Maurizio Medici itibaren Ginigera, Karnataka , India

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04/29/2024

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2019-10-14 05:40

0-3 Yaş Çocuklar İçin Resimli Hayvanlar Sözlüğü 4-Kolektif TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hobi Yayınevi

Heavy on numbers, but it is a census. Examines the slave trade of Spain, France, and England in depth. Excellent charts that show where slaves were taken from as well as where they were sent to.

2019-10-14 06:40

Türk Kültürlü Halklarda Halk İnançları 5-6 TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Lalezar Kitabevi

I can't believe it took me so long to read these books. I thought they'd be drier and more stilted, but they're quite readable and the plots are, well, if they err on the side of being standard mystery fare, it's Doyle who set the standard.

2019-10-14 07:40

Gündelik Hayatın Kültürel Yansımaları TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Alfa Aktüel Yayınları

This was a library book & I liked it so much I purchased a copy of my own. I'd like everyone to read it, especially those in leadership positions. Unfortunately most people are laboring under a gross misunderstanding that gay persons can choose who they are and what they feel sexually, when in reality they cannot. LGBT persons did not seek to be so. They want to be straight but they cannot despite counseling, therapy, treatments, despite a profound desire to change, despite religious activity, including fasting, serving missions, marrying in the temple, despite repeated fasting and prayer, despite living a chaste life. Being gay is difficult. Being gay and LDS (or most other devout religious affiliation) is a terrible struggle. They did not ask to be this way; they just are. And for the most part they are profoundly unhappy. We have no right to inflict additional pain or feelings of isolation. We have no right to judge or criticize them for who they are. Christ said to love everyone, not just those who are like ourselves. The quote on the cover by the Rabbi Harold Kushnor says it all, "The task of any religion is to teach us whom we're required to love, not whom we're entitled to hate." The book clarifies misunderstandings about a complex issue and teaches generalities of love, compassion and appreciation. The underlying message is simple: to love. I've read, and own, all of Carol Lynn Pearson's books, which indicates that I am a fan of hers, but I wish she had included specifics of what the reader can do to help, i.e. how to circle our wagons around our gay loved ones. I believe one of the ways we can help is to stand up for them, i.e. to object when others tell gay jokes and ridicule them. The likelihood of my being able to get many of my friends to read this book are slim, but I can take a stand and express the author's opinion, that none of us can afford to criticize, make fun of, or not love someone because they are different from us. I can express my opinion that jokes at their expense are as offensive to me as jokes about Blacks, Jews, the handicapped, and other minorities. We are not better than they and to ridicule anyone is insulting, vulgar behavior. I have become aware of another book which apparently deals with this topic in a less emotional and more practical way: In Quiet Desperation. I look forward to reading that book as well.

2019-10-14 08:40

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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Heretik Yayıncılık

