Warda Bashir itibaren Los Nisperos, Tolima, Colombia

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11/24/2024

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2019-06-19 15:41

Önüm Arkam Sağım Solum Dönek-Levent Kırca TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kırmızı Kedi Yayınevi

This publication of Bellow's play was a revised version of the 1959 one which had an unsuccessful run on Broadway. An over-the-hill famous comedian attempts to pursue a new interest in the self-administration of psychoanalysis. An assortment of relatives and business associates show up for his closed-circuit telecast, fearing that he's lost his mind but hanging around to grab a share of his revived success in the event he is successful. This is an intriguing survey of the hollowness often experienced by comedians and the lack of respect they receive when trying to do anthing other than making people laugh. This play was added to my list after reading some of Bellow's novels.

2019-06-19 16:41

Love Wedding Marriage (İyi Günde Kötü Günde) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

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I've had this book sitting on my "to-read" shelf for too long and I've decided to sit down and read it. I watched the movie first and figured it would be pretty close with the book and I was right. I could pretty much determine what happened next. Although some things were a bit different, it was basically the same as the movie. At times I felt myself getting bored of the book, but I pushed through it and ended up crying like a baby at the end of it.

2019-06-19 17:41

Tüm Hastalıkların Şahı - Sıddhartha Mukherjee TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Domingo Yayınevi

"Dark, dark my light, and darker my desire. My soul, like some heat-maddened summer fly, keeps buzzing at the sill. Which I is I?"---Theodore Roethke, In A Dark Time I believe that quote reflects Fire's inner turmoil with her ability quite well. There's a war on the horizon, and Fire's the last remaining human Monster known to the Dellian people, and so, because of her ability to alter and manipulate minds, she's called to interrogate prisoners by the Dellians' leader, King Nash. But Fire's afraid of becoming like her father; Cansrel was a harsh, sadistic man who cared about no one but his daughter. And Fire isn't willing to trust that she won't end up like him, if in fact she chooses to use her power in such a way that King Nash is asking of her. But with so much at stake, what choice does she have? Although I wouldn't go straight to saying that Fire's another favorite of mine, I very much enjoyed her character in this. Ms. Cashore has a way of writing her characters, be they male or female, and making them so that you can't help but like them, if not love them. Against all odds, I really liked Fire as a heroine. I say against all odds because, despite her instant appeal to all who encounter her (view spoiler), a theme that seems to be growing among authors (and one I'm not very fond of), I really liked her character. My interest in her grew over the course of the novel, and by the end I had a great sense of respect and admiration for her. Brigan has a sort of roguish charm and aloofness about him that makes him seem attractive and fasincating. Brigan's character slowly evolves during the course of the novel, and by the end of Fire you're completely in his snare. I'd say the most disappointing thing about this novel is its lack of romance. Fire and Brigan don't have nearly enough page time together. But the moments that they did have were enjoyable, however few and far between. It isn't really until the last quarter of Fire when their relationship starts to heat up and become something more than just friends conversing. Initially, Brigan isn't very fond of Fire and all of her Monster glory. But he has good reason: Fire's father, Cansrel, controlled and manipulated Brigan's father, Nax, while he was the king of the Dells. This eventually led to Nax's death. Between this and the fact that Brigan knows the harsh and potentially evil nature all Monsters have, he isn't willing to show Fire any kindness upon first meeting her, let alone fall down in adoration and lust, as most who come into contact with Fire do. But it's actually not very far into the novel before Brigan begins treating Fire with respect and even as if she were a friend or ally of his. This, of course, given Fire's inhuman beauty and allure, isn't exactly the kind of attention Fire is used to getting from men or from anyone, for that matter. But Fire enjoys having someone be kind to her without expecting something more from her. And Brigan's kindness and friendship eventually causes Fire to fall for him. And I think Brigan's eventual declaration of love is done perfectly, and not a moment too soon: FAVORITE QUOTE: "The moment I began to love you was the moment when you saw your fiddle smashed on the ground. And you turned away from me and cried against your horse. Your saddness is one of the things that makes you beautiful to me, don't you see that?" See? Ms. Cashore's writting really is amazing. Here's another quote I'd like to share with you: "We're going to win this war, you know." he said. "Now that our armies are together. But the world doesn't care who wins. It'll go on spinning. No matter how many people are slaughtered tomorrow. No matter if you and I are slaughtered." After a moment, he added, "I almost wish it wouldn't, if we aren't allowed to go on spinning with it." Fire actually has another love interest in this: Archer. (For those who're not into the love-triangle, like me, you don't have to worry: it's not one of those annoying types of love triangles, it's well played out IMO.) I liked his character a great deal, actually, even though he's a complete rake and may not have his priorities straight, he still came off as likable and a nice edition to the plot. (view spoiler) However, I do think more time could've been spent developing Fire and Brigan's relationship, rather than dealing with Fire and Archer's. One thing about Kristin Cashore, she's not afraid to write about grief and sorrow in her novels. You'll be going along reading and, usually towards the end, she'll drop some sort of unexpected literary bomb on you. (view spoiler) Most authors seem to stray away from anything they think might offend, anger, or disappoint their readers. Not Ms. Cashore. A few words on the audio itself: Xanthe Elbrick, the narrator of Fire, does a rather amazing job of differentiating her own voice from the plethora of characters featured in Fire. This woman is talented, I tell you! She truly deserves an award for her narrative in this. Her talent is definitely of a higher caliber than most in her profession. Taking everything into consideration I'd have to say that I really liked Fire, albeit not as much as Graceling, and I'm very much looking forward to reading Bitterblue when it releases in September of this year. (It's set to have Po and Katsa in it! *happy dance*)

