları

This book was...so unlike anything I have ever read. It was about a mental patient, and how she struggles to be "normal" again. She gets worse, and her parents start to get worried, but she's getting through the peak of her sickness. Then she's transfered back to B ward, and soon released. Deborah explains that she doesn't see "average" people as average. She sees them as lucky. Soon she starts to open her eyes to the world around her and she talks through her "problems" with Dr. Fried aka Furii. Deborah should be an example of hope for everyone. It shows that no matter how deep you are in a problem, with enough time and faith you can get better. I would recommend this book to anyone who is struggling with a disease, because reading this book, they'll remember to have faith again. The other lesson I learned, is that when it comes down to it, we're all imperfect people with our own prejudices and problems regardless of race, religion, or ethnicity. We're all people of earth, and deserve our own equal chance to live without scrutiny.

2018-10-11 01:41

Resimli İlk Kitaplarım: İlk Sayılar Kitabım TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: 1001 Çiçek Kitaplar

Terribly written. The author couldn't seem to decide if she wanted to write in first person or omniscent narrator. I found the book confusing, between the present time and flashbacks. I felt the author was trying to build a climax by witholding information, but only succeeded in leaving out so much information that the book was boring.

2018-10-11 02:41

Dönüşüm - Franz Kafka TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İndigo Kitap

The high school me loved this book. I also was listening to the Cure and whatnot.

2018-10-11 03:41

Mackie Cr3 Aktif Stüdyo Monitörü (Çift) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Mackie

First and foremost, Hourglass is not a ghost novel. The synopsis and first few chapters make Hourglass appear to be a novel that features ghosts, but I want to make it clear that this is not the case. I usually pass by ghost novels and I don't want anyone who avoids that type of thing to miss out on this book. Hourglass is definitely more science fiction that paranormal fantasy and much of the novel is one surprise after another. It was a very enjoyable book to read. Weeks before Emerson's parents died, she began seeing what she believed to be ghosts. Eventually, it got so bad that she was committed. Years later, she's come home to live with her brother and his wife. Her brother hires the Hourglass to try to find out why Emerson can see these "ghosts" and how to make it stop. Michael, a consultant for the Hourglass, can see the same "ghosts" Emerson can see. They are also inexplicably drawn to each other, but can't be together because of professionalism and other reasons Michael's not quite willing to share. Emerson has had a bad life these past few years. Things do not get easier for her in this novel. While I loved the story, I found it sort of difficult to empathize with Emerson. The emotional pull just wasn't there. I wanted her to succeed in things, but only really so that the story itself moved forward. The same can be said for Michael and the relationship between the both of them. Whether it happened or not did not concern me. I think they were a little too "meant for each other" for my taste. When Michael's friend Kaleb appears in the novel, I immediately wanted him to be with Emerson. I could say so much more about Hourglass, but the entire book is like one big spoiler. Without revealing anything, as the surprises make the story as addictive as it is, I can only say that Hourglass is a wonderfully unique surprise. As each piece fell into place, I became more and more drawn into the story and hoped it would never end. Luckily, Hourglass seems to be the first in a series. I can't wait to read more.

2018-10-11 04:41

Okul Öncesi Yaz Tatili Kitabım-Kolektif TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Çamlıca Çocuk Yayınları

I didn't even bother finishing this one. Damaged characters are always more fun to read about than perfect characters, but there comes a point when you just want to smack them and yell "snap out of it!" Here's what I want in a book (I'm going to send this out into the universe so the universe will send this mythical book back to me.): I'm currently looking for a romance novel. I have now read three this summer and been disappointed. I don't want to be grossed out by the mushy-ness. I don't want to be scared off because they only spend their time in bed. I want a big, sprawling novel that probably takes place in France and I'm kind of picturing Versailles (Isn't it always Versailles?). I want to like the main characters and I want to like their story. I want secrets and mystery and a rendezvous or two and then I want them to actually end up together. Or at least end up happy.

