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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Yayınları
Good storyline, great charaters...but I'm not much on series novels and waiting for the next installment!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Novella Yayınları
Read this for school, too. Didn't like it eiter. I supposed it has "importance" as a social and political commentary, but it just didn't really work for me. I can handle talking animals, but this was just too weird.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Türk Tarih Kurumu Yayınları
This is the fourth book in the Clockwork Century series. It is a well done steampunk novel, but I had some trouble connecting with the main characters and staying engaged in the story. The main character Wreck, is a sap-addicted orphan who's been thrown out of the orphanage after turning 19. He decides to head beyond the Wall to Seattle to try and find a job dealing sap. When he gets there he meets Zeke and Huey and ends up wrapped up in an adventure to save the city and discover what a strange creature haunting the night really is. This is very well written but just wasn't that engaging to me. Wreck is not a likable character; he is lazy and likes to take advantage of people...this made him hard to engage with. While it was nice to see Zeke in the story (he was in Boneshaker) I still had trouble engaging and relating with any of the characters in this story. The story moves slowly and it takes quite a while to get to the point of the story. I just had a lot of trouble staying engaged in the story up until the last fourth of the book or so. My mind kept wandering. The first part of the book is basically about Wreck getting past the Wall and finding his way around Seattle amidst the zombifying gas and different factions. This book is very steampunk; you have zombies, gas masks, steam driven power, and all things steampunkish. Priest is always spot on with the steampunk elements of her books. The story is fairly predictable and, as I mentioned, I had a tough time staying engaged in what was going on. When it came right down to it the mysterious zombie disappearances and the mysterious creature in the night just weren’t enough to really drive this story and keep it interesting. Overall an okay steampunk read. I thought earlier books in this series were better. Still, if you are a huge steampunk fan you might want to give this a read. The main character is just very hard to relate to. I’d recommend reading Boneshaker over this book, I would also recommend Scott Westerfeld’s Leviathan series as an excellent steampunk read.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İthaki Yayınları
LOL funny. A great chic-lit/romantic comedy.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Limit Yayınları
First off, I would like to say that I enjoyed this book. That said, it uses, like, every dystopia cliche currently in existence. It's a testimony to the author's skill that she can still make the book interesting and fresh despite that, but the cliche level is what kept this book from being a four or maybe even a five. I wish that instead of a hypothetical dystopia it was an alien or alternate world entirely. Then the faction setup would have been more believable. This book was a light, quick, engaging read, but it's no Hunger Games. For more dystopia meets romance with overtones of societal control, read: Matched Delirium Or if you can take it, graduate to Brave New World -- an oldie, but still one of the best dystopias out there.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Bülent Ecevit
This a great book to lend to your conspiracy theorist friends, and with any luck it will get them to pick up a new, more productive, hobby. It's not heavy at all on the math, suitable for anyone with at least a middle school level of mathematics. Those with a degree in mathematics will probably not find it very interesting, having already worked through many of the examples in number theory. For everyone else, it makes for a nice breezy read while learning one or two new things.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Zeki Kanmaz
<3<3<3 it!!!!!!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İşleyen Zeka Yayınları
Ender's Game is one of the greatest sci-fi stories that was ever written. A little boy becomes the greatest war hero in human history. I like the idea that in no time at all we can have chips installed in our heads that will figure out exactly what we are to do in life, by that I mean, no more will we struggle to find a position in the world, we will know our best fit already. www.magiccitynews.net
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları
I've been debating what to rate this book. I did appreciate a great deal of it, although I wasn't entirely satisfied with the ending (perhaps it's part of a larger story that continues in another book). It's an engaging adventure story. I really liked the banter between Harp and Boult. In fact, the author created some great characters. Also, her description of the jungle and all its inhabitants painted a vivid picture of a place I'd never want to visit but liked experiencing from a safe distance. Yet, I couldn't always stay fully engaged with the story. The reason...poor copy editing. The book is filled with typos. Now, I'm not a horrible stickler about typos. Almost every book contains a few because even editors are human. However, there is a difference between one or two typos in an entire book and one or two typos every five pages or so. There were so many that it kept taking me out of the story...and that's not good. I've noticed this problem with a great deal of WOTC's published books. Perhaps, someone is relying too heavily on spell check? As a reader it makes me feel like the publisher didn't care enough to strive for more than mediocrity and that's kind of insulting (for the reader and the writer). So, it's a pretty great adventure. In fact, I'd give the story itself about three to four stars. The lazy editing, however, is what brought the rating down. I'm just tired of it.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Elit Kültür Yayınları
"Up down touch the ground puts me in the mood.. Up down touch the ground puts me in the mood... for food! I am short, round, and I have found speaking poundage wise I improve my appetite when I exercise. I am short, fat and proud of that and so with all my might. I up, down, and up and down to my appetite's delight." Deep in the 100 Acre Wood lives this magical group of characters that has spell bounded children since A.A. Milne wrote the book back in the 1926. It's a simple story, but a great one none the less. It's endearing, and an easy read to clear your mind when you have been dealing in the reality of our world a bit too long. Every child should encounter Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore and Roo in a way that allows them to make the characters their own. I would chance to say that no set of children's literary characters had come to mean so much to our society for so long as Winnie the Pooh. And this was before Disney got their hands on them...
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