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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Rağbet Yayınları
I don't know why I feel the need to review this book other than it is something I can actually remember enjoying and I recommend reading it if you haven't already. For those of you that don't know, this book contains Adams' trilogy in five parts: the Hithhiker's Guide. I would really recommend you stop reading after the third book if you didn't really enjoy them. The book completes its self and then you just kind of have these two postloges that don't really seem to fit and lose all of the energy of the original three. There are still some good funny bits in them, but they aren't really the same and just seem to fall short of what you already saw in the previous and totally awesome first three parts. There is a prequel short in there too. It's about Zaphod and it doesn't seem to have much of a point either other than to give people more Hitchhiker's guide.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hohner
A bit of a strange one, not sure it was plausible, and was irritated by the characters - but well written.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Mandolin Yayınları
buku ini merupakan teman saya selama sedang dalam perjalanan menuju suatu tempat bersama keluarga saya. sebenarnya buku ini bukan milik saya, tetapi milik tante saya. awalnya cuma melihat-lihat isinya saja. selanjutnya, saya merasa kok ceritanya seru ya? akhirnya..buku ini saya rampok dari tante saya dan saya baca sampai habis. di beberapa bagian saya ngakak abis deh pas membacanya. setelah selesai membaca buku ini, saya mulai membaca cerita-cerita Trinity yang ditulis di blognya dan ternyata lebih seru dan lebih kocak. menurut saya, buku ini bagus. memperluas wawasan kita tentang kultur di daerah ataupun negara lain. untuk orang-orang yang suka travelling, buku ini cocok untuk dibaca. kebetulan saya juga senang travelling, tapi selama ini masih nebeng ortu. hahaha.. someday I wanna be a backpacker!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Henri Troyat
I had my doubts about this book for the first 100 pages. Calliope Reaper-Jones is a shallow, silly, whiny girl. She is obsessed with designer-brand fashion and she's kind of a fat person hater/sizist. I'm all about fleshed-out characters; protaganists with real flaws and pecadillos, but if there is nothing to like about the hero, how can we become invested in their journey? Also, while I am always a huge fan of a female hero (I am a BIG believer in running the "Bechdel Test" on everything I read/watch), I was disappointed to find Callie perpetuating the same traits that are often attributed to women in popular fiction: a shopaholic, neurotic, boy-crazy, cry baby whose only physical downfall is her (ultra cute) clumsiness, which of course is most prevalent when is she is in the company of handsome men. However (I'm so glad i get to write that...), Ms. Benson did not lie when she says that you actually get to see the character of Callie Reaper-Jones grow as she goes along her hero's journey. I think the character actually does develop, and without losing the sense of the person she was at the beginning of her adventure -- no one is perfect afterall. The concept of the story is great, and I really, really enjoyed they way the author pulls from religion and mythology in creating this magical universe. As a matter of fact, I thought some of the strongest characters/concepts are the ones that have a foothold in legends/allegories that most people are at least a little familiar with (Kali springs to mind). Sometimes the way that Reaper-Jones speaks/thinks gets a little precious for me. Her speech is sprinkled with lots of 'likes' and she uses very dear colloquialisms and put-downs. And I really could have done without the cover! It's very cheesy, the woman looks a little too old to be Callie and I don't really appreciate being given the image of the character before my brain can put it's own together based on descriptions in the book (especially an image that I don't necessarily agree with); it was especially bothersome since I think the cover woman looks a lot like Elizabeth McGovern (who is gorgeous, just not Death's daughter-like in my opinion). I think this book was a good set-up for the rest of the series (trilogy?) and I will be willing to follow Calliope on her future escapades.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doğan Kitap
Not as difficult as Ulysses. I actually found his style readable--it wasn't much work, yet it was enjoyable
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Beşir Kitabevi
This book is intense! Hopefully I finish it.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Final Yayınları
I'm thinking this is the first screen play I've read. It was eh.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Zehra Yayıncılık
I really liked this book, except for the fact that I felt as though I needed to ponder every entry I had just read. There were definitely some great points made, however, I also felt some of his work was a bit cliche. In the long run, I did feel a little uplifted after reading and would recomend it to someone who may be painfully unsure of their place in life.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yediveren Yayınları
i confess that the ending both broke my heart and left me cold. and not in the way that i wanted it to.
“Ten days after the war ended, my sister Laura drove a car off a bridge.” These words are spoken by Iris Chase Griffen, married at eighteen to a wealthy industrialist but now poor and eighty-two. Iris recalls her far from exemplary life, and the events leading up to her sister’s death, gradually revealing the carefully guarded Chase family secrets. Among these is “The Blind Assassin,” a novel that earned the dead Laura Chase not only notoriety but also a devoted cult following. Sexually explicit for its time, it was a pulp fantasy improvised by two unnamed lovers who meet secretly in rented rooms and seedy cafés. As this novel-within-a-novel twists and turns through love and jealousy, self-sacrifice and betrayal, so does the real narrative, as both move closer to war and catastrophe. The Blind Assassin is three stories in one and all intertwine in the end; so it becomes a novel within a novel. While reading the story of the two anonymous lovers I was convinced that the woman had to be one of the Chase Sisters but kept me wondering which girl it truly was as the woman had qualities that each woman possessed. The semi sci-fi story of the Blind Assassin, which the novel gets its title from I found a little dull as I am not a big science fiction fan, but of course in the end it served its purpose. As fir the main story in The Blind Assassin, which centers around Laura and Iris's lives from childhood to adults was fantastic, beautifully written and truly kept me spellbound. This was the first book I read by Margaret Atwood and has left me wanting to read more.
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