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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Seviye Yayınları
Роман понравился! Понравились образы героев: Беттередж с его "Робинзоном Крузо", мисс Клак, рассовывающая по всему дому набожные трактаты... ) Обычно такие мелочи, второстепенные персонажи, детали и создают целостное произведение. Повествование неспешное, но это и придает английское очарование. Концовка очень эффектная! Уютная книга!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İmece
By far the most valuable part is the first, which consists of the actual text of the (trilingual, although all translated into English) debate. The second and third parts, which contain some of the key formulations on the topics of language and power by Chomsky and Foucault respectively are good, but are better found in their contexts elsewhere.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Akıl Çelen Kitaplar
This is another sequel of Naruto Volume 9. In this volume, the battle of Hinata and Neji ended with Neji victorious, but Hinata has a fatal injury. Now that the match has ended, another match is announced; the match of Gaara of the Sand village and Lee of the Leaf village. Gaara of the Sand uses sand from his gourd he keeps on his back for defense and offense. Lee however, uses traditional fighting due to his lack of ability to perform spells like normal ninja, he is a trained fighter. Will Lee come out victorious, or will Gaara get him first? While I was reading this book, I made a text to world connection. I made a connection to the many professional atheletes of the world. I relate this to atheletes because many like challenges, like running marathons, going to the Olympics, and much more. In the book, everyone fears Gaara for his protective sand, but that means nothing to Lee, just like how atheletes keep pushing themselves and doing new challenges. I rate this book 5 stars because I really like the personality of Lee and how his past affected his future. Also, Gaara had a horrid past too, it is very intresting seeing how pasts are similar and then how the futures can be entirely different.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kitap Zamanı Yayınları
For the first half or so I found this the weakest of the series, but she found her stride further in, and so did her characters. The Eloise-Colin er-relationship(?) moves forward in an entertaining fashion. I found Miles as a hero to be quite doltish and kept muttering "twit" aloud while reading (collecting strange looks at the same time). No wonder the Scarlet Pimpernel had refused to use him as part of his league in France; Miles blunders in where fools dare not go. All in all a fun and at-times delightful read. I had gotten so far engrossed in the historical story that I found the final switch back to Eloise to be a bit jarring, but that's more a statement in favor of the story than against it.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Çamlıca Çocuk Yayınları
This book didn't grab me - I'm not sure why.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: FDD Yayınları
This book was about a young woman named Ridley Jones who winds up searching for her identity after she receives a manilla colored envolope in the mail with a picture of her in the paper rescuing this toddler and another of a small family. Allong with the pictures came a note asking 'Are you my Daughter?' Ridley was baffled because she thought that she already knew who her real parents were. When she talked to who she thought were her real parents at the time, they lied and told her that someone was just trying to play mind games with her. She belived them until, another envolope came in the mail with more pictuers of her and a woman who looked just like her, and a note that said 'they lied.' She was getting a little suspicious then, so she talked to her brother, Ace, about it and he told her to go talk to their dad about their Uncle Maxs' 'pet projects.' Uncle Max wasn't really their uncle, but their dads best friend who died about three months ago from a car accident. When Ridley talked to her father about it he told her what he knew about Uncle Max. Uncle Max was the founder of the Maxwell Alan Smiley Foundation, a non profit orginization comitted to the welfare of abused choldren and battered women. The foundation allowed women to abandon their children to safe houses, hospitals, police stations, and fire departments without fear of prosecution and with the knowledge that their cildren will be taken care of and put up for adoptin within 72 hours if the mother doesn't return to claim it. He said that he had no idea what Ace was talking about when he referred to Maxs' 'pet projects.' Ridley thanked her father for his help and went on her way. She decided to visit this new guy that moved into the same apartment complex. He knew about the pictues and notes she'd recived from their recent conversaitons, so he decided tok do some reaserch of his own and came up with a news article with some photos that she got in the mail. I like that it's not predictable and makes you think.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Lal Kitap
This was another good Alex Cross story with a different spin as most of the action takes place in Africa. However, there are some pretty grisly parts. A real page turner with a surprise ending.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Aylak Adam
Too much like Hotel Paradise--you got your chatty crowd at the diner, you got your wonderfully kind sheriff, you got your dreamlike quality to the narration, you got your annoying cab driver (who takes cabs anyway? what is it with Martha Grimes and taxis?), you got your surrogate parent figures for the innocent but wise young heroine, you got the mystery novel that never even lets you know what the mystery is, much less the solution...Which works in Hotel Paradise and the followups, set somewhere in the past, somewhere in New England, but doesn't quite work in modern day North Dakota. The characters are bizarrely black and white. Grimes is too good of a writer to be doing this through ineptitude, so there must be a reason why people are either instantly kindred spirits with Andi (including the hit man originally hired to kill her) or instantly want to rape and torture her. And yes, the vivid descriptions of the pig farm and slaughterhouse let you know what the overriding purpose of the book is. Unsettling, at the very least. But all the same, it is Martha Grimes, and I do find myself rooting for Andi, and wanting to know what happens and what happened to her.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Günışığı Kitaplığı
A near perfect mix of police procedural and urban fantasy with just enough of each to keep the story fresh and entertaining. Good solid characters, nice simple world building, and a good voice that's funny and thrilling. If you're going through Dresden withdrawal, check out Midnight Riot. If you like urban fantasy (of the magical detective persuasion) but you don't like Jim Butcher, I think you'll love Ben Aaronvitch.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kırmızı Kedi Yayınevi
The character development in the book was great and I dare say every character held my fancy for some period of time, even if toward the end I wanted to crack Isabel over the head with one of her art vases, or some other heavy ornate object of decor lazying about Uncle Elliot's house. The bitch! Setting up Suzanne, the barely recovered opium junkie/alcoholic prostitute Larry was briefly engaged to, tempting her with fancy Russian vodka, booze drunk only by kings and queens and other sorts with regal titles! The little cunt! Setting Suzanne up knowing that while in the DTs, she could never say no to justifying a sip, which would never be just a sip and end up as a full blow out- leaving town (and Larry) drunk and likely stoned in the night to a Port of France in which she could slip away, back to her life of sailors, whiskey, wine, opium and numbness. Oh Isabel, such the turd, doing it just to keep Larry away from any other woman, knowing he would never be hers. Desperate to believe in Larry as celibate, while she goes about in her marriage to the kind and gentle, fat and red-faced, dull and worshipping Gray whose main purpose in life seems to be to make money in order to keep Isabel in haute couture dresses. At times the Eastern/Buddhist-oriented descriptions of India and Knowingness and One deterred me from reading and propelled me to sleep, which is fine, I like sleep, but for years now, when living people in the world or characters on film or in books begin discussing terms such as those mentioned above I sort of mentally check out. I think it may be a mixture of me being a bit of an idiot who tends to take things too literally as well as a passive desire to resist these topics, particularly the language, which I find clunky and self-righteous? So by the book's end, what had made Larry like-able: his quest, his quiet tragic history, his not-knowing nature had sort of de-materialized and what was left was this Eastern rhetoric talking empty shell. Which perhaps is the goal, and one can see my bias tends toward banged up, bruised and complicated shells holding messy, slimy, self-absorbed and confused creatures. Anyhow. I'm excited to see this movie, the one with BIll Murray as Larry! La la.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Dadi
Harry Potter spor dünyasına çok eğlenceli / eğlenceli bir bakış. xoDaleB.xo
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