Floran Knezevic itibaren Gökçekışla/Yozgat, Turkey

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05/05/2024

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2018-10-28 05:41

Ulak 2: Tuna'nın Sırrı - Okay Tiryakioğlu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Genç Timaş

Phoebe stà correndo una gara quando scorge sua madre, tornata in anticipo di qualche giorno da un viaggio in Grecia in visita da parenti del padre di Phoebe. Finita la competizione con una vittoria, viene raggiunta quindi dalla stessa che, dopo averla abbracciata per congratularsi, la informa di avere una bellissima notizia da comunicarle. Entro due settimane si sarebbe sposata con Damian, un uomo incontrato in Grecia e di cui si è innamorata perdutamente (come scritto nello stesso libro, come un’adolescente) e che le presenta in quanto si trova lì con lei. Se questo non fosse abbastanza per Phoebe, che ricorda con estremo affetto il padre defunto e non vuole sostituirlo con un surrogato, viene altresì informata che, nel giro di un mese, lei e tutte le sue cose dovranno essere pronte per un trasferimento definitivo su di un’isola scnosciuta del Mar Egeo, Serfopoula, dove si trova l’Accademia di cui Damian è preside…che la stessa Phoebe dovrà frequentare. Alla faccia di tutti i piani e sogni fatti fino a quel momento! Ovviamente Phoebe non ne è per niente contenta e comincia il duro lavoro di ostracizzazione della madre, dei suoi piani scombinati e del futuro patrigno. Mantenendo sempre l’idea di passare sull’isola solo l’ultimo anno di liceo, in previsione di entrare infine nell’università tanto sognata e per cui si stà preparando da una vita. Phoebie però non ha fatto i conti con un segreto che arriva dritto dritto dalla tomba del padre. Detto questo, il libro ovviamente ha una trama molto semplice…per ragazzi (quindi YA)…forse un po’ scontata in alcuni punti… ma che sa comunque divertire, con personaggi ben descritti e dai caratteri definiti. Scene divertenti e anche curiose. Non incentrato sulla coppia di turno, ma sulla vita di Phoebie e sui cambiamenti che sta’ subendo mi fa dare un deciso punto positivo. Le scoperte, la bella parte dedicata allo sport e alle corse…pane e vita per Phoebe. Un scelta di tutto rispetto per quanto riguarda la parte fantasy -perché se c’è una cosa a cui nn so resistere, è avere divinità greche come punto focale di un romanzo urban-fantasy- me lo hanno fatto decisamente piacere. Probabilmente anche la non estrema difficoltà nella lettura, con sintassi lineare e abbastanza semplice, hanno fatto la loro parte. In definitiva un romanzo carino, senza troppe pretese se non divertire e far passare piacevolmente il tempo. Lo consiglio a chi vuole iniziare a leggere in lingua. Io, intanto, sono pronta per il secondo round con Goddess boot camp! ;)

2018-10-28 06:41

Şahin Bey - İsmail Bilgin TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Çocuk

i want Four and Six to end up together....

2018-10-28 07:41

Osmanlı Nasıl Kuruldu? TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ataç Yayınları

For perspective, I was reading this book from the position of a non-outdoors person. I like to hike and camp, but at an incredibly non-technical level. The first half of the book dragged for me because I had a hard time keeping up with and maintaining interest in his various mountaineering exploits. His view on life is not one that I share-I am not a daredevil, I don't seek out situations that are inherently dangerous for the thrill or the adrenaline. I am not "what I do". The second half of the book picked up for me as he was getting closer to self amputation and the search and rescue effort began in earnest. Reading about his hallucinations and out of body experiences was really interesting to me-I am fascinated by the idea that you can bridge two worlds. I admire his resilience, his ingenuity, creativity and ultimate perseverance. I did feel like he didn't really learn anything though, from his time in the canyon-his convalescence was so hard on him, based on his past life of action, that he had a hard time coping with just needing to heal, but I would have thought that his perspective and his own view of his self worth and value outside of his actions would have shifted a little. But what he did is remarkable, resourceful and inspirational. I don't know how many people could have done what he did, but his prior experiences helped him to cope, and his background as an engineer gave him an advantage others wouldn't have had. I was inspired by him, and questioned by own spiritual and psychological state-could I do what he did? Would I think of everything he thought of? Would I be able to do anything in the name of survival? I hope so, but I also hope I never find out!

2018-10-28 08:41

İşte Lenin! TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İnter Yayınları

His usually strong an unique narrative voice is weak in this one. Cool concept though. I recommend Invisible Monsters or Fight Club first.