My grade: 3 1/2 stars. LET ME START BY SAYING THAT I AM one of Julie Anne Long's fan girls. I absolutely adore the Pennyroyal Green series, and I have re-read all of my favourites, most recently "What I Did For a Duke". So I have been waiting for the sixth instalment in this series with bated breath. Sadly, I have seen a lot of complaints in threads and in reviews that Ms. Long gets quite a few of the historical details wrong. As long as I don't notice these things they do not bother me (though I don't care to have them pointed out to me, to be honest, then they tend to annoy me). I can understand, however, that it would irk readers with a good knowledge of the time period (of which I am somewhat vague, but, again - that suits me fine). But I digress. Probably, because I am writing this review so reluctantly as I have to confess that I was fairly disappointed in this book. I cannot fault the writing - the sentences or dialogue never feel contrived or stilted and Ms. Long has such a wonderful way with words, that the prose is absolutely magical at times. Very few authors can evoke emotions the way she can. So I feel the anticipation/excitement/joy/passion/anguish and grief as her main characters do. In one scene, Phoebe's beloved cat Charybdis is lost, and I suffer with her as she comes to face with the fact that he might be gone forever, and in the next scene I feel as frantic as Julian, the Marquess, as he hunts desperately to try and find the feline. This is from a point in the book where Phoebe hears opera for the first time: The music twined around Phoebe, and in moments held her fast, in thrall. She yearned to know the next note, the next phrase. It was a fresh and delightful shock when each was lovelier than the next. Anticipation ramped and ramped. The voice slipped in almost unnoticed, like an interloper into a party. It insinuated itself between notes, and then surreptitiously, then ever more boldly, climbed, and climbed, and climbed . . . until it soared above the music. Brazen and glorious. Dear God . . . the sound of it . . . it hurt, hurt to hear, such was its beauty. She felt swollen with it. She reached out and clutched the marquess’s sleeve without realizing it. As if to prevent herself from launching skyward. “What is it? The song. Please tell me what it is,” she demanded on a whisper. He looked down at her hand. And then down into her face. If she had known his breath had caught when she’d reached out for him . . . if she had seen his expression . . . then she might have backed away, confused by the unguarded confusion and hunger there. Or she might have flung herself into his arms. She was owned by the music. She’d closed her eyes. However, I was not so happy about having to read about a cousin to the Redmonds. A not very likeable young lady at that, and she was not even the main female character. So in essence, even if the setting was Pennyroyal Green in Sussex and London, as per usual, and I met some of the beloved characters from earlier books in passing, the story was in not about a Redmond or an Eversea but about Phoebe Vale, a teacher at the academy for recalcitrant young girls and some totally unconnected Marquess. It turns out he is connected because he wants to marry the Redmond cousin Lisbeth, so that he can get land that once belonged to his family back in form of dowry. Another disappointment I have with this book, apart from not thinking that it is a true Pennyroyal Green-book, was that I felt there were some inconsistencies and a very forced obstacle to the HEA. Phoebe is planning to leave her employment at the academy to join a group of missionaires bound for Africa. At first this seems like a distant plan, apparently she has not saved up enough money. Then, suddenly because she wins some money in a card game, she is set to leave directly with the group of missionaries who are departing very conveniently in a very near future. Further, she does not seem to have anchored this idea of leaving with Ms. Endicott of the academy. The first encounter between Phoebe and Julian takes place in the village store, where he is looking for a gift for Lisbeth Redmond: He gestured to a case in a shadowy corner of the shop near the girls, far away from sunlight that could yellow or fade painted silk. “I hope you find something that pleases you.” Fat chance, Phoebe thought. That Fat chance thought felt so out of place that I had to look the expression up, and the first time it is recorded to have been used was in the early 1900's. It felt more modern than that, though. The supporting cast is consisting of people who; apart from Jonathan Redmond, I don't find very likeable. Lisbeth turns out to be a self obsessed mean girl and some young bloods and ladies of the ton play a cruel trick on Phoebe just for sport. Jonathan, by the way, has had the spelling of his name changed; throughout "Like No Other Lover" his name spells Jonathon. Very annoying. My final complaint is a repeated phrase towards the end of the book, after a very emotional scene Phoebe is leaving Julian and thinking that he is asleep, she tries to get away quietly. This is how this reads in my electronic version of the book: And she slipped out of bed, and tiptoed across the carpet. She gave Charybdis a good morning kiss, then tiptoed across the carpet, collecting her gloves, her slippers. She tiptoes across the carpet. Twice. Sloppy. Rounding off this whiny review, I would like to say that the first part of the book was more enjoyable than the second part, which felt rushed and as mentioned, somewhat forced. Despite this, it was an enjoyable and addictive read and had my expectations not been so high, I probably would not have felt as let down as I admittedly do. I am now waiting to read about Lyon and Olivia. I think it is time. This review can also be found at www.hellyslibrary.wordpress.com

2019-10-14 09:40

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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları

Emptiness and drug use. The main character doesn't appreciate his life and wants to get out of it, and I felt very similar about the book.

2019-10-14 10:40

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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Arthur C. Clarke, Gentry Lee

One of the best books of all time!! I try to never say things like that, but I adored every character until the very end. This one's going on my blog. I'll also have to buy the book again since I gave it to a friend who in exchange gave me Margaret George's 'Mary Queen of Scots.' MOA is beautiful. If you have this book, and have read it, you will feel compelled to give it to a loved one who hasn't. And they will be eternally grateful.

2019-10-14 11:40

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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Yayınları

amazing series!

2019-10-14 12:40

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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Okuyan Us Yayın

I am sorry, but this book was truly, truly dreadful. None of the characters in the club interested me at all!!! There was barely any discussion on any Austen books which makes me think that this author threw her name into the title only to sell books. I'm one of those who love Jane Austen books and was warned by fellow readers to avoid this one. I should have listened to them. You might enjoy if you are not an Austen fan, but if you are, well - you have been warned!

2019-10-14 13:40

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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ray Cummings

People who pretend to dig this book are faking 90% of the time.

2019-10-14 14:40

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Review to come..

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