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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Primo Levi
Barefoot written by Elin Hilderbrand focused on the theme of women’s marriage and motherhood. Gender roles starts being played and focused on women’s survival within the male dominant society. Hilderbrand starts the fiction off by “Three women step of a plane. It sounded like the start of a joke” (Hilderbrand 1) as a hook that grabs the readers into reading. In addition, it sets the tone of the entire novel. The focus is on women and how these characters adapt to their environment. The aphorism of “everything matters. Every little thing” (Hilderbrand 403).
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Butik Yayıncılık
Amazing better than beastly
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[Later note: Had discussion with author about this book and why it means so much to so many people—specifically women. Also read excellent NYTimes piece about the fiftieth anniversary. Some books are powerful for their readers because of their context; in this case, the utter lack in popular kid's literature of 1962 of characters like Meg—real girls, who cared about atypical subjects like math, who were unashamed to be other than pink-wearing cheerleaders. To find a powerful role model in a novel must be a wonderful thing, especially for bookish girls. And maybe it makes sense that as a boy in the seventies, I missed that entirely. Still, rereading as an adult, I found it unbearably heavy-handed. Hence the two star rating: It was okay.] One of those overrated books the response to which defies explanation. Clunky, heavy-handed, and as obvious in its way as The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. I was only ever able to force myself through this as an adult (having been turned off of it by a filmstrip I saw in school), and no doubt this is the sort of novel--like the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs--that must be first loved as a younger reader. Ugh.
After seeing the movie, i felt like the book made more sense. Usually its the other way around but i felt as though, having read the book, the movie held more surprises that i wasnt expecting. I loved the film, and i liked the ending in the film much better than the book. I would recommend reading this becuase i think its makes the movie more exciting becuase you get a shock. I thought i had it all figured out, i was like "yeah i ve read the book, i know whats gonna happen" boy was i wrong.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yapı Kredi Yayınları
I thought it was rather dense and boring at times and not nearly as good as Out of the Silent Planet, the 1st book in this series.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tess Gerritsen
This book is absolutely, undoubtedly AMAZING! A MUST READ
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Bertrand Russell
This is really more of a 3 1/2 than a 3. The action was a bit slow in the beginning, and Enzo's somewhat pompous manner of "speaking" bugged me, but the emotion in these pages is palpable and real, and the racing metaphor is beautiful. Oh, and I cried at the end. Enough said.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hanefi Avcı
This book was such a disappointment after the Kite Runner. It was sloppily written, formulaic, and lacking much character development. Rasheed, for example, is he just a bad man? Does he just dislike women? Why did he at one time love (or at least care for) his younger wife and then grow to hate her? There was a definite disjunct in character development. The entire part four of the book was melodramatic in a hokey sort of way. Part of the fault may lie in the narrator (Atossa Leoni). I have listened to quite a few books on tape, and I have never heard a more monotonous narrator. Hopefully, for the author's next attempt he will learn a more elegant way of depicting thoughts and feelings rather than merely writing "She was always in Laila's heart."
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İletişim Yayınevi
An environmentalist plea from an underrepresented subgroup.
The Barbie poems. What could be bad?
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