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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Express
Overly repetitive and gives a fairly simplistic view of the Mothers. There are better books about the Dirty War/human rights out there.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tavaslı Yayınları
Any book where Colonel Sanders is a pimp is worth reading.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: April Yayıncılık
I guess if you have read one David Sedaris Book you have read them all.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Artemis Yayınları
A necessary read for perspective on a devastating conflict. Made me want to hug a soldier.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Yayınları
It was interesting
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pencere Yayınları
I was happy to get to read this book because it was for research for a chapter about famous spies I got to ghostwrite for a book my uncle is working on. I would never have read it otherwise and, due to my general ignorance about history in general, probably would have died never having even known who Pham Xuan An was. I don't think An is really all that "famous" in actuality, but this is only because, as far as spies go, he was pretty discreet. He was spying for the communists/North Vietnam during the Vietnam War but working with the Americans/anti-communists. He was trained as an American journalist, even managing to earn himself a free trip to California at one point to study journalism at an American university. He loved the United States and wished no harm on it, but he was also a fierce Vietnamese nationalist who fervently believed the liberation of Vietnam was the best possible outcome and was willing to fight for it. An was a very good journalist and an even better schmoozer. He earned the friendship and trust of some of the top American journalists and military personnel working in Vietnam during the war, which as you can probably imagine, gave him access to a lot of pretty important information. He reported it all to his Communist superiors and a lot of it was not only important but, some have argued, essential to the Northern army outlasting the American occupation and, kind of, though many have tried to spin it differently, winning the war. Anyway, An was a cool, colorful, interesting dude and while this book does pay him homage and demonstrate why his life was interesting and important, it doesn't do much more than that. Author Berman kind of fawns over An, mostly staying away from tough questions such as, well, as charming and friendly towards Americans as this guy was, he also enacted espionage that helped kill tens of thousands of US soldiers. I mean, Berman kind of asked An such questions, in his many interviews with him before he died in 2006, but he seems to get brushed off pretty easily. In the end, Perfect Spy provides a decent summary of An's life without much in the way of editorial. Berman's prose is simple and clear and instructional. His book also provides a basic understanding of the conflict and how things went over there—something I have embarrassing little knowledge about, so I was happy to receive that. But there are better, more probing books about An and his fascinating life, such Thomas Bass' The Spy Who Loved Us, which I also read for research and enjoyed much more as a gripping read/book than Berman's rather dry account.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Sis Yayıncılık
Worth its reputation. There are aspects of this story that keep you captivated while others feel a little too common, or maybe its that you'd really rather not know too many details about Joker, his charm is partially in the inability to truly comprehend his motives or world. All in all an amazing book though and I recommend getting the re-colored version, it gives it an entirely different mood.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tudem - Bayilik
Cute, but predictable.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tudem Yayınları
The release of this book creeped up on me. I didn't realize it was out until Cherise tweeted about it and it made my day. For those of you into the Masters of the Shadowlands series, you will not be disappointed in To Command and Collar. It is super hot and tells the story of the seriously hunky Master Raoul and Gabi's friend Kimberly who was kidnapped and turned into a slave. She is seriously traumatized and Master Raoul has a hard time with her. He is generous, giving and loving but dominant through-and-through. Unlike most of the other Masters, he wants a full-time Dom/sub relationship. After being forced into slavery he doesn't think Kimberly is the one for him even if he does want her so badly it hurts. Kimberly is a sweet girl but she's been through hell and is emotionally scarred and confused about how her body responds to Master Raoul. This book introduced fireplay which I really, really liked and most importantly (for me anyway) we get a great scene with Master Sam. I love that sexy, silver-haired, sadistic Master. Please, Cherise, give him his HEA. He just about broke my heart in this book.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Mona Kitap
Decent thriller. I don't like math, but I liked this book. Good plane read.
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