Rubén Zagon itibaren Virolin, Santander, Colombia

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04/26/2024

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2019-11-28 19:41

İskoç Gelini - Lynsay Sands TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yabancı Yayınları

Everyone at some point in their life wishes to find something about their past whether it be a story or finding an ancestor they never knew about. Nevertheless our past shapes the way we make decisions and ultimately determines whom we are. Jonathan Safran Foer’s, Everything is Illuminated, tells the fascinating story of an American Jewish man named Jonathan who is on his way to search for the woman who supposedly saved his grandfather from the Nazis. Foer eloquently pastes together an imaginative journey, showing that the actual experiences and relationships formed during the search through ones past can be more enriching than the final and wished result. Jonathan’s first and main relationship with Alex, his Ukrainian translator blossoms through the retelling of their journeys and letters, forming a bond that is perhaps greater than the friendship Jonathan could have formed with Augustine, his grandfather’s savior. When Jonathan unravels the past with Alex he connects with Alex in a way that is almost brotherly. When Alex recounts the shocking story of his Grandfather’s relations with Jonathan’s deceased relatives he notes to Jonathan, “I must inform you, Jonathan, that I am a very sad person… Perhaps I am lucky” (Foer 227). This is not the only time that Alex shares a personal and emotional feeling with him, but it reveals that Alex and Jonathan have become so close to the point where they feel they can confide in each other and understand each other in a way that does not to be written. This makes the reader feel drawn into their relationship, almost as if along the way, they too have become friends with Jonathan and Alex. Jonathan forms a friendship with Alex, and even though it may not last, it is an indelible friendship full of pain and happiness that will influence his future. Another similar case is the story behind Jonathan and Alex’s grandfather, which creates a link that alters the entire journey and story, engaging the reader into the darker side of the seemingly comedic air of the book. I feel their relationship is more memorable than that of Jonathan’s meeting with the false Augustine and it certainly changes Jonathan’s perspective on the whole result of his discoveries. At the very end of the book, Alex’s grandfather writes a very poignant letter explaining to Jonathan that he will have committed suicide by the time he reads the letter. He writes, “Do you understand? I am complete with happiness, and it is what I must do, and I will do it. Do you understand me? I will walk…. And I will” (Foer 276) Alex’s grandfather’s means he is content with life and willing and ready to leave. He believes that without finding Augustine he has no motivation to live anymore, implying that he feels he has fulfilled his purpose on earth. This heartfelt moment makes the reader shocked, uncomfortable, and somber but it is real and it evokes feelings that others can relate to, even if it is just one moment of sadness or surprise that at first has little significance. I think this shows the deep connection, which the two have made, and how the experiences Jonathan has witnessed along the way have touched him in places he would not have expected. Foer’s portrayal of Jonathan’s discoveries is uniquely told in three different views. It supports the multitude of events occurring throughout the book that shape Jonathan’s reactions and relationships. These bonds are ultimately the true message in the book. Jonathan will always have the facts that his family was saved by a woman named Augustine, but his friendships along the way are more rich and vivid than the final result. Foer makes the journey come to life, taking the reader along with him, with his eccentric characters and lexicon that appeals to the senses, creating an underlying meaning that illuminates the true meaning of family and friends and the support that they bring.

2019-11-28 23:41

Midhat Paşa'Nın Hatıraları: 1 Hayatım İbret Olsun-Midhat Paşa TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Temel Yayınları

