Ilya Skopin itibaren Agras , Greece

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2019-10-08 17:40

Cemaat'in İflası (Hoca'nın Ayağının Kaydığı Yer) - Hanefi Avcı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tekin Yayınevi

FAST summer read.

2019-10-08 18:40

Karaoğlan-Rıdvan Akar TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Yayınları

It's my War and Peace: I will finish it!

2019-10-08 19:40

Neden Mustafa Kemal? TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Sone Yayınları

I liked this book much more than I expected to. The personal stories were very interesting, but tragic. As mentioned in the book, they were definitely different times.

2019-10-08 20:40

The Naked Gun 2 (Çıplak Silah 2) ( DVD ) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından:

Read this book twice: once for fun while still in high school, again in college for class. I didn't get it the first time, I got more out of it when I studied it for class, but I have to say, I still don't get it. I don't know why, but I never seem to 'get' the popular assigned school texts (the other example being Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby). (Woman's lit; 300 pages)

2019-10-08 21:40

Şeriatçıyla Mücadelenin El Kitabı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İlhan Arsel

I found this book because it was the one that turned up as on both the Core Knowledge reading list and the reading list from the textbook that the 8th graders are using at our school. I decided to read it, and I'm glad I did. Yep does a fantastic job of developing the characters, and pulling in some history of the period as well. I can easily see why this book would be excellent reading for a discussion group (like an 8th grader reading group). In fact, who wants to read it and we can discuss it together?

2019-10-08 22:40

Papatya İle Tarla Kuşu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Çocuk

Wonderful and clever novel about Arab identity. Nasrallah is a Palestinian refugee, but the novel is about a teacher in Saudi Arabia dealing with the claustrophobia of village life and the weird bureaucracy of the Arab world.

2019-10-08 23:40

Dünya Masalları - Yüzyıl Uyuyan Güzel (Büyük Boy Renkli) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Bu Yayınevi

This is an amazing story, with many amazing, but horrifying human destinies, about the search for a mysterious, ancient city. The lost city of Z. Spoiler's alert! The problem with this book was that during the first half, I didn't really care for Fawsett and his son. It's because the book handles too many destinies. I was blinded by every disappearance, and it ceased to affect me the way I had expected. Unfortunately. The book gained some speed half way through, but I'm afraid it isn't enough to make up for a slow start. What bothered me a great deal was the way the indians were treated by the white people. They were terrorized, driven from their home, and then, ironically, when the white people had realized the value of indian culture, the indians were educated about their old culture. A culture they had forgot. Generations lost. Considering how the white people murdered, raped, tortured (and there are even whispers about cannibalism), it's not surprising which kind of attitude the indians had towards them. No wonder some of the tribes were considered unfriendly and weary. Perhaps one would rather have stayed with the indians, as many think Fawsett chose to do. I felt a sting of sadness for the destroyed rain forest, which, without its greenery and vegetation, runs the risk of destroying the global eco system, something worth thinking about. Why do we molest our own planet, destroying the home for generations to come? Who could be so self-destructive, but humans? Another thing that really struck a chord was Ninas destiny, as an abandoned and penniless wife. It was heart-breaking. I can't really understand how Fawsett could leave her like that, so many times. It was very patriotic of her to always trust he was coming back. It always hurt tremendously to read about people that sacrifices everything: their happiness, their love, their reputation and even their life, and doesn't expect anything in return. Nothing gets to me like that. I don't know much about Nina, but that made her a real person, someone I could see in front of me. What I don't understand is how her only remaining son, Brian, could decide to leave her, as well, and conduct his own expedition, in search of his father and brother, more than twenty-five years after their disappearance. I mean, why not earlier, when they could have still been alive? Was his aggression towards his father for leaving him at home and choosing his brother for the expedition, so strong back then, that he couldn't bring himself to it? Now, to the findings! I began to believe that David Grann wouldn't get anywhere with the mystery and it was satisfying to learn that Fawsett was finally justified. Grann himself didn't discover anything, but learned it from others, which was a mayor disappointment, but still, Grann's own expedition was exciting. And, furthermore, he is excellent at research. Grann's contact Heckenberger published his research and findings in "The ecology of power", a book I would want to look into. Anna Roosevelt, great grand-daughter of Theodore Roosevelt, found some interesting remains of a settlement at least ten thousand years old, in a cave in the Brasilian Amazon, indicating that the first Americans didn't migrate from Asia, but was indeed living in the Amazon. Another great finding in the Amazon is the oldest pottery in the Andes and Mesoamerica, that shows that civilization might have spread from there. Findings implying civilized settlements are what appears to be bridges as long as half a mile, and roads as wide as a hundred and fifty feet, which is very impressive. This undoubtedly challenges the existing view, and scholars are now reevaluating the prospect of the mythical El Dorado. In 2006 an astronomical observatory tower was uncovered in northern Brazilian Amazon, made of huge granite rocks each weighing several tons and as tall as ten feet, supposedly as much as two thousand years old. Unfortunately, Grann goes through these interesting and highly important findings and results very fast and I would have liked to delve into them a bit more. This hurried explanation kind of destroyed the suspense. Despite the myths and the few remains, not much of the old history of the so called lost city of Z is written down, as other parts of the world, but fortunately some of the tribes - The Kalapalos for instance, that were the last people who saw Fawsett - have preserved their culture amazingly. As Heckenberger stated: "You can see the past in the present".

2019-10-09 00:40

Koloni - Jean Christophe Grange TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doğan Kitap

This book shattered all my childhood wonderment with the character of Mary Poppins. When you're little, who doesn't want to be "practically perfect in every way?" I sure did. But now, having read this book, I'm amazed at how rude and horrible Mary Poppins was! She was never nice to the children. She barely cared about them. At least in the Disney movie version, kids had the soft smile of Julie Andrews that made Mary more likable but this book had none of that charm. I was really disappointed and crushed and I know I'm most likely being really dramatic about this, but I expected a delightful stroll down memory lane and instead I was assaulted with a vain nanny whose kids fawned over her like she was some kind of addictive candy. I hate growing up.

2019-10-09 01:40

Suyu Sevmeyen Krokodil - Gemma Merino TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pearson Çocuk Kitapları

This was a great book with excellent simple recipes. There are a few ingredients that are a bit tricky to find, but most are available at any average grocery store. The introduction provided a clear, simple overview to explain why choosing a mostly meat and dairy-free diet is greatly beneficial to health.

2019-10-09 02:40

Kürtler TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hasan Cemal

Ants are really, really strange--but strangely familiar. For instance, the decomposing body of a dead ant emits a chemical that prompts other ants to carry the body to the colony garbage heap. If you put that chemical on a living ant, other ants treat it like a corpse, and drag it to the garbage heap over and over again. I can relate to that. The NY Giants have been dragging me to the garbage heap for about twenty five years.

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