2019-06-19 18:41

Turkish Cusine TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Geçit Yayınları

Foul-mouthed misanthrope wonders why he can't connect w/ anybody. Different style of art on every page

2019-06-19 19:41

Fetret Dönemi Yazıları TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: ABC Medya Yayınları

Dark and beautiful, just enough specifics in the text to make you scared but there's hope too.

2019-06-19 20:41

Various Artists - Pera Classics Vol.3 Plak TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

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More of a 3.5. Very cute, but still had some points I didn't enjoy. For one, Rachel didn't use contractions much. I don't know if that's because she's such a proper lawyer that she can't say "I'm", but it annoyed me and made me not believe a lot of the dialogue. Also, I hated Darcy so I think she totally got what she deserved, but I still didn't believe a lot of it. A lot of the things that happened just seemed way too lucky for them. They just both happened to have the same little secret? All in all a very cute book. I'm glad Rachel and Dex found each other, Rachel deserved it. And she totally shouldn't have bothered with Darcy, she was an lying high-maintenance bitch. Served her right.

2019-06-19 21:41

Yıldız Çocuk Boyama Kitabı Serisi: Meyveler TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: KitapSaati Yayınları

Amazing layout if you're a typesetting nerd. This book is deliciously creepy and I kinda don't like reading it when I'm home alone.

2019-06-19 22:41

Lozan Günlüğü-Bilal N. Şimşir TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Bilgi Yayınevi

It is a different type of read. Frustrating at first, but brilliant and totally mind blowing later.

2019-06-19 23:41

Bıcırık ile İstanbul Turu 2 TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Bu Yayınevi

one of my all-time favorites. i love how it morphs from prurient to something else entirely, and the scene near the end with H. and Quilty has to be one of the most humorous in print.

2019-06-20 00:41

Parayı Bulduğum An Alayını (Cep Boy) - Erdal Demirkıran TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kashna Kitap Ağacı

Reading Danielle Ofri’s “Singular Intimacies,” there were two particular things that struck me. The first was the overwhelming doubt that seemed to track through the whole story—doubt about her abilities as a professional, doubt about her ability to reach out to her patients, and more general doubts about the ability of the medical profession itself to serve well those it was required to serve. We think of doctors as somehow above this; they are seen, I think, by most people as being almost “god-like,” or if not quite god-like, then at least different than you and I. Perhaps not susceptible to the same mental quandaries as regular folk… But “Singular Intimacies” puts the lie to that. Doctors both above and below Dr. Ofri’s station make mistakes, miscommunicate, mis-diagnose…all in the course of a normal day. And yet, with her keen observers sense, Dr. Ofri sees that despite that doubt, and despite her own flaws which she delineates mercilessly, doctors continue to heal, to deal with the awful realities of failure, and to learn, despite working in conditions that would shatter most of us. And how? This was the other thing that struck me reading this book. When a person trains to be a soldier, one of the things that is remarked upon is how they are drilled, drilled, drilled, over and over again…until every task, every motion is more than automatic, more like embedded. Working 36 hour shifts, in a more-or-less permanent state of sleep-deprivation, under incomprehensible stress…how could a doctor achieve any meaningful results if their tasks, their life-saving tasks were not eventually as automatic as a soldier turning in formation, loading a gun under attack, finding order in the midst of the chaos of battle? “Singular Intimacies” follows one extraordinary physician as she struggles to find a way to heal—her patients, her co-workers, herself. And in the end, despite the book’s portrayal of failures and doubts and devastation, there is a sense of coming to terms with the limitations placed upon those that must heal all others, while still finding space to heal themselves.

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