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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ferfir Yayıncılık
This story is so impactful. I am just heartbroken that one human could treat another so wrong. People need to advocate for kids caught in webs like this, this man sadly isn't alone. I admire Pelzer for seizing his survival skills and then following through to healing those childhood wounds and messed up stuff. Many people simply turn away, self medicate and perpetuate the lifestyle. I know healing is hard to do but living in grief, pain and worst a life of regret is hell on earth. Thank you for sharing this powerful story, I would recommend the follow up works too.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yuka Kids
I slowed down on the third one so I could enjoy
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Remzi Kitabevi
Some parts were Laugh-Out-Loud funny; it was a nice gloss over of her life; Interesting;
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Mikado Yayınları
I'm ashamed to admit it, but graphic design, pretty colors, attention to fonts (type and size), nice line drawings, and boxed quotes in the margins made me eat this book right up. Funny thing is, the content is not much better than that of Deliberate Life, but I gave it 2 more stars.... Things I learned in this book: I can get my Brussels sprouts to get bigger by picking the leaves off the plant once the sprouts have developed. *THAT'S* how they do it.... It's too bad I don't drink beer, because making home brew sounds like a lot of fun. Muscovies are known as "quackless" ducks because they are relatively quiet. There's tons of information on eggs - determining freshness, how their quality changes with the age of the hen and in relation to molting. And you can *freeze* eggs by cracking, slightly scrambling, mixing in either salt or sugar, and freezing individually. Also, Sex Link breeds of chicken are called that because they are certain hybrids whose chicks can be sexed (you can tell the gender) as chicks by either feather color or some other feature. I never thought I could actually grow wheat or rye in my backyard, but I could if I wanted. Landscaping with edibles (fruits, berries, etc) is called "luscious landscaping." Makes you wanna go plant something right now, doesn't it?
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Adeda Yayıncılık
This book stirred some of my first thoughts about the meaning of life. Of course we leave "thinking about life and stuff" to high school students and pot heads, but I read the book recently again just for a good one-sitter and still got a little choked up when they all die from the bomb in the end....hahah, jk, you have to read the book to find out what really happens. Very "Ayn Rand-esque".
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Nobel Akademik Yayıncılık
Read this book in three days, which isn't hard because it's so fast paced. It was one of my favorites of this series, clever plot, intriguing antagonists who truly believe they can beat the system...BUT they haven't come across Eve Dallas who will not leave any stone unturned.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kuraldışı Yayınevi
I believe I enjoyed this one more than the first, perhaps because no movies have been made of it and it was new to me as a result. The absolute idolatry of the British upper class in this one grew tiresome and it certainly falls into the unpolitically correct bin filled with Buchan, Haggard, and more of that ilk. (I've always wanted to meet an ilk.) Still they have their charms and this one does as well. Onward to the third volume in the series now. Excelsior!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: P Kitap Yayıncılık
This book took me awhile to read and so my interest waned throughout. By this time in the series, my interest lies more in Eloise and Colin's story, and not so much with the spies. Therefore, I was disappointed how little attention was paid to Eloise and Colin.
I was concerned Macdonald's stance would be so elitist it would feel very dated. But the essay for which he's most famous, Masscult and Midcult, is actually very readable still, and I found myself agreeing with a lot of it. The book's title is somewhat misleading - "the effects of mass culture" aren't really the topic here, as Macdonald mostly (fortunately) ignores television and music. These are essays about books. Along with Masscult and Midcult, the best essays here are on Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, and a long-forgotten novelist, James Gould Cozzens, and his bestselling 1957 book By Love Possessed. Although there seems to be little point in brushing up on one's Cozzens expertise, the essay is relevant because Macdonald tries to explain how such a terrible novel (absolutely unreadable, judging by the excerpts he provides) got so many rave reviews even from some fairly respected and learned critics. It's actually very easy to see the same thing happening today. The quality of the essays seemed to fall off toward the end of the book, or perhaps they just didn't age well, and I skimmed the ones on Amateur Journalism, "Howtoism" (about how-to books), and America's love of facts. This excerpt from the Hemingway essay seems spot-on to me, and gives an idea of what I consider Macdonald's best writing: [Hemingway's] one talent was aesthetic - a feeling for style, in his writing and his life, that was remarkably sure. But the limits of aestheticism unsupported by thought or feeling are severe. Hemingway made one big, original stylistic discovery - with the aid of Gertrude Stein - but when he had gotten everything there was to be gotten out of it (and a bit more) he was unable...to invent anything else... Hemingway's opposites are Stendhal and Tolstoy - interesting he should feel especially awed by them - who had no style at all, no effects. Stendhal wrote the way a police sergeant would write if police sergeants had imagination - a dry, matter-of-fact style. Tolstoy's writing is clear and colorless, interposing no barrier between the reader and the narrative, the kind of direct prose, businesslike and yet Olympian, that one imagines the Recording Angel uses for entries in his police blotter. There is no need for change or innovation with such styles. But the more striking and original a style is, the greater such necessity. Protean innovators like Joyce and Picasso invent, exploit, and abandon dozens of styles; Hemingway had only one. It was not enough.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Alter Yayıncılık
Stop with The DaVinci Code. I read that first and this book was such a disappointment!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Karekök Eğitim Basım Yayım
ana karakter, 3 yaşındayken annesi hapse gönderildikten sonra amcasıyla birlikte yaşamaya gönderilir. hikaye 15 yıl boyunca yıkıcıyı takip eder. bu süre zarfında amcası onu evlat edinir, ancak BowFarm hanımları enkaz alır ve çiftlikte her bir kişiyle ilişkiler geliştirir ve her insan, enkazın akıllı, olgun, kendi kendine yeten genç bir adam olmak için farklı şekillerde gelişmesine yardımcı olur. bir çocuğu büyütmek için bir köy alır, bu hikayede çok doğrudur. her karakter hikayeye ilginç bir şey verir. asla yavaş bir an. bir kitap kulübü veya tartışma grubu için mükemmel bir kitap.
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