Wei Wang itibaren Ahmetler/Manisa, Turkey

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04/27/2024

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2019-03-11 21:40

Savaş Sanatı - Sun Tzu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Remzi Kitabevi

The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon is probably King's most unique book in my opinion, just based on how different it feels compared to the majority of his work. Simply, it's about a little girl who gets lost in the forest while hiking with her mom and brother. She has little or no food and is worried that creatures are hunting her. On this journey she has only one friend, her hero Tom Gordon(relief pitcher for the Boston Red Sox) who she begins to imagine is with her every step of the way. It is without a doubt my favorite Stephen King Book. I wish he would write more of these types of books today.

2019-03-11 22:40

Neşeli Orman’In Şair Kurbağası-Berat Alanyalı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yapı Kredi Yayınları

Cassie's a little different than your average chick. She's got all your typical problems (no boyfriend, no family, no real motivation in life), but she's got another problem that isn't the norm: Cassie has no soul. She does, however, have an additional skill that most people don't have, which makes her very valuable to those conspiring to create (or thwart) evil. Since Cassie's not even sure what she really is and who she'd fit in with, she tries to stay low and avoid detection. Unfortunately, that's hard to do- she seems to attract the very creatures she's trying to avoid. As she deals with various "others," ranging from witches and werewolves to vampires and demons (and even several in the "twice damned" category), her special skill becomes known and Cassie finds herself quite popular indeed. Not such a great thing, in this case. With a future that's shaky and a knack for finding trouble, will Cassie come out of this intact? Written by C. I. Bond, this book reminded me of a Sookie Stackhouse book, but with a slightly darker edge (perhaps more like the TV series adaptation, True Blood). It was a quick and fun read, with plenty of adventure and humor, and introduction to several interesting characters. Cassie's character is zany and hapless in much the same way as Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum. Cassie goes from one crazy situation straight to the heart of another, often with amusing results. She's likable and is developed enough that you get a good feel for her quirks. Although fairly engaging, the story itself doesn't have a lot of depth to it. The transitions from scene to scene are sometimes awkward, and most of the characters are only as developed as is necessary. The writing style is sometimes clumsy, but it is definitely in line with the quirky nature of the book. I know the author has been actively searching out typos and the like, as she wants to be sure she has an error-free book. I very strongly support that effort; all books should be well-edited, in my opinion, regardless of the type of publishing. That being said, there are still just over a handful of errors in the pages. Not enough to totally detract, but noticeable nonetheless. Overall, this book achieves its aim; it's a fun, sometimes wacky, ride into a fascinating and crazy world. @ MotherLode blog

2019-03-11 23:40

Sedef Nokta Saz İçin 6 Mm Çapında Sdf-N TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İmecemuzik

This book is great! It takes an in-depth look at the women from 'The Material World' and looks at their lives in the context of their family, culture and society. It was incredibly interesting to see how each of these statistically 'average' women live - it was very clear there isn't any 'average' in any of them! This is the earliest collaboration I've found between Menzel and D'Aluisio where you really feel her influence - the book is a lot less choppy than 'The Material World' and I feel that's because she edited more cohesively. There are some beautiful pictures, and it was also interesting to see how the women's lives had progressed since 'The Material World' - there were two years between the books. The only downside of this book is its age - it was published in 1996, so again - the political climate in many of these countries would have changed significantly. I'd love a follow-up, to see where these women are now.

2019-03-12 00:40

Özel Seri Swing Sayı: 53 Son Hücum TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hoz Yayınları

If you take something away from a book and can apply it to your life, then it was worth reading. So, in that sense I am glad I read this book, but I wouldn't run around recommending it to people. It was hard to get past the first few chapters, where she lets out all her frustrations about being called fat when she was was growing up. (I don't think that happens exclusively in Amish cultures.) Towards the end she had some good advice about listening and being patient with your children. The book had spelling and grammar errors, I don't know if that was for an authentic Amish feel, or if the editors did a bad job.

2019-03-12 01:40

Varoluşçu Teolojide İnsan Ve Anlam-Aliye Çınar TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Sentez Yayınları

Overall, I liked the story. Hannibal was just as creepy when I read him as when Anthony Hopkins played him. though, that's probably because I imagined Hopkins while I read.