2018-10-28 09:41

52 Haftaya 52 Vaaz - 2 - Ragıp Güzel TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Irmak Yayınları

Not my favorite book by Garcia Marquez... Not quite enough of the magical realism that I usually enjoy in his works.

2018-10-28 10:41

1000 Ultimate Adventures TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Lonely Planet Yayınları

very strange and gross really, yet you keep reading

2018-10-28 11:41

Kaçık Zombi Balığım 1: Bu Balık Çok Fena (Ciltli)-Mo O'Hara TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pegasus Yayınları

If you like fantasy, read this - it's great.

2018-10-28 12:41

Rüzgâr Bana Seni Fısıldadı-Clara Sanchez TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pegasus Yayınları

I read about 20-25 of these books. I read them in fifth and sixth grade. I strongly remember wanting to read these because they seemed cool and my older sister read a few of them. I remember that our library had a little display of them and I also bought a lot of them through the book catalogs we got at school. I remember most strongly the set up of the books; each book started explaining the club and describing each of the members. I also strongly remember the covers.

2018-10-28 13:41

Söz Mühendisi - Hasan Çep TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Olimpos Yayınları

The Bastard Stepchild by George R.R. Martin was an interesting and eye-opening take on the genre of Urban Fantasy and its origins. This preface truly gets readers ready to dive into this anthology as they understand the genres that will be introduced within the pages of this book. Rating: 3 1/2 Stars (Read 03/19/13) Death by Dahlia by Charlaine Harris dives into another chapter in the petite little vampire in Rhodes, Dahlia Lindley Chivers. Once again Ms. Harris proves that even an ascension party for Dahlia's new sheriff won't deter some chaos involving vampires, demons, and werewolves, oh my! I enjoy Dahlia and her capers so I am biased when it comes to writing a review. The story itself had sex, action, mystery, and some quirky humor to set the story off even more. Was it a great story and would a novice enjoy it? No, probably not. Would fans of Charlaine Harris and Dahlia enjoy the characters and the plot? Yes, for sure. Rating: 4 Stars (Read 01/08/12) The Bleeding Shadow by Joe R. Lansdale details a down and out self-proclaimed "detective" out to help an old girlfriend find her blues playing, loser brother from a force out to steal not just his music skills but his soul as well. This story was very noirish with a setting in the deep south that rang realiztic even while introducing the paranormal. It was humorous yet gritty, urban with a touch a ghetto yet the storys' setting was well-crafted. I enjoyed the main character as he was all business and even a bit violent and yet he seemed to truly care about Alma May even though their relationship ended years prior. I liked the story in general and thought the ending was unexpected and pretty fitting for the story. The story was nicely written and a good addition to this anthology and its theme. Rating: 3 1/2 to 4 stars Hungry Heart by Simon R. Green was an enjoyable and nicely written tale of a private detective specializing in the supernatural who takes on a witchy client looking for her stolen heart, literally, while others pursue the appendage as well and nothing is as it seems. The story was fast paced and had instant appeal to me from page one. I enjoyed the setting of the story and the characters as a whole, and I thought the story itself was unique. I liked the Nightside realm the author created and would like to expore more in this universe. The ending had a nice twist to it and I truly enjoyed the dry humor written into the novella! I definitely recommend this story to fans of this author or the fantasy genre in general. Rating: 4 Stars Styx and Stones by Steven Saylor was interesting and historical tale of two Roman travelers who wish to see Babylon and learn what still exists of the famous land Alexander conquered. Although they are only tourists in the city set on seeing the site, the pair will learn of an ancient and malicious entity who haunts an abandoned temple deep in the city that even the local residents dare not venture into. This story was quirky yet had a good amount of historical facts and details mixed into it. The characters fit well with the story and there was also some funny points to the story as well. In the end, the story was a bit bland even as it picked up toward the end, in my opinion. It fit with the theme of the anthology, but just seemed to lack in the action and mystery I traditionally like in my stories. Rating: 3 Stars Pain and Suffering by S. M. Stirling ended up being a strange yet very fascinating story of a former marine with horrifying dreams and memories who investigates a fire and disappearance that is not what it appears to be and the unexplainable and dangerous are common place and death is just around the corner. What a highly interesting and gritty tale! I really enjoyed te world created in this story and loved the characters. I also liked the mystery and sarcasm laced throughout the short. I would love to read more about these characters and this world for sure and recommend it to anyone who loves fantasy with a bit of horror in their stories! Rating: 4 Stars It's Still the Same Old Story by Carrie Vaughn totally sucked me in from the first paragraph! I love this author and LOVED the story set in her Kitty Norville world with one of the more frequent background characters taking center stage. Rick has been a vampire for a very long time yet he still likes to be involved with humans and still feel like he is part of the living even if he is technically dead. So when a human friend from his past calls him for help, Rick's memory of his first meeting with Helen sparks and just like that past and present collide as this vampire will stop at nothing to help his friend while writing another chapter into his world that he will never forget as long as he exists. I truly loved this story as it had all the elements I crave in my readings. Love, heartbreak, mystery, action, paranormal elements, and humor all rolled into one nicely written tale! I liked Rick from the very first Kitty novel as he seemed so different from the vampires who were introduced in this world. I truly enjoyed seeing this new side to the vampire and learning more about him as a person. This story was a little sad but it totally made the tale even better and I cannot wait to dive into more of Carrie Vaughn's novels in the very near future! Rating: 4 1/2 to 5 Stars The Lady is a Screamer by Conn Iggulden truly tickled me with its quirky wit and awesome cynicism as the main character cons his way through widows and other trusting marks who believe him to be a true "psychic" when he comes across the real paranormal and spirits that have their own agendas and ideas about the con mans' profession. I will admit the beginning confused me a bit until I realized the first person point of view and the significance of the characters' story and thoughts. After that, I truly enjoyed the humor and the story as a whole. I was also pleasantly surprised with the emotional secret the character had inside until a particularly aggressive ghost came into the picture. That really clinched the story for me in the end and I truly enjoyed this short novella. I might have to check out some other works of Conn Iggulden in the future for