"Promontory Point, Utah, am nördlichen Ende des Großen Salzsees gelegen, wurde am 10. Mai 1869 zum Treffpunkt der transkontinentalen Eisenbahnstrecke. 4 Jahre zuvor hatten die Union Pacific von Omaha, Nebraska und die Central Pacific von Sacramento, Kalifornien, aus mit dem Bau begonnen. Diese Ost-West-Verbindung sollte tiefgreifende Folgen für die Entwicklung der Vereinigten Staaten haben. Eine Erschließung des gesamten Westens wäre in den kommenden Jahren so nicht möglich gewesen. Obwohl die Hochzeit der Eisenbahn vorüber ist, der Personenverkehr im überregionalen Bereich ist nur noch ein Schatten vergangener Tage, konnte der Güterverkehr seine Rolle behaupten. Nun wurde der 138. Geburtstag der Schienenverbindung als Anlaß genommen, einen Fotoband über das Eisenbahnleben im Verlauf von 24 Stunden zu gestalten. Er zeigt Eisenbahner kurz nach Mitternacht bei Sicherungsarbeiten gegen das Hochwasser des North Platte, wie Passagiere in Nova Scotia, Güterzüge in der Horseshoe Curve bei Altoona und Lokomotiven mit Containerwagen in der Tehachapi Loop in Kalifornien. Obwohl ältere Bilder aus der Dampfepoche spektakulärer sind, die UP-Klasse 4000, besser bekannt als ""Big Boy"", am Sherman Hill, ist wohl in ihrer Darstellung schlecht zu überbieten, zeichnen die Bilder doch eindrucksvoll den heutigen Eisenbahnalltag in den USA nach. Die Bilder sind ebenso wie die kurzen Kapiteleinleitungen In Englisch beschriftet. Allerdings stellen sich dem Betrachter durch die Verwendung des ""Eisenbahnerjargons"" einige Schwierigkeiten entgegen. Für Interessierte und Freunde der amerikanischen Eisenbahnwelt sollte dies aber kein Hindernis sein. Der Bildband ist nur zu empfehlen."

2019-11-29 02:41

Sihirli Karllık 14 Kuğu Sarayı-Rosie Banks TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Doğan Egmont Yayıncılık

More reviews at http://dazzlingreads.blogspot.com/ As a fan of Kimberly Derting, I had to read this book as soon as I could, and I did. The Pledge is a book that touches some relevant themes that collide with action and a subtle romance. most Dystopian lovers will certainly enjoy The Pledge, but as a hardcore fan of Derting's Body Finder books, I found myself wishing for a little bit more. The Pledge surprised me with political content and paranormal elements that I was not expecting. This certainly enriched the world Derting created by exposing relevant themes such as; freedom of language/speech and eye contact. I think, these themes can easily be related to issues that have happened already in our world. Also, The Pledge has a few twists in that I didn't see coming at all and this absolutely immersed me in the story even more. The characters were strong and lovable and I dare to say that none of them was annoying nor I I ever though I hated any of them...but The Queen. The Queen is different story. She is repulsive in every sense and I think Derting did a great job creating such a excellent villain. I simply hated her from the very first page. I also think it is interesting to see that the world of The Pledge is ruled by a Monarchy. I was not expecting that at all and it gave me a very refreshing taste of a different and unique dystopian society. Charlie is absolutely a great heroine! Most of the story is from her point of view but some chapters switched from Charlie to The Queen and to Max. Yes! Max! I love those chapters! Although there were always short, they were substantial enough to have a good taste of what was happening around him. I love that Kimberly Derting added these chapters to the story. Somehow, they move me beyond Charlie's eyes and placed me forward into plot. Yet, I would have love to see more of Charlie's friend Brook as well as Charlie's mother. I hope that in the next instalment we can get deeper into some of the side characters. I also love that the title of the book have such a strong meaning between Charlie and Max. You will realize this once you read it! Those little six words gave me the world! Regardless all the good things The Pledge, as a fan of Derting's Body Finder books, I found myself wanting more and more through the book and I wanted to reach the level of engagement I had with The Body Finder. Although, I did not love The Pledge as much as I wished. I think, If readers have never read any Dertin's book, then they might not have the problem of always expecting more of one of Derting's books. Still, The Pledge is a read that I absolutely recommend, and specially to Dystopian fans! This book certainly contains issues that we can relate to real history. The fact that in The Pledge people were not allowed to learn or speak certain languages in their own country is such a limitation and lack of freedom that I found myself struggling with this situation and thanking god that I live in a time and country where I can freely speak any of the languages I know. I think, many readers will be able to easily emphasize with the characters and the situation they live in. Enjoyment from beginning to end plus action, a little bit of romance and themes that are really worth reading in YA books, are some of the elements readers can expect from The Pledge. Derting's first novel in her new series is a absolutely a good beginning and it will keep readers longing for the next book.

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