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2018-11-01 19:40

Asel Föyaktif 11.Sınıf Fizik Sb. TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Asel Yayıncılık

My favorite Bradbury collection.

2018-11-01 20:40

Nokta - Peter H. Reynolds TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Altın Kitaplar - Çocuk Kitapları

It's hard to come back to this after reading so much Other Nabokov. Other Nabokov remains untainted by all the disclaimers and "okay, but"'s heaped on this particular book. If I could take it out of time and history, I would love it more. (Dumb. I am a New Critic at heart.)

2018-11-01 21:40

Yarıiletken Devre Elemanları Fiziği - Physics Of Semiconductor Devices-Jean Pierre Colinge TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Nobel Akademik Yayıncılık

I need to come back to this to write a review. No time right now. Reading "Love and Respect" that should be a companion to this book. It talk about what is being communicated when you fail to speak your spouse's love language. To a woman, the man speaks directly to the wife's feeling of love. To a man, the wife is speaking directly to the husband's feeling of respect which insulates his feelings of love. For example, a husband would say that his wife love's him, but does not like (which means respect) him. A subtle but essential difference.

2018-11-01 22:40

Eğlenceli Bilim: Haritalar Ve Haritacılık-Deborah Chancellor TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları

Ponyboy, yep that's his name, is a Greaser. He has long hair and holds it in place with hair oil that makes it look greasy. The Greasers are a gang but more than that they are each others family and refuge. When someone needs something they get it from each other. The Socs are their nemeses, they're the popular rich kids that appear to be innocent but their favorite thing to do is jumping Greasers. When a Soc takes it too far one night and what ensues forces Ponyboy and Johnny, another Greaser, to run away and go into hiding for a few days. Ponyboy learns about his brothers who are the only family he has left, while he is dealing with the stress of life. He learns who he can trust and what he has to be thankful for. I really liked this book. I felt like the story was really realistic and the characters were really easy to relate to. The lessons contained in this book can apply to anyone in any situation because a lot of them are focused on how everyone has their own set of problems. I felt like it should have read faster than it did, but it was very well written!

2018-11-01 23:40

Kendi Stilini Yarat - Rüzgar Mira Okan TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Alfa Yayınları

Noir, but it's real. Rarely have I found non-fiction with prose that is this exceptional.

2018-11-02 00:40

Uzdil Yöntemi İle İngilizce 2 TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Puslu Yayıncılık

Just finished reading Henry V. Shakespeare is really good about depicting the accents of the day. The Welsh character and the daughter of the French Queen were both well done.

2018-11-02 01:40

İlkçağ Felsefesi Tarihi - Bayram Ali Çetinkaya TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İnsan Yayınları

nov 07 Perhaps I should not have read this a second time. All I can remember from my first read two years ago was how genious Foer was. I couldnt stop talking about the symbolism and prose just a little dissapointing second time around.....

2018-11-02 02:40

Sevgiliden-Kolektif TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı

The book was well written, no complaint about that, but as an account of a first year of law school it seemed a bit... overblown. Some of the language and the dramatization in this book make it tough to credit this book. Granted, Harvard Law School is a pretty tough place, but a lot of what's written here doesn't seem entirely steeped in reality. Grown men and women crying, petty squabbling over pluses and minuses on grades, professors dissolving their students resolve to live... maybe things have changed since the '70s, but if you didn't know what Harvard Law School was, you'd think these people were in high school. Another thing I had some trouble with were the numbers. Turow mentions salary figures and prices as they were in the '70s. I read a pretty old copy of this book, but it might help new printings to adjust his numbers for inflation, even parenthetically or in footnotes, just to help him get his point across. $22,000 is no longer a good salary for a lawyer, unless you actually only work 20 hours a week. $1 for a book is not expensive. $4,000 for Harvard tuition would be miraculous. I'd recommend the book if you're considering law school, but I've heard from many people that the contents of this book don't hold water outside of its bindings.

2018-11-02 03:40

Lumpi Lumpi Arkadaşım Ejderha-Silvia Roncaglia TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Çocuk Yayınları

Creepily good. Unfortunately, I watched the movie first, but Selick did a great job making the story his own for film. This book is marvelous and charming and above all a chilling fairy tale.

2018-11-02 04:40

Remo Bd-0818-00- 18" Suede Diplomat Deri - TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Remo

I have to get something off my chest before I really get started with this – After reading John Adams by David McCullough and watching the mini-series I held John Quincy Adams to this level of awesomeness just because I “watched” him grow up. Not even 100 pages into this biography I had to admit to myself that he is a total jerk. Like the king of all jerks in the world. He should get a crown for his haughty attitude and general disdain – it seemed to ooze out of his pores and writings. Aside from that, I thought his battle with depression was well explained and described in this book. It addressed it properly – giving it the weight it deserved, but also separating it from his general jerkiness. Once again in reading a non-fiction book about this time I am in awe of how far our medical environment has advanced – not only in acceptance for conditions like depression, but also just in treatment options. However, I wish that sabbaticals to visit “healing waters” would be reinstated. I’m pretty sure that taking a long vacation to a seaside town would do my attitude wonders. One of the items I found most surprising about JQA is that his years as President were his least productive and the darkest of his life. I think I have always thought that the Presidential position was one of utmost success – touch and difficult yes, but still a time to feel a level of achieving the highest goal – but not for JQA in the slightest. He fought all through politics against the party attitudes and yet his time in the White House was so full of party lines he wasn’t able to accomplish much. This, of course, left him feeling unproductive and resentful. He wasn't always useless though - he worked tirelessly to bring the Smithsonian Institutes into reality. I have visited a few of the museum's in Washington DC and they were impressive. To know that he used his love of art, history, and creative passions to establish such a treasure shows that his legacy lives on. It seems that much of his life JQA spent doing things he didn’t like. He hated the practice of law, preferring rather to spend his time with the literary world. His time abroad included some of his best years – primarily due to his schedule allowing his creative interests to foster, especially with such close proximity to famed artists of all formats. He was a man of the arts, not a man of the law or politics. And yet, he took the political route many times just because it kept him from having to practice law to eat. The lesser of two evils as some might say. I finished this book with a profound feeling of sadness. JQA spent much of his life chastising himself for frittering away time doing things that he enjoyed. He had such a strict expectation of himself that he couldn’t possibly live up to it. Yes, he was a jerk – but not just outsiders, he was a jerk to himself too. I wonder if he would have been a happier man had his duties as an ambassador for the US had kept him overseas longer than what actually transpired.

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