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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Valencia
Chandler is a master. He claimed Farewell, My Lovely as his favorite of his novels.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Cadde Yayınları
Christmas gift from dad the year I moved to AZ.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Beta Kids
Only at the outset was it slow to keep my attention - while I was enthralled by the imagery Wishnia provided, I was put off by the modernization of the dialogue. And although Wishnia includes an author's note clarifying his reasons for bringing 16th century conversations to a more contemporary approach, I did (only initially) struggle with it. I much prefer historical fiction to be representative (or as closely as it can be, or maybe even how it is imagined it would be) to the actual speech patterns and word usage that are found during that time so it did make it difficult to get into the rhythm of the book. Once I did, though, it was a highly enjoyable read. I appreciate Jewish fiction and especially historical fiction, so to be able to combine the two and then throw a murder mystery on top of that, added to my overall pleasure. While I do wish the mystery played a more central part throughout the story, I could accept that the primary discussion Wishnia focused on was of the interaction and struggles that the Jewish community experienced during this time. The spiritual and personal challenges of Ben-Akiva and others provided fantastic character development, and I enjoyed the insight into these characters. Wishnia does provide a helpful glossary in the back of the book, however he does a fantastic job of sentence structure to contextualize it so that you may not need to use the glossary. Richly described and exuding the smells and sounds of what 16th century Prague surely must have been like, Wishnia has clearly researched thoroughly for The Fifth Servant, and it is a strikingly beautiful and gritty look into this time period. Whether it is a group of Jesuits walking on the cobbled streets, or a tough scene of torture and interrogation of a potential "witch," Wishnia has superbly captured scenes so vivid that in several instances, a moment of reflection was needed before proceeding. I look forward to more of his work.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Çilek Kitaplar
ga bisa ngasih bintang 3.5 hahahaha... aku suka banget sama Lucy nya, die mirip2 amy maloory *ouch gw seneng sama cew yg gahar ternyata kwkwkw :P yg agak sedikit membuatku tdk suka adalah, Jerremy, kenapa di panggilnya "JEM" bkn "JER" soalnya kl Jem otakku langsung ke "JEMPOL" muahahahah :D :D intinya si seperti biasa, cewe yg periang menyembuhkan cowo yg terluka ^_*
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Entretenido, aunque a veces es lento y redundante. La traducción es pésima, eso hace mucho más difícil la lectura. De todos modos, excelente libro, nada que envidiarle a su padre.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Agora Kitaplığı
Entertaining. Silly, but entertaining.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: TÜBİTAK Yayınları
I read about 20-25 of these books. I read them in fifth and sixth grade. I strongly remember wanting to read these because they seemed cool and my older sister read a few of them. I remember that our library had a little display of them and I also bought a lot of them through the book catalogs we got at school. I remember most strongly the set up of the books; each book started explaining the club and describing each of the members. I also strongly remember the covers. Mary Ann was my favorite. She was most like me because she was shy and quiet. I particularly liked how in this one Mary Ann breaks through her shell some and her father has to let her grow up.
Neeaarrly done with this. I couldn't resist it, seeing as I'm a psychologist and all. It's frighteningly enlightening (try saying that fast 3 times). I have actually learned so much about what it actually feels like to have bipolar disorder, I'm considering contacting the author for permission to introduce my classes to parts of his book!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Eftalya Kitap
This is a quick read. If I had two or three straight hours to devote to just reading this then I would have. However, it is not heavy on subject - it's all pretty simple. No cliffhangers here. This is one I would recommend as an easy reader for a teen.
A rubaiyat is a quatrain or four line poem. Omar Khayyam was a poet, astronomer, algebraist and former tentmaker. Each rubaiyat reads like a haiku and though short often time requires contemplation. Put together they form a 444 line examination of the human condition in terms of love, life and death, nature and science. The most famous translation of the Rubaiyat was done by Edward Fitzgerald in 1852. He apparently took quite a few liberties with the translation, turning vague poetry into gay poetry. Although the version I read still shows Fitzgerald as the translator, the text is very different (and I suspect cleaned up) from Project Gutenberg has online. The copy I read was a "book club" edition and I suspect the publisher didn't want to insult the sensibilities of its readers (pity). Although the text I read was "cleaned up", I did enjoy the spirit of the poems. Someday though I would like to own an older edition, one that hasn't been cleansed.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları
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