Liz Kalloch itibaren Kalabaka , Greece

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04/27/2024

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2019-07-05 23:40

Data Yks Tyt Tamamı Çözümlü 10 Deneme Sınavı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Data Yayınları

Better than the first one and a nice way to break up some of the more serious reading I've been doing. It was nice to see Anna come into her Omega-ness. Still skittish but able to take down some bitches when she needs to. Through her development in this book, it's clear that Omegas aren't just super subs. I couldn't make that correlation in the first book. It's sweet to see her doing her best to support Charles and protect the people she has come to care about. The Alpha and Omega series is helping get me through the Mercy gap. It's nice to see the world Briggs created outside the adventures of Adam and Mercy. I wish the vampire mercs were explained a bit more, but I suppose it wasn't necessary for this book. I'm just curious how one goes about hiring vampires, especially since they have laws of their own. Were they imported or just a group one man put together and decided not to follow any laws of the territories he was passing through? Not really vital to the plot, just my own curiosities. I'm excited for the next one.

2019-07-06 00:40

Karekök 10. Sınıf Fizik Soru Bankası - Yeni - Metin Kurtarıcı - Turgay Güzey - Cem Özkurt TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Karekök Yayıncılık

Great storyline....historians that go back to certain times in history. It's all very organized but the usual panic happens when something goes wrong. I learned alot about the plague. I may have given this 5 stars but I thought it dragged out in places. I was not thrilled with the main character that went back, Kivrin. I thought she was a bit of a wimp. Another prominent character, Father Roche, was fascinating and she didn't do enough with his character. A little romance never hurt any story.

2019-07-06 01:40

Ben Bir Hayaletim - Güzin Öztürk TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tudem Yayınları

Another book on cd, another enjoyable ride. This was really 3 stories in one, and I think I enjoyed the book more as it progressed and the stories became more entwined.

2019-07-06 02:40

Trampetler Çalarken - Osman Pamukoğlu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İnkılap Kitabevi

Like the travels of Marco Polo, but better, as this account isn't nearly as biased and explains much more of the history of the areas this constant traveller visited. Thats not to say that Ibn Battuta himself wasn't as ignorant as Polo was; just that, thankfully, he didn't write his own book or have someone of his time write one for him.

2019-07-06 03:40

Elektromagnetik Dalgaların Temelleri - Mithat İdemen TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Okan Üniversitesi Kitapları

Alcuni racconti valgono 5 stelle, ma ce ne sono anche da 2... Sicuramente le ***** stelle vanno al racconto vincitore: -Jane over the Styx di Victoria Owens; poi mi ha molto colpita -Jayne di Kirsty Mitchell, che è anche uno dei racconti premiati. E ancora le mie 5 Austenstars vanno al primo racconto che ho letto di tutta la raccolta (il titolo mi ha immediatamente colpita): - The Delaford Ladies' Detective Agency di Elizabeth Hopkinson, con Elinor Ferrars che sembra Precious Ramotswe e - One Character in Search of Her Love Story Role di Felicity Cowie, un vero e proprio pastiche letterario di Pride and Prejudice (ma è Jane Bennet e non Elizabeth ad essere intervistata dalla protagonista Hannah Peel), Jane Eyre con il suo prequel Wide Sargasso Sea, e naturalmente Sei Personaggi in cerca d'Autore di Pirandello. Per alcuni ho trovato il legame con Jane Austen talmente tenue che mi sono sforzata a cercarlo più che a godermi il racconto. Ci sono tanti racconti che meritano le ****, logicamente, ma i miei 4 preferiti sono quelli che ho citato.

2019-07-06 04:40

Fdd Yayınları 8. Sınıf İngilizce Teog-2 10 Lu Deneme Sınavı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: FDD Yayınları

