Natasja Cappello itibaren Yukarıçamurlu/Iğdır, Turkey

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2018-10-13 05:40

Hızlı & Kolay Rusça Öğrenim Seti - Anna Dolgova TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Beşir Kitabevi

1st: 2/9/13; 2nd:

2018-10-13 06:40

Blonde Heaven (Sarışın Afet) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından:

I LOVED THIS BOOK! It belongs on a special place on my shelves. I don't care about if whoever wrote this book lied to Oprah, Who has not lied to Oprah. There is plenty of people that have lied to her. I read this book while on a church trip and I could not put it down at all. I brought the sequel to State Fair encampment and the third one to State fair encampment the year after. This what started my obsession with action/adventure/science fiction/fantasy books.

2018-10-13 07:40

Stufe 3 Wunderschön TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kapadokya Kitabevi

Kit goes off to boarding school as World War II threatens Britain. There she meets lots of unique friends and gets to go across the sea to Europe to small country were she meets a prince and has more adventures. The English boarding school story is very much in evidence here. Kit is annoyingly perfect and wonderful and everyone loves and adores her. There are no real consequences in her world and everything feels staged and unreal. The story has a very old-fashioned feel and fans of the English boarding school style and that old style will probably love this book. My tastes run to stories with more action, more character growth and depth and more modern writing style. It wasn't a bad book but it wasn't horribly interesting either and I was bored throughout. I am sure it's a personal failing but alas this is just not my cup of tea.

2018-10-13 08:40

Once Upon A Time In Brooklyn (Bir Zamanlar Brooklyn’de) (Bas Oynat) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

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Pretty funny, light and about dragons with some characters of ill-repute. Was a fun read.

2018-10-13 09:40

Yayın Denizi LYS Tek Fizik Konu Anlatımlı Cep Kitabı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yayın Denizi Yayınları

This is more than an overview of Western Philosophy. It's a remarkable achievement, detailing how philosophy originates as both primitive science and theology and how it has governed the course of Western thought since the earliest periods. Its a long read, a heavy read, in fact at times it a down right difficult read! But it rewards, both in understanding philosophical ideas and its application, not just to its historical and cultural environment, but to our modern day circumstances as well. The only downside is its slight datedness and the referencing 'recent' events - circa 1945. However, these moments are far and few between, especially when the construction of language is as elegant as it is, allowing for an easy grasp of complex ideas.

2018-10-13 10:40

A'dan Z'ye Dijital Fotoğrafçılık - Yavuz Kerem Demirbaş TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pusula Yayıncılık

