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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ganj Kitap
The writer has some stunning phrases and descriptions but you have to wade through a lot of muck to reach those gems and hope you are still paying attention when they arrive. Also, I didn't sympathize with any of the characters. I finished it to the end, though, and there was a twist I didn't see coming.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: MediaCat Kitapları
I loved this book. A group of Men from the Oregon wilderness are forced to build a ship to get into the outside world from the Tillamook bay. The passion of building the ship consumes them, they eat, breath and dream this ship, treating it like their own child: fighting over washing it, sanding it, painting it. "And stupid enough not to realize that there is no crature on the face of the earth so dangerous as a man who is searching for perfection."
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tuva Yayıncılık
Sadis, keren...
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Altın Kitaplar - Boyama ve Çocuk Kitapları
This is in my collection. Devotional readings on the Psalms. Excellent! (365 of them) I think this is my second or third time through.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doğan Egmont Yayıncılık
I read this book as part of an assignment recommended by one of my professors in college, shameful that I didn't read it prior to the suggestion. I actually was so moved that I visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington and cried the entire time.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Lag
The Scarlet Letter = 1.5 stars Words that Hawthorne obviously likes a lot (and that I now hate): ignominy bosom breast venerable epoch Oh... And we must not forget the exclamation marks! And the long sentences, that continue on and on, even if there should have been a period; wherewith the keyboard or thou printing press wherewithal must not have had a period; even though that's stupid because it sure did have semi-colons; and just so you know, thy is being funny and mocking Hawthorne's writing; even though seriously the sentences would be this long. Yea (he said that a lot too.) Overall, I thought this book was like a bad sequel. When I learned I had to read this for my literature class, I thought it would be about this ongoing affair. So, therefore, I thought the whole book would be this fancy, old, dirty scandalous novel. And although I wasn't very excited about this, I thought that it would at least be interesting. Wrong. Like I said, this was like a sequel of a book that was never published. The first imaginary book (the interesting one that actually detailed all the juicy stuff) should have been called The Scarlet Letter: How It Happened . This book is like the aftermath; the boring stuff no one cares about. Here, let me break it down. So there's this Puritan ("pure") chick named Hester. She lives in Boston (I think?), back in the seventeenth century. Her old hag of a husband is back in England and he was planning to meet her in the Americas. But ole Hester got tired of waiting. So she had this affair and committed adultery. Along with a prolonged "ignominy" (ugh) a scarlet letter is placed upon her "bosom"..."breast"...whatever. It is a letter "A". So now Hester is walking around with her crazy daughter, Pearl. But then her old husband, "Chillingworth" (I put the quotes because I got the impression that that was just his alias) comes to New England and plans to get revenge on Hester's "mysterious" baby daddy. Right. The thing is, by chapter...seven, I already knew who the darn father was (I won't say it, even if it's pretty obvious). Okay, maybe that's not all that impressive but I think the mystery should have gone through the whole book. The whole thing felt dry to me. I'm not saying that Hawthorne doesn't write nicely (even if I didn't understand 25% of what he said). It was just...very old. That's really the only way I can describe it. Everyone talked like this: Hath you finished ye book! Yea! Thou book hath badth! Thy ignominy tis glowing celestially! -_- Oh! And it was in third person. Ugh. Just glad I finished this thing for class.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tulpars Yayınevi
I liked this book, it is young adult,well-written an easy read.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Karatay Yayınları
I both loved and despised this story. I despised it mostly because of the cliffhanger that the author may or may not remedy with a second installment. I had other questions too- questions that require a sequel to explain. I pulled an all nighter for this one, and I found myself, at 8am, wondering why I had traded desperately needed sleep for an ending like that.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Arıtan Yayınevi
I. love. this. book. Granted, it's not too hard to impress me when it comes to funny zombie stories. But this one really cracked me up! I love the contrast between the proper English language and manners of the characters with the wacky zombie elements. It's so ridiculously random that I laughed out loud several times. I also enjoyed seeing more involvement from Lizzy's sisters, Mary and Kitty, as well as their father. The main storyline is predictable, but there are some twists thrown in and I found the conclusion very satisfying. If you've enjoyed any of the monster mashups that have been so popular lately, I highly recommend this one!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Almidilli Yayınları
This book is so close to the bone that when I tried to read it as a teenager it made me physically ill.
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