5++++ stars – Contemporary Romance Edited 8/24/13: Sugar Daddy is the book that initially made me a Lisa Kleypas fan, but I love everything she’s written. I’ve reread this several times now and it’s still one of my top all-time favorite beloved romances. I can’t wait for Joe’s story! I really wish this series would get made into a movie! Original Review 4/24/09: This is the first novel I have read by Lisa Kleypas, and I mainly read it in order to have the necessary background to read “Blue-Eyed Devil” and “Smooth Talking Stranger”, both of which had sparked my interest. I honestly didn’t have very high expectations of “Sugar Daddy” based on the mediocre book jacket description, after reading some of the mixed reviews referring to it as chick-lit rather than romance, and that it’s written solely in first person point of view, which isn’t my preference. Needless to say, I was very pleasantly surprised and completely blown-away by this book. I read it on a plane and made an utter embarrassment of myself because I cried and laughed out loud through the entire book, often feeling both emotions on the same page! It’s extremely funny, touching, and emotionally moving. I simply adored Liberty’s character and found myself rooting for her like a bubbly cheerleader. She goes through so much pain, turmoil, and hardship and yet maintains such a positive outlook on life. Witnessing her transition from an awkward, shy, self-conscious adolescent to a strong, independent, courageous, beautiful woman is heartwarming, especially since she always remains true to herself and her roots and puts her sister Carrington’s needs before her own. Liberty is funny, brave, selfless (almost too much so), caring, loyal, and innocent yet wise. She’s one of the most lovable heroines of any book I have ever read. I agree that “Sugar Daddy” is perhaps more chick-lit than romance considering that the romance element doesn’t pick up pace until about a third of the way through the book, but I loved sharing Liberty’s life journey so much that I really didn’t mind it. Once the romance factor does heat up, it takes center stage in the story, and although it’s PG-13 and I usually prefer my romance to be a little (okay a lot) steamier, it’s absolutely engaging and beautifully written. There were moments when I would have liked for some of the narrative to come from Hardy's and Gage’s points of view, but the bottom line is that it’s Liberty’s tale and her life struggle and perspective are what drive the story. As far as romantic interests for Liberty, there are two main hunks in the story, Hardy and Gage, and initially I thought I would be a Hardy fan, but I found myself being Team Gage all the way (at least as the best love interest for Liberty). Hardy might be sinfully sexy and devilishly charming, but I found myself rooting for steadfast Gage. He treats Liberty with so much respect and tenderness that it melted my heart like butter. He’s an absolute dreamboat once she manages to get past his tough exterior and defenses. The romance between Liberty and Gage is syrupy sweet...I couldn’t get enough of it! Here are some random/favorite things that I loved and/or laughed about in “Sugar Daddy”: the emu story, Liberty giving her mom’s delivery nurse a folder with birthing instructions and preferences, the tender sister moments, references to how Texans love to deep fry everything (very true) and southern cooking and recipes (including my own sister’s favorite red velvet cake), accurate depictions of the differences between people from Dallas, Austin, and Houston, the sign “property of Liberty Jones” moment when Liberty gets custody of her sister (serious tears shed there), the relationship development between Liberty and Gage, and there are so many great life quotes and valuable life lessons in this book that it’s impossible to mention them all. I grew up in Fort Worth/Dallas, have spent time in Houston for work, have lived in Austin for the past 8 years, and have family from/in various parts of Texas, and I can tell you that Kleypas’s portrayal of Texans and Texas culture in all three of her Travis’s series books (“Sugar Daddy”, “Blue-Eyed Devil”, and “Smooth Talking Stranger”) is quite fair and accurate. Tammy’s review here on GR is great and includes a spot on story background, so I highly recommend checking it out. “Sugar Daddy” is an utter delight, full of laughs and heartwarming moments, with characters to love and cheer for and terrific writing. I absolutely loooved it, and I would give it much more than 5 stars if I could...so big 5++ Texas stars! The Travis’s series has turned me into a big Lisa Kleypas fan, and I plan on reading all of her historical romances now as well.

2019-07-06 05:40

Üçüncü Dünya Savaşı - Burak Turna TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Profil Kitap