Originally rated three stars. March 2016: If you follow me at all closely here on Goodreads, you'll probably know how much I love The Dresden Files, but that I initially didn't like it very much, to the point where I gave up after reading book three way back in 2009. I just didn't think the series was for me. That I thought that at the time is alternately hilarious and horrifying. I almost didn't pick this series back up, and so I almost missed out on what has turned out to be more and more of a favorite series as it goes on. So I've been meaning to revisit these first three books for quite a while now, because I knew I would like them more if I gave them another go, knowing what I know now about the characters and the world, and how much Butcher's writing has improved on all fronts. Also, I really really wanted to listen to the audio versions of the first three books, since I read the paperbacks the first time through, and James Marsters is life. (I of course will also be re-reading all the rest of the books as well, because if I read three of them twice, and the others only once, my brain will break.) Anyway, just as I expected, I liked this so much better this time around. But what's really weird about this re-read is that I was able to pinpoint exactly why past Ashley felt weird about this book and didn't really like it very much, even though I wasn't really able to do that at the time. It's still very weak in comparison to every book in the series excepting #2, Fool Moon, which I remember being my least favorite, but my mindset is so different this time around, it was like I was reading an entirely different book. But also, the same book. Because it's the same book. You know what never mind, you know what I mean. The biggest difference for me this time was that I no longer felt emotionally distant from Harry or the other characters, so I automatically cared more about what was happening, and I was much more willing to forgive Harry and his idiotic flaws, which really rankled me the first time through. He really is very sexist in these early installments, although benignly so (as benign as sexism can get, anyway--he calls it being "old-fashioned"). He's also way too mistrusting of his allies, and if I didn't already have a substantial emotional attachment to the big idiot, I would be bored and frustrated with his seeming inability to connect to other people. It's not good if your story has a main character who won't actually form relationships and have significant interactions with your other characters. I also noticed this time that Butcher hadn't quite found his tone yet, and that a large part of my dislike for the book was due to its lack of flavor. It was still incubating as a story/world. Butcher was going more for an urban fantasy version of hardboiled noir in the vein of Raymond Chandler, but he doesn't have Chandler's way with words (nobody does), so what ends up happening is you get the lowlifes and the atmosphere of Chandler, without the wit or the unique flavor. This book feels bland in comparison both to the genre heavyweights it's imitating, and in comparison to later books in the series after Butcher had found his and Harry's voice. (I actually feel similarly about Marsters' performance, which while still pretty great, was inconsistent not only with later books where his Harry is more of a smartass and way less dour, but with itself. He kept pronouncing words and names differently throughout, i.e. trading off between pronouncing Marcone "Mar-cohn" and "Mar-coney". That may also be an audiobook producing error.) At the same time, in hindsight, it's clear that Butcher at least had a rough idea of where his story was going from the beginning. So many of the pieces that will come to be important are set up here (or, alternatively, he's just really good at taking a base and building on it, but I tend to believe the former theory, given how Butcher has shown his love for setting things up way in advance). Anyway, re-reading this has only solidified my feelings about this series, so I guess that means I will never shut up about it, and every time someone gives up before reading at least book four, I will have to hound them mercilessly until they repent. [3.5 stars, because it's still pretty weak, but rounding up because of happy feelings] Original Review, April 5, 2009: I keep wavering on whether or not to give this three stars or four, because I'm optimistic that the series will eventually get better. Fast paced and quick from beginning to the end, it was an enjoyable read, but it was a little too *neat* for my tastes. I'd like to see more character development, not just Harry getting beaten up and being all Solitary Man and junk. Harry as a character seems like the male version of the hero of your dreams, but I need more than a lonely guy kicking some ass with a magic staff to hold my attention. The first person narrator also gets on my nerves a lot, but that's just a personal choice. First person sometimes doesn't feel like storytelling to me, just somebody bragging, and it always feels a little too *written*, if you know what I mean. You have to be very talented to pull it off. And honestly, the only reason I'm being so optimistic is because this series comes to me highly recommended from several sources, so I'd like to at least get through the next two books before I make my final decision.

2018-10-13 11:40

Ruhunu Haramdan Sakın - Merve Özcan TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Portakal Kitap

Story was very slow moving. It would pick up and you would expect something to happen but then it would drag again.

2018-10-13 12:40

Tatlı Bela - Jamie McGuire TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yabancı Yayınevi

Hope to make it to half of these places before I kick it.

2018-10-13 13:40

Naruto 6. Cilt - Masaşi Kişimoto TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Gerekli Şeyler Yayıncılık

i really liked it. i thought the ending was weak and want to know what happened. it needs another chapter or a sequel or something. overall good

2018-10-13 14:40

Hayatın Anlamı - Arthur Schopenhauer TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Say Yayınları

First, know that I am deeply biased when it comes to this book: it's got time travel, which I love with a love that is more than love, and it's got Cyril, who I love with a love that makes my time travel love look like a Tuesday afternoon romance. Plus, it's inspired by - and references, oh my god, REFERENCES! - one of my favorite books, Jerome K. Jerome's Three Men in a Boat. So, you know, I won't even attempt a qualitative review. I'll just say that this is fun, and funny, and it hits my narrative kinks so hard that I would marry it if there was a church that solemnized bibliopolygamy. This book is a frequent re-read and a joy forever.

2020-04-27 20:29

Her An Mucize - Ralph S. Marston TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Koton Kitap

çok yoğun, çok yorucu ve iyi yazılmış değil (tekrarlanır). yine de, 20. yüzyıl İspanya'sına ilginç bir bakış ve orayı şu anda şekillendiren şey. İspanyol tarihi hakkında çok şey bilmeyen biri olarak, her neyse benim için ilginç. tarihsel parçalar en hantal buldum; tremlett çağdaş ispanya ve İspanyol yaşam tarzı hakkında konuştuğunda işler çok daha ilginçtir (eğer böyle bir şey varsa - kitabı okumak, kendilerini düşünmeyenler de dahil olmak üzere tüm farklı türlerden haberdar etti. İspanyol). Eğer kültürle ilgileniyorsanız, bir fiske için iyi, ama belki de güncel olmayan başka, daha iyi, kitaplar var, belki de güncel değil mi?

Okuyucu Natasja Cappello itibaren Yukarıçamurlu/Iğdır, Turkey

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