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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yasakmeyve
This was a 'can't put down' book. I have only recently discovered this writer and I am hooked on her books. This one especially appealed to me because of the characters and the way the writer worked the plot into the story. I also love the fact that characters I have come to know from other books popped up again in this one. A TERRIFIC read if you are going on holidays and want something good but not too heavy.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Temel Yayınları
Such an important topic which way to few social scientists have addressed. Book contains a number of essays that could have been better curated and tied into a cohesive whole. Good none the less. If more than a bit depressing.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: D'Addario
Loved this Book! So cute! Perfect for young kids!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: 14 Şubat Dünyanın Öyküsü Yayınları
Considering I usually don't enjoy non-fiction books, this one was very interesting. I'll admit that I had to read it for my economics class, but I read it in a couple of days because it wasn't tedious. Buchholz uses casual language, wit and stories to explain economists and their theories, but also makes it interesting and fun. I really learned a great deal, and enjoyed myself while doing it. I think I may even understand economics a little better. If I could find more non-fiction books like this, I may read them a little more often.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Jim Dunlop / MXR
Ivy and Tristan were a perfect couple.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pearson Education Yayıncılık
I read this book shortly after my Godmother, who had suffered with Alzheimer's for years, died, and around the time my father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. While I felt that the portrayal of those with Alzheimer's was different from my observations, I'm not sure the story would be as effective any other way. I'm not saying this is great literature, but the love story aspect was very similar to people in my life. For me, any story that makes people think about Alzheimer's is a good thing. The effect it has on those who have it and those that love them and how sad it is to contemplate anyone losing their memories is a good thing.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Remzi Kitabevi
The movie touched me deeply, and I found the book to be nearly identical with few changes.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Mana Yayınları
I admit that I took this book seriously when I read it many years ago. I really felt for Alice’s feeling awkward and like an outsider. What happened rang true enough to me; I knew plenty of fellow high school kids in the 60s and 70s in San Francisco who lived like Alice both before, during, and after her drug use. I was devastated by the ending. Now, reading that this book was possibly published as anti-drug propaganda, I’m thinking that was a campaign wasted: I think this book actually somewhat glorifies drug use. Certainly as a weight loss technique. What is made seem horrifying to me were the violent school bullies, not the ramifications of illegal drug use.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Diyojen Yayıncılık
Quest for Kim I received through the now defunct relay site. As I have enjoyed every Kipling book, story and poem that I've read but hadn't read Kim, I though this book would be good inspiration to get me reading Kim. Having finished Kim earlier this year I decided to read Peter Hopkirk's follow up to the book while the novel was still fresh in my head. Hopkirk comes across through his written as the biggest fan of Kim ever. He gushes his enthusiasm and love of Kipling's novel throughout his chapters. Happily he includes illustrations of the places and items he is describing, helping to bring alive his account of his travels through Pakistan and India and his research at home in England. My favorite chapter in both Kim and Quest for Kim is account of riding the Te-rain. In Kim's case, it is a noisy and crowded adventure whereas in Hopkirk's time it is an amusing and sometimes bewildering exercise in futility. The on-going boarder war between Pakistan and India has made the old line impossible to ride save for one very guarded weekly express train. After Hopkirk describes his impossible quest to ride the route described in Kim he goes onto outline the bloodshed that happened on this train line during the partition in August 1947. Hopkirk gives a chapter for each major even in Kim, even if he is unable to find through research definitive answers to a location's whereabouts or history. In the chapters where his research draws a blank he pads the chapters with plot synopsis. In all fairness, he does warn early on that he had to force himself to just reiterate Kipling's book even though he was tempted out of his love for the book. As this book reads more like a personal question than a scholarly analysis these momentary lapses into plot summary are forgivable.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: TÜBİTAK Yayınları
This series focuses on a famous movie star named Dayne, and Katy, a small town director of children's plays from Bloomington, Indiana. The two meet by chance, and develop their relationship from there. Since there will be five books in this series, Kingsbury takes her time and fully develops these characters until you feel as if you would recognize them on the street.
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