Twelve years ago private investigators Patrick Kenzie and Angie Gennaro's lives became consumed when they went searching for 4 year old Amanda McCready. The young girl, kidnapped from the home of her negligent mother, was at the center of a controversy when she ended up being found in a very unlikely place. After Amanda was found, she was returned to the disastrous home of her mother Helene, and Patrick and Angie began to move on with their lives. Now, 12 years later, Patrick and Angie are struggling to raise a family, which is all the harder because Patrick doesn't have a stable job and Angie is going to school. Pressure is mounting from all sides, and just when it looks like Partick could land a prestigious job as an investigator for a very upscale law firm, a face from his past comes back into sight. Out of the blue he is accosted by Amanda McCready's grandmother, who tells her that the now 16 year old Amanda has vanished again. Despite Patrick's initial reluctance to handle the case, he goes for it, and what he uncovers is not only seedy and dangerous, but this time the clues implicate Amanda herself. With time running out, Patrick and Angie begin a quest to find Amanda, and in doing so, they also uncover a group of people involved in a dangerous and unusual scheme. With a plot that moves like a speeding train and some of the most unsavory and entertaining villains ever to be seen on the page, Lehane gives us the conclusion of a case started 12 years ago, and an investigator like no other, the inimitable Patrick Kenzie. I haven't read many of Lehane's books, but what I have read has really impressed me. A few months ago I read and really loved Shutter Island and found myself thinking and rethinking about the book long after I turned the last page. I know he has a few other books that deal with Patrick Kenzie and Angie Gennaro, but I hadn't read any of them. I didn't feel lost at all in this story because I'd seen the movie version of the first book in this series, Gone Baby, Gone. One thing I thought was funny about reading this book was since I had seen Ben Affleck play Patrick Kenzie in the movie, I couldn't for the life of me not see him while I was reading Moonlight Mile. I think it actually made the book more enjoyable for me to be able to connect the actions of Patrick Kenzie with a face that I like very much! One of the things I liked most about this book was the realistic grittiness of it. Everything seemed to have a patina of grubbiness and grime to it that gave the book an unusually urban flavor and a hard edge. Lehane gets the dialect of the streets down perfectly, as well as the description of a town that has been subsumed by the economic recession. He shows the dichotomy of those who live the high life by being lowlifes, and the desperation of those who can't make ends meet and who have to turn to unlikely and unwholesome ventures to get by. Lahane is a master of creating whole worlds and societies that mirror our own in frightening complexity and darkness, and his uncanny ability to populate his world with smugglers, druggies, mobsters, prostitutes and others of the same ilk is not only impressive, but authentic as well. It was interesting to see the way Patrick had grown from the first part of this story to the second. No longer a heedless rebel, Patrick is now more restrained and thinks more about the things he does. His conscience troubles him because of the work he must do to feed his family, and his sense of being a vigilante out for justice seems more subdued as well. He feels the pressure of his life acutely and finds himself at a crossroads when deciding which direction his life will go in. This was a much more mature and level-headed man, a man who seemed to have so much more to protect and so much more to lose. I liked that Lehane made Patrick the kind of character you could not only become invested in, but lose yourself in, and that throughout the book, while Patrick is wrestling with the evil that surrounds him, he's also wrestling with himself. There were a lot of genuinely surprising things about this book, from the canny and hilarious Russian mobsters, to the villains hiding in plain sight, to the lengths Amanda will go to keep her secrets hidden. While I found the book to be very enthralling and entertaining, I also found the conclusion to be a little far-fetched. It wasn't so much of a problem that it marred my enjoyment of the book, but I think Lehane went a little too far out into left field to tie all of the aspects of his story together. The journey and the characters made this a top-notch suspense novel, but in the end, I had trouble believing that things would turn out this way in the end. I think that had Lehane managed to go in another direction, the book would have been flawless, but it seems like he might have written himself into a corner that he had trouble getting out of. Despite the conclusion, I found quite a lot to admire in this strange and twisted tale, and for the most part, the book was easy to pick up and get lost in for countless hours. I loved the complexity of the characters and the strange circumstances that brought them all together, and found that although I usually have a hard time enjoying these books, Lehane is very capable with his material and manages to sweep his story into the highest realms of suspense and action. If you have a chance to read this book, I would say go for it. It is full of twists and turns that might just surprise you.

2019-07-06 06:40

Kargo - Kehribar TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

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I really enjoyed this book! I couldn't put it down! Just waiting to see who got the tapes!!

2019-07-06 07:40

Antremanlarla Matematik Tamamı Çözümlü - Halil İbrahim Küçükkaya TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Antrenmanlarla Matematik Yayıncılık

Heightened my respect for Amy Heckerling and Alicia Silverstone.

2019-07-06 08:40

Frankenstein - (Ya Da Modern Prometheus) - Mary Shelley TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Yayınları

this book is amazing 532 pages but its great and im pretty far in it and i started a week a go!!!!!!!!!!!

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