Kristiana Wulan itibaren Provalija, Montenegro

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11/21/2024

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2018-10-29 17:40

Sınav Dergisi 2.Sınıf İngilizce Konu Anlatımları, Etkinlikler, Testler TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Sınav Yayınları

After many years, I have re-read this story. I find it interesting that I remembered as much as I did, while at the same time, having forgotten many details. The ending brought forth as many tears this time as previously. But, the story is engaging enough that I'm glad I re-read it. Wharton's knowledge of her subject matter was impressive, and it still amazes me that such living occurred so long ago (it was originally published in 1905). Again, a beautiful young lady who knows not the ways of the world -- but, she was nobler than the other young and beautiful women I read about recently.

2018-10-29 18:40

Gizemli Anahtar - Andrew Clements TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Günışığı Kitaplığı

The first 100-some pages are rough. Whole last half of the book is fantastic. Fast moving, questions demanding answers, all satisfactorily answered. There are too many female protagonists to distinguish among, 3 or 4. The switch around constantly, flipping all around 100 years time. You end up blurring them into one ongoing person. And the result of that is half the women aren't developed satisfyingly enough. But it doesn't matter in the end. It was really fun, good and tight and satisfying. Still, can't beat her first novel, "The House at Riverton", the same historical mystery "message gramma hid 100 years ago in the old mansion will set us all free" is one the best of the genre.

2018-10-29 19:40

Daddario J81044Mb10 TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: D'Addario

This book was Lessings' debut novel and a ballsy book with which to start a career. Depressing? yes. Unexpected? usually. Intriguing? hell yeah. Beware the hidden consequences of welding power over 'inferior' people, it's a miserable existence. I find books about racism/xenophobia told from the 'master' POV very interesting. It's one of the reasons I like Faulkner so much.

2018-10-29 20:40

Yakın İlişkilerin Gizli Anlamları TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yakamoz Yayınları

I was at Mountain Crossings a few days ago. I got to meet some of the characters described in the book, along with the author.

2018-10-29 21:40

Sıradan Bir Gün ve Diğer Oniki Komedi TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Açılım Yayınları

Hemon is one of those crazy brilliant types who drives me nuts because I know no matter how hard I try, I will never be as brilliant myself—or brilliant at all, for that matter. A former Bosnian now living in Chicago, he learned English maybe 15 years ago, started writing in English, and oh, about three-four years later started seeing his stories in periodicals like the Paris Review. Naturally, he gets a lot of comparisons to Nabokov, a similar crazy genius able to write beautifully in multiple languages. I embarrassingly have yet to read Nabokov, but I've now read Hemon, and I imagine the same thing blows me away about him that would blow me away about Nabokov: It's not just that Hemon clearly has a larger vocabulary than my 30 years of speaking and listening to English has afforded, and it's not just that his weirdly, fascinatingly disjointed narrative about a semi-autobiographical protagonist Jozef Prenek is gripping and moving. No, what I can't get over is how (and I'm told Nabokov achieves a similar feat) precisely articulated Hemon's style is, how he has taken this language not innate in him and made it entirely his own—a feat most writers never achieve no matter what English they're writing in. Hemon writes sentences that, if you are an aspiring writer, will make you scratch your head and think to yourself, "how the hell did he DO that?" And if you are just a casual reader (bless you), his sentences will simply fill you with joy and remind you afresh of language's power to thrill and delight. Even if you aren't interested in a story that randomly criss-crosses through time, building a strange, meandering portrait of a gentle Bosnian who flees his native land before a terrible war breaks out, Hemon's books are worth reading just to delight like a foodie devouring a tasty bon-bon over morsels like the following: "I thought that if another revolution were ever to break out in the USSR, it would start on a train or some other public transportation vehicle—the spark would come from two sweaty asses rubbing." And, when young Jozef's grandmother dies while tucking him in at night: "Everything in the room was perfectly still, as if it all went away with Grandma and only left its shapes behind." Having typed them, I'm not sure those sentences are the best examples to illustrate my point, but I already returned the book to the library and don't have the means to dig out more. I hope you'll take my word for it, though, and read this.

2018-10-29 22:40

Eğlenceli Matematik Masalları (Zeka Geliştirici Sayma İşlemleri) - Greg Tang TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doruk Yayınları

I did not have high expectations for this book when I started it. Getting into it though, I craved getting to see what happens next. The author has a way of making you always want to keep reading :) This book was great! The ending made me want to cry honestly and I feel like it was realistic to the situation. I wish the dad cared more for his daughter. The Last paragraph about the cart tied it all together and left me with an impression like WOW that was sooo good!!! loved it!! If they never tried to adopt the new ways and materialism and missions, Irem may still live. Read it :)

2018-10-29 23:40

İhanet Ve Direniş TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hayat Yayınları

fascinating.

2018-10-30 00:40

Zaman İpektendi TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kanes Yayınları

Wow - this was an incredibly honest, open and powerful book. I am so impressed with Alice Sebold for sharing her journey through her rape to regaining power in her life. She has clearly made her own luck when odds were against her. I couldn't put this book down once I started it.

2018-10-30 01:40

Frankenstein TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İlgi Kültür Sanat Yayıncılık

A clever mystery (I expect nothing less of Rex Stout) that actually did keep me guessing. Also, it's not about what you'd think.

2018-10-30 02:40

Cemile - Cengiz Aytmatov TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ötüken Neşriyat

SPOILER ALERT Summary: Hattie Inez Brooks has been passed around from relative to relative all her life until her Uncle Chester leaves her a claim to stake in Montana. She eagerly leaves her kindly Uncle Holt and prickly Aunt Ivy's home in Iowa to make it on her own. Once Hattie arrives in Vida, Montana, she realizes that she already has some debt she owes from her Uncle Chester. She works very hard all through the severe winter, with the help of her friend Perilee Mueller and her family. Spring comes and Hattie finishes the long fence she had to put up, and she learns about the anti-German feelings that people have when Perilee's kind and generous husband, Karl, is targeted. Through the seasons, Hattie must work very hard to prove up on her claim before November while also gaining a true sense of belonging with the people she loves near Vida. She learns generosity and the meaning of loyalty with Perilee's family, and she writes of her adventures to her school friend, Charlie, who is fighting the Kaiser in France, her Uncle Holt, and in a column called Honyocker's Homily for the paper back in Iowa. In the end, Perilee loses one of her children and decides to leave Montana, the war ends and Charlie comes home, admitting that he likes Hattie, while Hattie loses her claim due to debt. Although this ending may be bittersweet, Hattie does at last find a home in herself, and she learns to love the people around her. Evaluation: I think this book lacked somewhat of a resolution and kind of tied up quickly. I liked the character development of Hattie very much but I was sad to see her lose the claim that she had worked so hard for. And whereas I thought she might at least end up with Charlie, that was left very open and uncertain. The book did bring a sense of real life to the time that it was describing, which I thought was interesting, especially after reading the author's note about this story being based on her great-grandmother's life. I thought it was a good book, but maybe not one of my favorites. I seem to prefer happy endings more when I am reading for pleasure, and I was really sad when Mattie died. I do think I would use this book in maybe a 4th or 5th grade classroom.

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