Brian Dinonno itibaren Chaung Thar, Republic of the Union of Myanmar

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04/28/2024

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2019-02-23 11:40

Bilgisayar Bilimine Giriş - Dennis Brylow TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Nobel Akademik Yayıncılık

I'll get there eventually...I'm only halfway there

2019-02-23 12:40

Bilim Felsefesi-Cemal Güzel TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: BilgeSu Yayıncılık

I really though this novel was one of the most touching and sad things I think I have ever read. I will definitely read it again in the future. I also watched the movie, and cried through over half of it. I'm not terribly much of a crier to begin with, so that's a lot. I cried through at least a quarter of the book. It's that kind of story. At this point I'm just going to excerpt a piece of the CCLaP review: So why read this wrist-slasher of a novel to begin with, you might be asking at this point? Well, that's a very good question, in fact, a challenge that McCarthy throws right in your face from the very start, and for the first 50 pages doesn't seem to have much more of an answer than, "Because it won the freaking Pulitzer and made Oprah's freaking panties wet, so how freaking bad could it be?" And indeed, it can get pretty freaking bad, at least before getting used to the deliberately slow pace and deliberately grim outlook -- an utterly unreadable downer, it might seem to many at first, with there being no point in even finishing except maybe to get that final motivation needed to stick your head in a gas oven. Ultimately, though, it's brilliant of McCarthy to do this, simply brilliant I'm telling you, because it's the same central question faced by our protagonist and his son in The Road, with they as unequipped to provide the answer as we are; that in a world most likely destined to snuff itself out and soon, why bother putting in the work to even survive, much less in a way that even hints at what we traditionally call "human ethics?" In a world where even plants can no longer grow, where even the sun no longer shines, when most people laugh at the mere suggestion of God existing, what's the point of even struggling to stay alive? It's a question that has haunted humans in lesser situations throughout history, from Auschwitz in the '30s to New Orleans just a few years ago; as mentioned, here McCarthy is simply pushing the question to its logical extreme, asking it in a situation where there is literally almost nothing left to dream towards or hope for, not even the dream of a heaven or other faith-based afterlife, because of most people having no sense of faith left. And the answer, McCarthy seems to be saying in The Road, seems to be the extremely simple one of, "Well, that's what humanity does. It hopes for a better future. That's what human beings do."

2019-02-23 13:40

Koca Bebekler (Mega Babes) (Bölüm 1-16) ( DVD ) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından:

this is my favorite stephen king book. it doesn't have your average protaganist, nor your average villains. it encompasses greek legend, as well as king's own dark tower mythos. i just remember thinking that the idea of auras were the coolest thing when i read it. great book

2019-02-23 14:40

Uluslararası Güvenlik Sorunları Ve Türkiye TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Seçkin Yayıncılık

The old saying that the book is better than the movie is true here, and I really like the movie.The book has so many details that they couldnt fit into the movie that everyone should read it some time.

2019-02-23 15:40

Kapadokya’Da Gaudí’Nin İzinde-Juan Goytisolo TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Alef Yayınevi