sure! Rating: 4 Stars Hellbender by Laurie R. King really got me from the first page and kept me riveted even to the end! What a truly original tale of a detective with a huge genetic secret that comes to the forefront after years of denial and self loathing when a beautiful woman hires him seeking her missing brother and a few other people who have gone missing over the years. What a truly interesting story that incorporated action, sci-fi, and a bit of the noir famous with detectives in these stories. I liked the whole genetic/scientific conspiracy intwined in this short and hope the author decides to write more about this particular group of "people." Rating: 4 Stars Shadow Thieves by Glen Cook was an odd story about a strange household of paranormal and human members who help the local authorities with crimes and investigations who find themselves the recipients of sudden attacks and threats on their lives and home when a mythical and infamous box of shadows is rumored to be somewhere in their household. I'll admit, there were some funny points and interesting characters in this 1800's English feeling story, but the story itself seemed a bit rushed and I also felt I was lacking some serious backstory about all these characters and this world. The beginning was very strange as I was bit lost on some points, but the plot soon came to the forefront and finished the story on a pleasant note. In the end, the story was not a favorite of mine but it fit with the theme of the anthology and I believe if I had read some prior works based in this universe with these characters I would have enjoyed it more. Rating: 3 Stars No Mystery, No Miracle by Melinda M. Snodgrass, set in the depression era of the Midwest, detailed the journey of an ancient and paranormal being attempting to track down another of his kind and stop it from destroying the life and world around them both. This story was a bit more strange than I was expecting and I felt like this particular tale began in a previous novel before his anthology and I was just readin the middle of an epic tale. The story ended up being pretty interesting as these beings survive on emotions and literally shatter if overloaded with emotion or caught offguard in a magical situation. Plus, I did like the fact that these beings live extended lives and can assimilate within our world. That being said, I did not enjoy the references to the mentally disabled man introduced or the public feeling on people of color, even if the terms and mentality were accurate for the time period of the story. They were just so out of place and I had to remind myself several times that this was really how society was in that time and the author wants to bring her readers into this time and truly experience it. Overall, the story was well-written and fit with the theme of the anthology, but I just did not enjoy this story overall. However, I'm sure fans of the author or fans of depression era settings with paranormal attributes might find this story much more enjoyable and engaging. Rating: 3 Stars The Difference Between a Puzzle and a Mystery by M. L. N. Hanover grabbed my attention as a detective trying to prove a murderer was not possessed by any demon who gets help from an unlikely and unreal friend of his boss. I liked this story and its attributes as it was unusual and had a great twist in the end. I also liked the fact that such a short story had a great beginning, middle, and ending. This story was a great addition to the anthology! Rating: 4 Stars The Curious Affair of the Deodand by Lisa Tuttle was interesting contribution to the anthology as a Sherlock Homes type of detective and his female assistant try to solve the mysterious murder of an English man killed after leaving his fiances' home. Good story and I enjoyed the old English setting and paranormal attributes I like in my readings. The protagonist was interesting as an independent woman in a time before womens' lib. I thought the plot was well thought out and overall the story a success. Rating: 3 1/2 to 4 Stars Lord John and the Plague of Zombies by Diana Galbadon was an enjoyable and interesting historical tale of a captain sent to Jamaica to prevent an uprising of maroons and ends up finding much more than he originally bargained for in the form of superstition, magic, and zombies. For a novella, this story truly seemed like a full-length novel and I really did enjoy it. I liked the historical facts and mannerisms presented in the tale and I enjoyed the Lord John as well as he was an uncoventional and very interesting character. Definitely enjoyable and I plan to read more from this author and in this series sooner rather than later! Rating: 4 Stars Beware the Snake by John Maddox Roberts was a quirky and comical tale of an ancient Roman senator, in the time of Julius Cesar, who is sanctioned to recover a spiritual and deadly snake that has been supposedly stolen and believed to be somewhere in his city. Of course, nothing is as it seems and the senator has to investigate murder in pursuit of the missing snake. This story was entertaining and had some pretty interesting historical points sprinkled throughout the tale, but this story was just a bit short and seemed to be missing some more backstory and/or information for my liking. Of course, this story was meant to be only a novella and it does fit with the overall theme of the anthology, but it just didn't do it for me in the end. Rating: 3 Stars In Red, with Pearls by Patricia Briggs takes readers into the world of Mercy Thompson but with the main character focus on Warren, Mercy's werewolf buddy, and his attempts to find and stop the life attempts on his main squeeze Kyle. I liked this story overall because I know the characters and enjoy Ms. Briggs' writing. I liked the plotline and really enjoyed seeing Warren and his personality as a main character rather than a side-kick or a background filler. Fans of the series will appreciate the appearance of a few characters previously introduced throughout all the books and also Warren and Kyle as key players in this action and mysterious tale mixed with the paranormal. Rating: 4 1/2 Stars (Read 01/08/12) The Adakian Eagle by Bradley Denton detailed the plight of a Private in the Army 1940 Alaska who finds a dead and possibly sacrificed eagle after being ordered onto the Adakian mountainside by his Lieutenant Colonel and seeking help from Pop an unlikely older officer in charge of the army's newspaper. The Private has found more than he ever bargained for on this mountain as his past, present, and future collide and intermingle with a Pop's and deceit, greed, and murder run wild within the camp laying both their lives on the line. I liked the writing style and premise of this story and enjoyed the first person account from the Private. I thought the magical and historical attributes mingled together nicely and made for an interesting tale. It did not have a lot a magic or action involved, but the story was a nice surprise to the end of this anthology. Rating: 3 1/2 to 4 Stars Overall, this was a "strange" yet interesting and enjoyable anthology. Some stories truly shined and others were just so-so, but Down these Strange Streets took me on a journey I will not soon forget and introduced me to some new writers I hope to read more about in the future! Definitely recommend this book to fans of some or mostly all the authors and fans of Sci-Fi, Noir, Mystery, Urban Fantasy, Fantasy, and Historical Fictions.

