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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İSEM Yayıncılık
Loved it, extremely quick read and fun. Reminds me of my dad.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Eksik Parça Yayınları
yalom is very candid, in a way that many authors are not. the way he ignores political correctness is refreshing. this book is hilarious but also thoughtful. read it. but also you might get offended. it's worth it
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Martı Yayınları
Thirteen-year-old Amelina, who is Cajun, is an orphan. Since she was eight she has lived with her uncle on his small house on the bayou. But now it's 1863, the Civil War is creeping closer to Bayou Grand Coeur, and Amelina discovers a hurt Yankee. Helping him will risk her own life. Can she do what is right? I enjoyed this book. It was very exciting and historically accurate
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This was a book assignment from a book club and I really enjoyed it. I didn't know anything about it when I picked it up, but it's a great story. You really admire the main character, Dashti, for her courage, loyalty, honesty, and desire to always to the right thing. It's a unique fairy tale story about love, danger, and the will to live through tragic circumstances. I really liked it and suggest it to anyone who is looking for a good book to enjoy. I'm going to check out more books by Shannon Hale, she's got me interested in her style and stories.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Günışığı Kitaplığı
With the U.S. beginning to enforce a "no-fly zone" over Libya and the Egyptians voting on a new constitution and authoritarian regimes cracking down in Bahrain and Yemen, could a book be any more timely? Inside the Kingdom offers a vital context for what is appearing on CNN almost nightly. Inside the Kingdom tells the story of the evolution of the modern Saudi Arabia. Lacey starts with a pivotal moment in Saudi history, the 1978 occupation of the Grand Mosque in Mecca by a group of fundamentalist Muslim youth seeking to bring about a Godly revolution. The occupation of the Mosque was put down quickly and brutally, but the aftermath reshaped the religious landscape. In response to the attack, the House of Saud, the royal rulers of the country, forged a intimate tie with the conservative religious leaders and offered social "reforms" that meant a retooling of the public school system to focus on religious instruction. And therein lies the tension. A royal, ruling family with an autocratic hold on the country, who nonetheless is often a significant force for moderate reform, teamed with a theocratic, fundamentalist extreme that by and large dictates the day to day life of the people. It is this tension that gave rise to terrorist groups like Al-Queda, to which Lacey devotes a good third of the book. And through it all is the "special friendship" that the House of Saud has with the U.S. It's a delicate--and fascinating--balancing act. And one that has profound implications for the revolutions occurring in many Middle Eastern countries at this moment. I recommend it for anyone seeking a better understanding of that region at this crucial moment in time.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kapı Yayınları
I must have read the earlier books in this series at least ten times or more while I was growing up. I loved them! I guess I was so busy rereading my favorites that I never worried about reading the entire series. This year I plan to remedy the situation and fill in the gaps in my Laura Ingalls Wilder reading! If you've read the others in the series, this is more of the same. If you liked the earlier books, you'll enjoy this one as well. The family is again moving west, this time to South Dakota. They spend a winter there with almost no other people around, then are flooded with settlers in the spring. My favorite part was when Laura and her sister go sliding on the ice at night and see a wolf. I listened to the audio version of this narrated by Cherry Jones. She is a wonderful narrator for these stories, and in this one even sings several songs.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Demkar Yayınları
Between the extended novella The Crying of Lot 49 and the sprawling behemoth Gravity's Rainbow lies V, a book that's neither long nor particularly dense but still finds space for Pynchon's trademark historical digressions and lyrical flights of fancy. Pynchon's first novel is a thrilling mish-mash of Baedeker-Guide colonial intrigue, 1950s bohemia, and a hilarious set piece about alligators in the sewers of New York, all held together by an enigmatic meta-textual thread that is one of the more artful examples of what people mean when they talk about postmodern literature, assuming they mean anything at all. This is the Pynchon novel you should read first.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tekin Yayınevi
I only read the first story and it was a bit ridiculous. I'll try to get around the other stories cuase I can't believe they're all so lame!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kodlab Yayınları
I did enjoy Sisters Red a lot. it's a book I've been meaning to read for a while. Being a Southerner, I enjoyed that it was set it the South and didn't contain the stereotypical Southerners: the rednecks, the white country kids trying to be "black", the uneducated farmers, the ignorant bible-belters, etc. Yes, it did contain characters that dropped out of school, but it didn't show ignorance that's typically associated with the South. At onset, we get a prologue with with Oma March being brutally murdered and an eleven-year-old Scarlett defending her little sister from the Fenris, setting up this world-within-a-world. The Fenris (werewolf) took Scarlett's eye and scarred her for life. Scarlett's scars go much deeper than physical- she's consumed with fighting and destroying the Fenris. Her little sister Rosie is grateful for her life and the protection of her body and appearance, but she leaves everything to hunt with her sister- to avenge her grandma and her sister's lost eye. While Rosie enjoys hunting, it doesn't consume her like it does Scarlett. The loss of Scarlett's eye is somewhat metaphoric for how she can only see one thing: revenge. Scarlett and Rosie's sisterhood becomes codependent in the 7 years after the Fenris attack, and the sisters, like the cover indicates, are connected, intertwined and dependent on each other- neither can see where they end and the other begins, emotionally. Scarlett can't really imagine a future asides from fighting Fenris, while unblemished Rosie begins to wonder if she's destined to fight her entire life, and the true conflict of the story begins. Then, Silas comes along. He's an old friend, the son of Pa Reynolds, the woodsman who wasn't able to get there in time to save Oma March and Scarlett, who has now started losing his mind due to Alzheimer's. They capture a Fenris, who tells them right as they are dying, that the packs are convening in Atlanta. The threesome sets out from Ellison, GA to go to the city to solve the mystery and to hunt. (view spoiler) It's obvious that Jackson Pearce has an amazing relationship with her sister, and it really showed in this novel. Overall, I loved this book.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Dükkan
dissapointing
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