The early Astrid Lindgren books are hysterically funny, and work equally well for both child and adult readers. The problem is that the two audiences don't find the same things amusing. My Swedish wife said that her grandmother sometimes read this book aloud to her when she was a very small girl. Every now and then, Grandma would have to stop, she was laughing too much. Elisabeth tells me she'd glare at her and say "Shut up and READ!" In this book, Lillebror (literally, "little brother"), is about seven years old, and the youngest of three siblings. 17 year old Bosse just sits in his room and practices on his damn guitar, and 15 year old Bettan has discovered boys, so no one wants to play with him. The family isn't surprised when Lillebror makes up an imaginary friend called Karlsson, a little man who lives in a house on the roof and can fly around with a handy propeller that he has attached to his back. Except, as you no doubt guessed, Karlsson actually exists. He's just a bit shy about letting other people see him. Karlsson is one of Lindgren's finest creations, and that's saying a good deal. He's an appalling egotist, shamelessly manipulates Lillebor in the most transparently obvious ways in order to get food and other treats, and immediately goes off into a sulk if his wishes are crossed. He's also a pathological liar, and doesn't even seem to understand the concept of responsibility. Somehow, it's done in such a clever, ironic way that you can't help loving him all the same, just as Lillebror does. You have to admire the author's skill. Karlsson is always getting Lillebror into various imaginative kinds of trouble. My favorite episode is the bit where Bettan has invited her new boyfriend, Pelle, back home for the evening. She's cajoled the rest of the family into going out (it's completely clear that she's planning a make-out session), but Lillebror's too small, so all she can do is offer him a reasonable bribe to stay in his room. But she's reckoned without Karlsson, who cross-examines Lillebror about the exact wording. He's just promised that Bettan won't see him for the rest of the evening, so if they both go into the living room, covered by a blanket, he's keeping to the letter of the contract, right? So they sneak out quietly and find that the lights are turned down real low, and Bettan and Pelle are on the couch with their arms around each other. As they come in, Pelle is just asking her if she likes him, and Karlsson seizes his chance to join in the conversation. "Bettan likes all the boys, so why wouldn't she like you!" he says triumphantly. And Bettan gets very satisfyingly mad as she chases the pair back to Lillebror's room, shouting that she's going to kill that horrible little kid. If you've got a little brother or a big sister, you're going to love this book.

2019-02-23 16:40

Ceylan - Zeynep Saraç TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kirpi Yayıncılık

very interesting, (but a little repetitive) book about the real life story of a famous Egyptian singer and the poet who loved her and wrote many of her songs. It is translated from the French original. I learned a lot about Egyptian history in the 20th century as seen from a non-Western viewpoint.

2019-02-23 17:40

Marifetname TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Çelik Yayınevi

This book was SO sad. I cried and cried. So many Middle Eastern people have a story like this, it breaks my heart. Many generations of children have grown up not knowing anything else but this. But it was a good read. I bought this book today and read all at once. I still can't believe how much of a coward Amir was. I wonder how much of this book is based on the authors actual life.

2019-02-23 18:40

Tiyatro Yazıları-Dikmen Gürün TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Mitos Boyut Yayınları

This book has perfectly captured exactly the kind of person I was in junior high school, (and the kind of friends I WISHED I had!) and what it's like to realize you're growing up and there's nothing you can do to stop it. From the book: "...Everything's changing so much. I don't even know how tall I am or what size bra I wear, and when I had that cold last week I got out a Goosebumps book to read, and it was so bad I wondered if somebody had taken the inside away and substituted a different one. "

2019-02-23 19:40

Koçi Bey Risaleleri TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kabalcı Yayınevi

Wrapping up loose ends from Season 7, developing a new world of empowered slayers, and giving me more Willow, Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8: The Long Way Home is my new favorite thing. My only complaint is that Jeanty's artwork makes it rather hard to tell who anyone is when they are not introduced. Except for Willow, the characters here only slightly resemble the actors who originated the part. I had an especially hard time with Andrew. Joss, however, proves that he is a genius of all media, writing graphic novel just as well as he does television and movie scripts. What I would love is to have novelisations of these books, as I'm not terribly well-versed in reading the Graphic Novel style and had a hard time following it. This is more my failing, than the book's, though, so no points off. (As though I could rate anything even remotely related to Joss Whedon anything less than full marks.)

2019-02-23 20:40

Deniz Feneri Koyu - Kimberley Freeman TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Arkadya Yayınları

I thought this book was absolute bullshit at first. The author speaks of how women are depicted in images (quite chauvenistically) but his tone makes it seem like he is speaking of women in reality. He makes comments like a woman can't throw a glass for the sake of expressing emotion, that it always means something else like this is how she wishes to be treated. and that if a man throws a glass it is simply expressing anger. So really it makes it seem like he has this big negative attitude toward women. Upon further inspection I have decided that what he is really saying is this is how it is in the world of images, and don't you think that is fucked? Yes, Berger, it is fucked. But thats how it goes.

Okuyucu Brian Dinonno itibaren Chaung Thar, Republic of the Union of Myanmar

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