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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İmecemuzik
One of the best James Patterson's (or whoever writes his books...) books I've read lately. I was a big fan, but then most of the stories started to weaken, be less and less interesting, self centered, with a lack of thrills and suspense. Not this one. The book starts with a gruesome killing - if this is the 1st Patterson book you read or if you're not used to those kind of murder descriptions, it's when you decide if you will like the book or not :) The 1st part of the book is the most fast paced and interesting for me, lots of murders, following the killer and the narrator of the story. It becomes a little slow on the 2nd part, but the rithym is back for the end. The end for me was the weakest part of the book, or maybe it's just me that likes to have it all black in white!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Nüans Publishing
1) Somebody who's extravagantly bilingual should probably figure out how much of Marquez's popularity in the English-speaking world is due to Edith Grossman. 2) Read this: http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/bo...
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doğan Egmont Yayıncılık
Called 'The Beloved' in the UK, this is the last in the trilogy about Anne de Bohun, a fictional character who is the mistress of King Edward IV. The series takes place during the War of the Roses when the crown of England was much-contested. It was an interesting time period--not one I knew much about--and the book was well-researched, but I never generated that much sympathy for the characters. I kept thinking, 'Anne, just get on with your life!' I wasn't too sure about the series when I read the first book, as I thought it took far too long to get to the main story. Much of the first book deals with Anne working at the house of a merchant and there is a huge side story about the son of the house and another of the maids. The story doesn't really begin until she begins working at the palace, and the author takes a while to get there. I felt it was a good story, but the author could've easily condensed it down to one book. There were many instances where she took a brief fact or bit of information that could've come across in a single sentence, and developed an entire chapter around it. I do recommend this series if you like saga-type books or very detailed stories, but, for me, I got too impatient for it to finish and resolve itself.
Simply fantastic! Brilliant! I
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Remzi Kitabevi
The late great Frank McCourt called Let the Great World Spin a "heartbreaking symphony of a novel" and he was absolutely right. A symphony typically begins with an introduction of themes, motifs, musical notes which we will hear again and again in variation but which connect us to the whole. They will shatter and deconstruct. Spin. But they spin back. McCann's introductory five pages, as good as any beginning I've read, introduces his theme. A tightrope walker stands poised to cross between the World Trade Center Towers. It is 1974. A moment in time. We could dip our hand in Siddhartha's river. Or take a picture. McCann uses one. Philippe Petit on that fateful day, his balancing beam up and down, cross-secting the wire, a plane eerily above and between the Towers, presaging another historic moment. This is a book about intersections. People with each other and with time. And in this wonderful introduction, people look up, look out. At that moment, the walker intersects with them, people still not sure what they're seeing. Do it, asshole. Don't do it. At that moment, something falls down. Some body? The body twirled and caught and flipped, thrown about by the wind. No. A sweatshirt, fluttering. And then the man takes his first step out. Those first notes, the looking up, the looking down, the falling, fluttering, spinning, the reach for balance will all be repeated, connecting the movements that follow, each movement an interconnecting character. Things fall: a departed father's monthly check; a boy's blanket from a top bunk, meant to replace one given to a homeless drunk; a soldier in a helicopter. Old domino players sat in the courtyard, playing underneath the falling litter. People work: a chef who can "pull a trumpet line out of a string of spaghetti"; an elevator operator who aligns the elevator and the floor perfectly and "slides his foot out to test his workmanship." Things spin: break dancers; a grieving mother's memories of her son; a car and a van. Always the interconnecting notes: a woman of two shoes who "knew the floor very well"; another who "followed a straight line"; a doubt of God, when "you can't hold on"; a child running, one foot on the pavement, another on the road; a woman, descended from it all, who likes "people who unbalance me." Things bounce off each other: "all sorts of lies were flying through the air, going back and forth, colliding with each other"; that car and van again, that "was just a tap." We didn't know you lived up there. History repeats and intersects. This is a book about 9/11, although that is never mentioned. It lets us look back as well, to the racism which runs like an artery through this country. A boy who was no more than eight played the saxophone, beautifully, like some strange drummer boy from the Civil War. I loved this book, the message, the artistry. Please read it. And if you do, please listen to the notes.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yakamoz Yayınları
I usually don't read mystery novels, but my mom recommended this series to me and it was actually pretty good. Since this is the first book in the series, there was a lot of flashing back to Maisie's life ten years prior to becoming a private investigator with her own practice. I think I might enjoy the other books in the series more now that Maisie's back story has all been told. I have no idea how far I'll get along (I'm also not a huge series gal) but I definitely enjoyed this first one.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Adeda Yayıncılık
Come with us now on a journey through time and space... Y no se equivoca; así como en la serie, el programa de radio y las presentaciones en vivo The Mighty Boosh es un viaje completo. Además el libro es muy bonito; fotos, ilustraciones, crimps, diagramación... Excelente.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Say Yayınları
This book is unfuckwithable
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Bulut Yayınları
Dr. Seuss = RAD Sneetches = RAD
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I had a lot of trouble getting through this book. Sometimes I felt blown away by the prose; other times I wanted to roll my eyes and couldn't help skim over many a long, rather tedious section. At times I was fascinated by the story and characters; other times I was incredibly bored. Needless to say, I feel torn.
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