Diane Rees itibaren Chlewo, Poland

dianex

11/05/2024

Kitap için kullanıcı verileri, yorumlar ve öneriler

Diane Rees Kitabın yeniden yazılması (10)

2019-08-23 05:41

Esen 9. Sınıf Kimya Konu Özetli Soru Bankası - Fuat Ertuğrul TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Esen Yayınları

This is a collection of shorts from Asimov's writing career. What I really like about his approach to science fiction is the way he couches it in terms of other kinds of literature. He talks about the role of science and the scientist in literature and his struggle to change modern perceptions of scientific advancement. Also, the stories are short and easy to read, as opposed to longer works of science fiction.

2019-08-23 06:41

Manuel Raymond Keman Teli Tek 1. Mi Mrvs1 TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Manuel Raymond

i really disliked this book.it didnt get good until the end where there was a little mistory and drama. i thought that the discriptions where way to long and i thought that it didnt describe the people, it only described what they were doing. i though it was very intresting about the role it played with people first having cars and i thought that adding in the accident in the end gave it an amazing twist. "Whenever you feel like criticizing any one...just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had." i like this quote because back then if you had money you had money and you didnt really notice who was poor and hurt or how was rich and secretivie. everything was random and a whim was a whim.

2019-08-23 07:41

Pig Adında Bir Pug (Ciltli) - Aaron Blabey TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Beyaz Balina Yayınları

A lovely collection. Terry Bisson is one of the most humanist SF writers. His stories are touching yet wrapped in clever SF ideas. Quite recommended.

2019-08-23 08:41

Mucizeleri Çağırmak - Tuğçe Işınsu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Feniks Yayınları

Jodi Picoult is far from my favorite author, so all you Picoultites out there, you might as well skip this review. I am interested in stories about people on the autistic spectrum with Asperger behaviors, so I thought I would give this one a try. Sigh. I should have known better. In Ms. Picoult's heavy-handed hands, the behavior of the protagonist with Aspergers is exaggerated and twisted simply for the benefit of the plot. Eating only foods of a certain color, but on different days, is not traditionally Aspergerian - maybe eating foods of the same color - but not blue food on Tuesday, yellow on Saturday, etc. etc. At one point, the protagonist re-orders some CDs that have fallen in alphabetical order, but children with Aspergers do not usually have a need to order everything they come across - if they have never seen it before and it is not within their area of fixation, they are more likely not to notice the disorder, or if they notice it, to ignore it. But because this is a plot point, suddenly it becomes a symptom of Aspergers. Further I have never read anywhere that Aspergers is a genetic disorder - but in this novel there is a clear implication that this is the case. And then we have the usual stuff that drives me absolutely CRAZY which is having the characters behave in ways that no one else in the world would do. For example, imagine yourself a mother with a son who has Aspergers and is on trial for murder, and that child has meltdowns whenever things go out of his routine so he is now regularly having meltdowns due to the pressure of the trial. Now imagine it is three a.m. on a February night in Vermont. Would you leave your son, run (yes, you heard me - run) across town to the office of your son's lawyer who has never shown an overt sexual interest in you, and have sex with him? Somehow I think most of us would be trying to get a good night's sleep, not catch pneumonia, and maintain a professional relationship with this man. That is why we will never be Picoult characters. Now, imagine yourself the defense attorney,and you have just heard at least three witnesses explain how Asperger children answer questions extremely literally (such as tossing a tent at you if you asked them to 'pitch a tent'). Do you think that you would ask your client a question like "Were you sorry you killed the girl?" No, because if the Aspergerian witness did not kill the girl, he would simply answer "No" since he hadn't killed her and therefore could not be sorry that he had done so. Sigh. Remind me not to try Picoult again.

2019-08-23 09:41

Therese Requin-Emile Zola TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Okuryazar Yayınevi

English- term project~ Tally has finally become pretty. She lives the life of a dream. Parties everyday and night, the coolest clothes, anything she wants, anything she wants to do or say, and the coolest friends. When tally comes to the coolest comstume party in town, dressed as a "smoky", someone who lived in the smoke, gets a visit from one of her old friends, Croy, who escaped from the specials and is now living in the new smoke. Croy brings her the curing pills and the letter she wrote to herself saying that she promised and no matter what the operation did to her head, she still has to take the pills. Tally is afraid to do it alone so her boyfriend, Zane, decides to take the pill with her. Tally was given two and she splits them, taking chances, and has Zane take one with her. Both Zane and Tally can feel how there not traped under one big blur anymore and that they cna remember things much more clearly. Tally and Zane run off to the new smoke after a big fight with Shay. Shay has started to cut herself wanting to find a cure and angry with tally that she didnt share the cure with Shay but did with Zane instead. When Tally and Zane reach the new smoke Zanes headsches are getting worse and worse. They headsches have started ever sense he took the pill. Maddie, Davids mother, explains that you needed to take the pills together, that one of the pills eats away the bad part of the brain and that the other pill stops it from eating anything else away. When Tally and Zane took the pills, Zane took the one that eats away the bad part of your brain but sense Tally to the other pill, the pill have damaged alot of Zanes brain. Tallys pill never did anything, therefore tally cured herself. Because of Zanes eariler trip to the hospital because of his migrains, the specials put a tracking device in Zanes tooth. The tooth was programed to sent off a signal once they got to the new smoke. When the specials arive again David and his family and friends must flee again also after another big fight with Tally. The specials take zane away to fix him up and return him home. Meanwhile Shay comes and visits Tally. SHay is now a special. Tally hates specials, with there crule body and lightning fast reflexis and strong musles. Shay gets her revenge by turning Tally into what she fears and hates most. A special.

