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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İnkılap Kitabevi
I thought this book was amazing! I couldn't put it down well okay I do admit I put it down becuase I was reading something else... however i did love this book after reading it! I thought the movie was pretty good!!!!! But i think no movie can top an awesome book!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Dex Kitap
I enjoyed reading this book because it touched on all the emotions that held my interest without losing the emphasis of the story. The first chapter was dynamic and drew me into the book right away, however, there were a few instances where I thought simple conversations or meetings could have been said with less words. As needed as these instances are, too many idle words steal from the anxiousness of the story. Nevertheless, the author was able to continually draw the reader back into the pace of the book. This book combines the romanticism of a young man who loses his wife in an act of global violence with his quest to embark on universal religous crusade to revenge her death. It's filled with action and unexpected events that captivated my interest. Although the book isn't written in the sole view of the protagonist, I was able to feel the passion that drove the hero to fight against an enemy that not only threatened the world, but destroyed his own life. I recommend this book to everyone who enjoys reading about global uprisings that are plaguing our world today while challenging their minds for what could happen tomorrow.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hakan Akdoğan
Probably the author is really funny in conversation, but her over-exaggerated, ungrammatical writing style kinda bugged me.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pyramid International
A solid e-learning text that I'd really like to own rather than relying on consortium loan. Good work, Caroline et al!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Marshall
Ann met Lucy in college, but the women didn’t become friends until they were both accepted to a post-graduate writing program in Iowa. There they became room mates, and rather quickly soul mates. The friendship that they shared was not perfect, but the love they shared was real. Through good times and bad, success and failures, boyfriends and marriage – the relationship between these two women seemed central to their survival – their lives were permanently entwined. Lucy was a survivor of childhood cancer. Years of painful surgeries, chemotherapy, skin and bone grafts had left her physically marred. She was tiny in stature – childlike, and her face was horribly scarred. Much of her jaw was lost in surgery, and her teeth were lost to chemotherapy. She was unable to close her mouth, making eating and swallowing difficult and painful. Lucy, however, never complained about the pain. She had hope that surgery would “fix” her and make her beautiful. Through the years she was subjected to many more surgeries and to incredibly physical pain, but she never gave up hope. The book isn’t about that. While Patchett shares these events, she doesn’t describe them in detail. Instead she focuses on the bond of their friendship. Despite Lucy’s tiny stature, Patchett shows her as larger than life. She had spirit. She was optimistic. People gravitated to her – not out of curiosity about her deformity, but because her spirit was a magnet drawing others to her. There was so much to admire about Lucy - her strength, her talent, her courage. I wanted to know her, I wanted to experience her presence, I wanted to like her, but in the end I couldn’t. And in reading the book, this caused me guilt. I felt that I should have liked her. I certainly respected her, I respected her fortitude, her talent, her spirit; I just couldn’t “like” her, and that bothered me. The love between Ann and Lucy was real – the kind of love that ignores time and space and distance. Theirs was an unconditional love – something beautiful and at times so painful. Patchett’s writing is fabulous. I was drawn into this book from the first page and needed to read it – needed to “feel” it. She doesn’t talk about things or events – she talks about friendship and feelings and bonds that will never be broken. Actual events are secondary to the central “character” in the memoir – the friendship. Do I recommend this book? Obviously. I am not a writer – I do not have the words to properly honor this book – so all I can say is read it.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları
This was a well written book, but I found myself hating all of the characters.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Everest Yayınları
It's a sweet story that reminds us how we all touch other people in ways we might not know. Not as great as Tuesday's with Morrie.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Marmara Çizgi
The Plow, the Assembly Line, the Computer These are the three waves we have seen so far and the latter will change everything. If you liked Future Shock, The Third Wave, Powershift, War and Anti-war, you will like this. Do not read this book if you are stuck in the industial age of rival goods. It will only make you mad. If you believe that anything based on a factory model will fail and that everything we know will become some form of information, you will love this book.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: 1001 Çiçek Kitaplar
Ellen is a tiny baby but everyone in her family has big plans for her. In fact, everyone wants her to turn out just like them! So aunts and uncles and cousins gather around her bassinet in droves to declare exactly what she will be. A fisherman, a dancer, a scholar, a pilot, a musician, an athlete, and much more. But Ellen will actually do exactly as she herself wants to, as she announces with a loud howl. This book captures the excitement, the attention and the joy of a new baby in a large family. Davenier’s illustrations are crowded with faces that reflect their delight. Havill does well in keeping the book from becoming a litany of ideas and maintains a rhythm and flow to the book as a whole. Her words dance, whoop and twirl. My favorite passage is her description of the baby’s cry as “a cloud-ruffling yowl.” Lovely and apt. This delightful book is perfect for a new baby gift, but I can also see it being useful with new big siblings who will may worry about the attention paid to the new baby. Appropriate for ages 3-6.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Karekök Yayınları
Its chilly starting at the funeral of the grandfather is not forgettable...
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