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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Sıradışı Analiz Yayınları
So I finished this book a few days ago and it kind of had a fuzzy ending. It was unsatisfying after being such a great read. Still an interesting story so maybe the details were left out of the end to protect the privacy of the victim. I have no idea. I'd like to know what happened w/ the reconstruction, though.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Arı Yayıncılık
Not very well written, but if you love animals and saving homeless animals, you will love reading about the experiences of the people who created this sanctuary.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hümanist Kitap Yayıncılık
a thrilling novel complete with action, a bit of romance (not a lot), and it's bound to keep you groping for more info. i demand a sequel!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doğu Kitabevi
Great account of what it was like for Washington and his army during the revolutionary war. Good history book.
LOVE THIS!!!!!! I am rereading this right now. I absolutely adore this book! It's like a fabulous dessert! You just want to gobble it up!
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Loved the book.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Parıltı Yayınları
I was really hesitant on reading this book because I was never one for vampire books/movies. I had a professor recomment the collection to me; she was in her sixties. When I went to the bookstore to check it out I was shocked to find that it was placed under the 'teen' section. I was still unsure so I never purchased it. I received it for Christmas and picked it up. I couldnt put it down. Stephenie Meyer pulls the reader in in so many different ways. The suspense, the curiosity, the romance. I finished it before I wanted it to end and moved on to New Moon.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ceylan Yayınları
I guess it deserved a little better than two stars. But I honestly think that if and when someone asks me:Did you like this book? I would say: It was ok. (Or maybe pretty good.) What I did like about it was the mystery surrounding Elizabeth. What a woman I would love to meet. I was completely riveted with Remy's first letter of Elizabeth's death. It broke my heart and I secretly hoped throughout the rest of the book that somehow Elizabeth had not died. In the beginning, I liked Juliet. But as the book went on, her letters began irritating me. Perhaps I shouldn't have resented her so much for her jealousy of Remy. But I did. I hated the way she discussed Dawsey and Remy, even after Juliet called herself on it. She never became a better person after she realized the error of her ways. (after the dog episode.)Guernsey and it's inhabitants were just too Utopian. And this is being said even after I knew what horror they went through with the German occupation. Was it supposed to be a juxtaposition between war and post-war? If it was, I'd rather a little more reality. Same with the people. I love a good Elizabeth Bennett/Darcy romance as much as anyone, but when I want it, I'll stick with Jane Austen.* I would have believed more that Dawsey had been in love with Elizabeth and that Remy was the closest thing he could get to having her back in his life. I truly wanted him to love Remy, not Juliet. I think I am alone on that one. What made this book bearable was the stories of the strife everyone went through during the war. That was really moving. I could have done without the Oscar Wilde section, the old twin sisters, the head bumps stuff....didn't propel the book in my mind but made it more difficult to see it through to the end. Would I recommend this book? For sure. It's a nice safe choice. *The reason I love Pride and Prejudice is not because of the Elizabeth/Darcy romance. That is just an all too dreamed of fantasy. I love it because the heroine played perfectly the cards she was dealt and therefore is a great example to women everywhere.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Elma Yayınevi
Not one for poetry, but Whitman speaks to anyone who's alive or is hoping to become that way.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yaba Yayınları
Gotta love the tag line on the 1977 Jove paperback edition: 'FOR EVERY MAN WHO EVER THOUGHT HE KNEW A WOMAN - FOR EVERY WOMAN WHO THOUGHT SHE KNEW HERSELF!" This was a doozy, but well worth it for Marilyn French's melodramatic recounting of the horrors of her life as a suburban slave (i.e. middle class 1950s housewife). The 687 pages only felt gratuitous when French described her life as a female Harvard graduate student in the 1970s. I was thankful by the time I reached the bleak, depressing ending. Still wondering - why was French never even so much as mentioned in any of my college WGST courses? Possibly because her writing is low brow?
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