2019-08-23 10:41

Onlar’ın Öyküsü - Ömür Sabuncuoğlu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İnkılap Kitabevi

I'm teaching this book to my 11th graders, and I'm enjoying every minute of it. It's such a simple story, yet hits home for nearly all of my students. They can all relate to friendship, loneliness, isolation, bigotry, compassion, and tragedy--as we all probably can.

2019-08-23 11:41

Data 2018 KPSS İnovasyon Anayasa Soru Bankası Çözümlü TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Data Yayınları

This book was as vapid and vacuous as the world it attempts to satire at times. Plus it's depressing. It was not funny or smart. Just the rambling story of an aging alcoholic loser. Avoid.

2019-08-23 12:41

Endemik Yayınları Ygs Fizik Soru Bankası (2017) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Endemik Yayınları

Eh, unimpressed with the prologue. Breaking of the fourth wall, sure, whatever, but unless there is a reason for the prologue (beyond the general 'this is what happened (in general) in the previous books') I'm just not feeling it. I suppose I just dislike the thought of "everything that is going to happen in the book happened in the past, so obviously you know that things are going to be all right (to a degree)". Mac's harder in this book--more world weary, much more cautious, and she does things now that she wouldn't have thought to do in the first book. But she still tries to be, hm, not softer, exactly, but sometimes she dresses up and tries to remember the good times in her life and that just makes me like her more. It is refreshing to have a main character who is aware that she is pretty, is comfortable with it, and has the confidence to match. She's tougher as well, is more willing to get her hands dirty, and still regrets it. I can't help but like her, even if I hate how she narrates the story (the times when she says something that gives indication of knowledge of the future or breaking the fourth wall). Which brings me to a fight scene. I'm sorry, author, that you do not want to (or feel like) writing out a fight scene, but glossing it over makes me feel like that the next page or so is just some sort of cheap summary. And yes, part of my annoyance is my hate for breaking the fourth wall. One of the things that I love the most about these books is the complexity that is Mac's relationship with other people, and it's different from person to person, as it should be. Never full trust on her part to anyone, always trying to think ahead of others, of keeping stories straight, of giving out crumbs of information when needed. In these books power is important, and knowledge is one of the greatest of powers, and it's something Mac knows and uses to the best of her ability. The way she deals with Barrons is different from the way she deals with V'lane or with Jayne or with Rowena. The sometimes childish fights she gets into with Barrons? Makes me ridiculously happy. The ending was one great honking cliffhanger. Also, (view spoiler). Eh. I just feel like the real emotional impact, the oh my god, what will happen next?! is mitigated by the fact that we know it's going to be all right in the end (because if the huge honking foreshadowing beforehand wasn't a clue, the Note to the Reader afterward is like a sledgehammer to the face). It just--I feel like walking up to the author, shaking her, and going, "Just do it, the readers will be fine." Overall, about 3.5 stars, rounding up to 4.

2019-08-23 13:41

Şiirin Sesi Toplumun Şarkısı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İletişim Yayınevi

I read this for school and usually when a book is assigned to me I have a bad habit of automatically hating it. I hate being forced to read something. I read 1984, Farenheit 451 on my own and loved them, but I am sure if they were assigned to me then I would have not wanted to read them at all.I actually loved this book though. It kinda reminded me of 1984,but with a twist. Really interesting and some of his predictions of today were actually right on or at least pretty close. I enjoyed it alot.

2019-08-23 14:41

Tilmen Höyük Kazıları 1 Excavations At Tilmen Höyük TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Türk Tarih Kurumu Yayınları

I love the name Secret Lover Agent Man for a character. Humans can adapt to nearly any situation if we treat each other with respect and compassion.

Okuyucu Diane Rees itibaren Chlewo, Poland

Kullanıcı, bu kitapları portalın yayın kurulu olan 2017-2018'de en ilginç olarak değerlendirdi "TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi" Tüm okuyucuların bu literatürü tanımalarını tavsiye eder.