2019-03-12 02:40

Yerin ve Göğün Oğlu Mete Han - Arslan Tekin TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kariyer Yayınları

This is IMO, the best book of the Foundation Trilogy. The first one had some very interesting ideas, but short on story (It is just not very exciting when you already know the outcome) The second one dealt with the Mule with such amazing mutant powers that I was disappointed that Asimov felt the need to create this mutant out of 'thin air'. But it was ultimately necessary to cause enough problems so that we ultimately did not know that the outcome would be and that all the problems caused by the Mule would have to be solved by the 2nd Foundation. Asimov continues to add great plot twists and the story is intriguing if not my favorite series it still has much to contemplate about destiny, politics and the human condition.

2019-03-12 03:40

Gezginler İçin Unutulmaz Yürüyüşler TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Boyut Yayın Grubu

** spoiler alert ** Parents need to know this is a confusing book. Not simply a supernatural romance like Twilight, it quotes from the Old Testament in the Bible and other religious texts; this information will baffle non-religious teens and likely insult those who are religious. Twilighters will no doubt be drawn to the cover art with a beautiful young male angel falling from the sky with broken wings. Sex is the heavy-handed theme throughout the book and it makes the innocent, naive character of Nora hard to take seriously. She is also attacked repeatedly by someone in a mask and someone wearing her coat is murdered. Educational value Not applicable Positive messages Nora's mother works out of town and leaves Nora alone for days on end so they can afford the mortgage. The discussions of fallen angels and the Nephilim quote both the Bible and more esoteric religious texts such as the Book of Enoch. There is no corresponding discussion of the Judaic or Christian religion or others. Nora falls for Patch and it is supposedly a great romance although Patch repeatedly admits he wants sex. Positive role models Patch is Nora's first boyfriend, and she is naive and gullible where he is concerned. No real redeeming characters to speak of. Violence Nora reveals early that her father was shot to death. She is attacked multiple times by a person wearing a ski mask and dressed in black. A "bag lady" is murdered because she is wearing Nora's coat. Nora's best friend is attacked and assaulted. Nora's house is broken into. Sex Book centers on a deviant race created when fallen angels mate with human females. Lots of discussion of angels who want to have sex with human females, but main character -- a sophomore in high school -- only makes out with her angel. In a prologue a young man has sex with a farmer's daughter in 1595; he pays her with silver. Language Pretty mild: "slut" and "skank" are the worst it gets. Consumerism Not applicable Drinking, drugs, & smoking Two male characters drink and/or are drunk. When Nora's best friend is assaulted and lands in the hospital she talks for three pages about enjoying the drugs there. This is from commonsensemedia.org Booklist (October 15, 2009 (Vol. 106, No. 4)) Grades 9-12. It all starts when Nora finds herself becoming intrigued by the mysterious senior transfer student, Patch. There’s something incredibly alluring about the darkly handsome stranger and something incredibly . . . creepy, too. Is that his voice that starts invading Nora’s thoughts? And is he the one who starts stalking our smoky-eyed heroine? And what’s up with the inverted V-shaped scar on his back? Why, it almost looks as if wings have been ripped away. Omigod, could he possibly be . . .? First-novelist Fitzpatrick spares no contrivance in her sometimes uneven but always eerie novel of supernatural suspense, which finds its inspiration in the apocryphal Book of Enoch and the legends of the Nephilim, the progeny of fallen angels and human women. Horror and romance fans who are weary of the werewolf (and vampire) next door will welcome this new take on the heart of darkness. And enough loose ends remain at novel’s end to suggest a sequel is surely in the works. Horn Book (Spring 2010) Nora finds bad-boy Patch dangerously attractive. She suspects him of stalking her but discovers that the truth is even more frightening. As a fallen angel, Patch can either reclaim his wings by saving Nora's life--or become human by killing her. Patch's abrupt redemption foists the role of villain onto a previously marginal character, defusing an otherwise suspenseful denouement. Kirkus Reviews (September 1, 2009) When Coach changes the biology-class seating chart, e-zine reporter Nora Grey finds herself instantly attracted to yet fearful of her new dark, sexy, bad-boy partner, Patch. She also becomes acquainted with good-looking transfer student Elliot, the key suspect in a murder-ruled-suicide at his former prep school. While putting her journalist skills to the test researching the backgrounds of both mysterious guys, Nora experiences terrifying hallucinations, saves her best friend from an attack meant for her and discovers that Patch is a fallen angel who wants to become human--at any cost. In a thrilling debut with an attention-grabbing