2018-10-28 14:41

Tam Tam TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Aksoy Yayıncılık

What can I say? This book is a classic and worthy of all the attention it has been given.

2020-07-14 12:39

Tali - Duygusal Zeka Eğitimi Etkinlikli Boyama Kitabı - Berrin Göncü Işıkoğlu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Nesil Çocuk Yayınları

Şimdiye kadar bu kabul etmek çok zor oldu. LDS inançlarım ile doktrin benzerlikleri, ancak FLDS'nin onları uygulama şekli, bu tür bir istismar ve haksız hakimiyetle, çok rahatsız edici. Bitirmeyeceğimi söyleyerek birkaç kez indirdim. Ama çok perçin ve merak ediyorum --- nasıl çıktı? Bu yüzden tekrar almaya devam ediyorum. Henüz hiçbir yıldız ödüllendirilmedi - Elissa'nın neyin yanlış olduğunu söylemesi için cesaretinden ve iç sesinden gurur duyuyorum, ancak iç karartıcı olduğunu konuştuğumuz kadar çok hayatın aynı kontrol altında olduğunu fark ettim! Tamam, bitirdim ve yaptığım için mutluyum. Elissa'nın hikayesini paylaştığı ve Warren Jeffs ile konuştuğu için memnunum. Bence Allen da hüküm giymeli. Durumundaki diğer genç kızların avukatı olduğu için mutluyum. Tanrı onun ve ailesinin yanında olsun.

Okuyucu Floran Knezevic itibaren Gökçekışla/Yozgat, Turkey

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