Hazem Safi itibaren Kadıkendi/Şanlıurfa, Turkey

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04/29/2024

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2019-04-12 07:40

Siyah Buz – Ciltli - Becca Fitzpatrick TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pegasus Yayınları

I made a special trip out to the bookstore just to pick this up when I heard it was finally released. Brockmann is an author I discovered and then read everything of hers that I could get my hands on in a row. Oddly enough, I didn't OD on her like I have on other authors; rather, she became one of my favorites. She can write suspense well, action well, romance well, but I loved this book because it showcased what she does extraordinarily well: writing and developing her characters. I finished this book and my first thought was "More!" And she gave a subplot to one of her characters, FBI Agent Jules Cassidy, that I've always wanted to have a happy ending. An excellent addition to her Troubleshooters series.

2019-04-12 08:40

İsmail Hal Ve Gidişat Zayıf TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Uğurböceği Yayınları

Explores some of our deepest questions as they are posed by an emergent artificial intelligence and a singular girl with no roots. I love robot stories and I love most of James P. Hogan's work I've read so far. I'm sorry that he will not be able to bless us with more, but continue to be inspired by his work.

2019-04-12 09:40

Deniz’in Dibi TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İnkılap Kitabevi

As we say in italy, "Nepotismo!!"

2019-04-12 10:40

Nota Sehpası Portatif XNS1YL Sarı ( Taşıma Kılıfı Hediyeli ) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Extreme

Funny, entertaining, sweet, and a good introduction to Terry Pratchett. Quite enjoyable.

2019-04-12 11:40

Çalışanları Elde Tutmak - James Waldroop TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Optimist Yayın Dağıtım

very sweet and wonderful images of the Lake District. Also good insights into the life of Beatrix Potter. Fun to also have the animals talking!

2019-04-12 12:40

Ejderha Avcıları Okulu-16: Dünyanın En Yaşlı Ejderhası-Yeni Baskı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Beyaz Balina Yayınları

**This review may have inadvertent spoilers in my rush to say the million things that come to mind after this reading experience. I could try to use that spoiler-link, but it would get redundant and in my way of utter gush that is about to happen. You are warned.** Dan Simmons could start his own religion, and I would build an altar. At the same time, I will never read Hyperion, based entirely on my biased aversion to space-opera. That doesn't matter, because this book is written by some alternate-version of Dan Simmons, a man who can write himself out of an Arctic polynya with one frostbitten hand behind his back and no tongue. He is the Tom Clancy of horror; yes, he writes scary stories, but he writes them so thouroughly, so fully imagined and crafted, that his monsters are not the 14-foot bears or opium-rattled serial killers that forward the story, but the shady hearts of his heroes. Yes, he does immense amounts of research to get you there, but every researched detail adds to his story, and proves his genius at storytelling plausible events with implausible conjecture. Some readers are apparently really mad about how Simmons wraps up this tale, or that he even bothers to include the threat of a man-eating monster in an otherwise thoroughly terrifying historical fiction account. All this great research, incorporating all the known artifacts and discoveries concerning the Franklin expedition composed into a riveting tale, spoiled by a supernatural monster. Not so for me, because the story Simmons has utterly fabricated reads to me as metaphor. From the perspective of the native Inuit, the monster makes a whole lot more sense than the ridiculous English gentleman's urge to waste vital energy hauling an over-packed sledge over hundreds of miles of pack ice so as not to abandon a prized mahogany lap desk or a gilt-rimmed china service. The ending of this book, so controversial, speaks to me about faith and balance and compromise with the earth, in a way that no man characterized on this expedition, no matter how sympathetic, would ever understand, unless placed in the circumstances that Crozier finds himself. Yes, all men are human, with a human's instinct to survive, but Simmons reminds us that without a respect for the Order of Things, our instincts will fail us. It is, quite literally, a communion with the Earth that will save us. I love to tell other readers one of my favorite aren't-authors-quirky? stories about Dan Simmons, how he was researching for this novel (and I don't know how he first got the Franklin bug) when he discovered that Dickens and Collins had written a play about it, and was so fascinated by that that he immediately penned another big, fat, fabulous novel, Drood, based on Dickens, Collins, and their strange friendship. He writes like I read, stringing one fascination on to another. At this point, I've told that story so many times, I don't even know where I heard it, or if it's even true, really. But it's obvious, whenever Simmons gets passionate about something, you'll have a 700+ page vacation-in-a-binding at the end. Next, I'd like to see him spin something from the Fox sisters, whom he only touched on in The Terror, the mid-19th century Spiritists, one of whom later married Elisha Kane, an Arctic explorer who discovered Franklin's first winter camp. This is right up his alley, just be warned, he might throw in a fire-breathing, soul-eating orca just to keep you guessing.

2019-04-12 13:40

Ülkücünün Çilesi TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ötüken Neşriyat

I really enjoy Stephenson's work, and this one didn't disappoint. I think Amazon.com's description does the best job of summing this book up: ...In this follow-up to his historical Baroque Cycle trilogy, which fictionalized the early-18th century scientific revolution, Stephenson (Cryptonomicon) conjures a far-future Earth-like planet, Arbre, where scientists, philosophers and mathematicians—a religious order unto themselves—have been cloistered behind concent (convent) walls. Their role is to nurture all knowledge while safeguarding it from the vagaries of the irrational saecular outside world. Among the monastic scholars is 19-year-old Raz, collected into the concent at age eight and now a decenarian, or tenner (someone allowed contact with the world beyond the stronghold walls only once a decade). But millennia-old rules are cataclysmically shattered when extraterrestrial catastrophe looms, and Raz and his teenage companions—engaging in intense intellectual debate one moment, wrestling like rambunctious adolescents the next—are summoned to save the world. Stephenson's expansive storytelling echoes Walter Miller's classic A Canticle for Leibowitz, the space operas of Larry Niven and the cultural meditations Douglas Hofstadter—a heady mix of antecedents that makes for long stretches of dazzling entertainment occasionally interrupted by pages of numbing colloquy.

2019-04-12 14:40

Sırdüğüm TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kanes Yayınları

It is the last day of school, and the 12-year-olds are excited and nervous about randomly drawing their jobs. This enforced and early entry into the workforce is the first sign that there’s something odd about the city of Ember. Then we learn that the city is the only bright spot in the darkness, and that the old generator below the city is the source of all their light; the city is reaching dire straits, an increasing number of blackouts and shortages of everything from paper to lightbulbs to canned food. While a few people sing happy songs, Hari Krishna-style, and some protest the Mayor’s laissez-faire policies, Lina and Droon are more curious or far-thinking than most; they alone recognize that something must be done. When their attempts to alert the city are thwarted by the Mayor and his guards, they must figure out how to save the city on their own. The Gregor the Overlander series is still the best people-living-underground series; this lacked that series’ emotional complexity. It reminded me more of “The Truman Show” or Margaret Peterson Haddix’s Running Out of Time or Nancy Farmer’s The House of the Scorpion in that the main characters slowly realize that their world is not in phase with the rest of the world.

2019-04-12 15:40

Aklımla Dalga Geçme - Fatih Portakal TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Yayınları

I can't believe this book was found in this application! I bought a copy from The Village Booksmith in Baraboo, WI while on vacation in 2007. On a whim. Great book.

2019-04-12 16:40

Çılgın Kalem Penna Ve Arkadaşları - Uzay Macerasında-Eileen O'Hely TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Çocuk

The most important book I've read in my entire life. Wow.

Okuyucu Hazem Safi itibaren Kadıkendi/Şanlıurfa, Turkey

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