2018-10-11 05:41

Türkiyenin İlahiyat Sorunu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Beyan Yayınları

As with anything British, I found this a little off the wall. More than a little innuendo, which, frankly, kind of weirded me out. However I loved the zany family, the little mysteries, and the house that brings them all together.

2018-10-11 06:41

Konuşan Kitap 3 : Allah Sevgisi - Mürşide Uysal TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Uysal Yayınevi

julia's love of food and life is infectious. read this to smile, to learn, and to be inspired. simply lovely.

2018-10-11 07:41

17 Bölmeli Mutfak (Osmanlıca- Türkçe) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Rika Kitap

“Billions died in less than 24 hours.” Most zombie stories begin the same way. Take a random, ordinary day; add a mysterious plague that kills a great percentage of the population; focus on a handful of survivors as they seek each other out and come to terms with the fact that their loved ones are now flesh-eating undead. I really don’t see the need for re-writing the classic Night of the Living Dead gig, unless there’s a new (or at least interesting) twist to it. Like 28 Days Later, where the never-identified-as-zombies “Infected” have a very different sort of affliction, and even Shaun of the Dead with its comic twist. Autumn, sadly, offers nothing new or exciting in its story. True to the genre formula, the book begins with an ordinary autumn day turned gruesome, as people begin to asphyxiate and literally drop dead, leaving very few survivors. By the end of the next day, half of the bodies “wake up” and start walking around aimlessly. And then they start reacting to sound and light… And then they start attacking the living... Not really all that suspenseful if you’ve ever seen a zombie flick. But that’s ok, that’s what makes it a horror story. Author David Moody (if he - a horror writer - was actually born with that last name, it would be a crazy coincidence) still has a chance to wow me with his writing skills and characterization. We can look into the human condition; we can sympathize with the characters and bite our nails when it looks like they have no way out. We can be mentally transported to the cottage in which the survivors huddle and feel part of the story. At the very least, since it is a horror story after all, we can be supremely grossed out. Or not. Moody’s writing is disappointingly amateurish and repetitive (if I read the phrase “unexpected and inexplicable” one more time, I would have slammed my head into a wall). His descriptions are flat and the characters are mind-numbingly dull. We skim the surface of them – age, sex, occupation – but never delve into what they are feeling. Their interactions mainly consist of: “What should we do?” “I don’t know,” and, “Are you ok?” “Yes, are you ok?” I think the zombies could have had more interesting conversation! The overall lack of suspense made the entire story seem anticlimactic. Nothing, truly nothing, happens. Even the undead are boring. They don’t eat a single brain in the entire book. Everyone knows zombies eat brains! I believe the closest we get is reading how one man is “swallowed up by the crowd” or something similarly un-detailed and not-interesting. Yawn. Maybe the story gains momentum in one of the four sequels Moody penned for Autumn, but I’ll never know, because I won’t be reading them.

2018-10-11 08:41

Anahtar TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İnkılap Kitabevi

A warning before you start this book: You won't be able to put it down! I made the mistake of starting it before I went to bed and ended up staying awake all night just to finish it. I've always loved dragons and this series only makes me love them more! Vanish picks up right where Firelight left off — the gap isn't even a day! — with Jacinda and her family going back to the pride. The plot is so fast-paced and full of twists that I stayed on the edge of my seat, and there are a bunch of revelations that made my jaw drop. I honestly adore Jacinda! I've read so many reviews that say she's indecisive and angsty, but I think that her flaws and actions make her feel so much more real and easy to relate to. And I swear, this romance will be the end of me one day. I LOVED the (non) draki-hunter Will to the moon and beyond, but even I have to admit that Cassian had his moments! ♥ With a fast-paced plot, a quick writing style, and tons of surprises, Vanish is definitely a one-sit read! If you haven't started this series yet, then I definitely recommend that you do because this is a cool series you don't want to miss! :) BUY or BORROW?: Am I the only one who is IN LOVE with these covers, scales and all?? I think this series is worth being purchased (and not just for the pretty covers)! (Original review at Mimi Valentine's YA Review Blog)

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