cover, this game of revenge among fallen angels with Nora caught in the middle has too many coincidences to move the plot along and an uneven, rushed ending. Twilight readers will either squeal over the forbidden romance between Nora and Patch and the steamy scenes they generate or sigh over another helpless young woman torn between sexuality and fear and threatened and manipulated by males who play with her vulnerability. (Supernatural thriller. YA) Library Media Connection (January/February 2010) This debut novel has a fascinating premise. There are fallen angels among us; they long to be human, but becoming human involves the ultimate sacrifice. Nora Grey, super responsible teenager, has never been kissed. When she starts falling for bad boy, Patch, she knows she is on dangerous ground, but she cannot seem to help herself. Add to the mix a mystery surrounding Elliot, a transfer student, and a boy-crazy best friend, and you have the makings of an excellent story. The writing is good, and the pacing keeps the reader interested. Where the book falls flat is the climax and subsequent ending. Sometimes a story shouldn?t work out perfectly, and this is one of those times. For me, the ending didn?t deliver on the promise of the book. Patch is supposed to have to choose between sacrificing Nora and being human or saving her and leaving earth to return to heaven. The author contrives to let him stay with Nora as her guardian angel. However, supernatural romance is in vogue, and some teens will prefer the ending as it is, since it provides the ultimate in wish fulfillment. Recommended. Robin Henry, Library Media Specialist, Wakeland High School, Frisco, Texas Publishers Weekly (October 12, 2009) Fitzpatrick debuts with a gripping chiller where humans become pawns in the hands of fallen angels. Nora Grey is assigned a new partner in her sophomore biology class. Her instincts tell her Patch is trouble, and she doesn't like the way he is already inside her head ("Part of me wanted to run away from him screaming, Fire! A more reckless part was tempted to see how close I could get without... combusting"). Soon she is questioning her sanity she is attacked by a masked figure that smashes her car window, but later the glass is intact. And the same figure ransacks her bedroom, but everything is in place when the police arrive. The violence and danger escalate, and Nora learns that Patch is actually a fallen angel seeking to become human. Fitzpatrick regularly tweaks the tension, resulting in a fast-paced, exhilarating read. Nora's tempestuous relationship with prototypical bad boy Patch is genuinely, even unsettlingly, seductive fans of paranormal romance should be rapt. Ages 14-up. (Oct.) Copyright 2009 Reed Business Information. School Library Journal (December 1, 2009) Gr 9 Up-High school sophomore Nora Grey, a dedicated student striving for a college scholarship, lives with her widowed mother in a country farmhouse outside Portland, ME. When Patch, her new biology partner, is suddenly thrust into her life, Nora is both attracted to his charm and put off by his inexplicable awareness of her thoughts. Eventually, she learns that he is a fallen angel who wants to become human. She is susceptible to his control, but other forces are at work as well, and Nora finds herself caught in the middle of dangerous situations and unexplainable events. The premise of Hush, Hush-that fallen angels exist and interact with humans on Earth-is worthy of contemplation and appealing to teens. But stories with such supernatural themes require that the details of day-to-day life be realistic and believable. Unfortunately, most readers won't be convinced that a mother whose husband has recently been murdered would leave her daughter alone overnight in their home far from the nearest neighbor or that a school counselor would be replaced by someone whose credentials were not checked. While teens may enjoy the scenes of tension and terror, most will be disappointed by characters without dimension and the illogical sequence of events.-Sue Lloyd, Franklin High School, Livonia, MI Copyright 2009 Reed Business Information.

2019-03-12 04:40

Belleten Sayı: 52 Cilt: 13 TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Türk Tarih Kurumu Yayınları

wow. just wow. i see the hype. i love my mom for growing up during this time and in the south.

2019-03-12 05:40

Monte Kristo Kontu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Alter Yayıncılık

This is my favorite of her books so far

2019-03-12 06:40

Türkiye Ekonomisi - Ramazan Kurtoğlu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Destek Yayınları

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2020-07-14 08:51

Benim Hocam Yayınları 2019 Yks-Ayt Türk Dili Ve Edebiyatı Video Ders Notları - Kadir Gümüş TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Benim Hocam Yayınları

Bu kitap için yapılan goodreads yarışmasını kazanmıştım. Bu Sarah Braunstein'ın ilk romanı. Yazı zekice ve dokunaklı. Karakterler ilginç ama onlarla neredeyse yeterince zaman geçiremiyoruz. Kitap iyi bir başlangıç romanı olsa da, Sarah Braunstein karakterlerini benzer şekilde yazarsa, karışıklık içinde kaybolacaklarından endişeleniyorum.

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