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2020-01-11 23:40

Ferdydurke TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Witold Gombrowicz

Great introduction not only to social and regional dialects but linguistic theories of gender, social stigmatization and a wealth of other stuff as well.

2020-01-12 00:40

Nevizade- Nevizade Meyle Sarkılar 2 Lp TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: DMS

I really enjoyed this one - even though the formula was pretty much identical to the previous books. (NB: why are all these girls virgins? Slutty girls don't get their HEAs? hmph) Honestly? Yeah, it was still a crappy, trashy, time-travelling, historical romance. Honestly? I probably liked it way more than I should have. Sue me. Moning entertains, it is what she does best. I laughed so much more with Kiss of the Highlander than any other in the series. Drustan's antics in the present day were brilliant. The purple obession in the clothes shop- just hahahahaha. Gwen, you renowned physicist/genius/know-it-all extraordinaire you were adroable but I found it very hard to believe you were as smart as you kept harping on about. If there is one thing I hate it is when I character keeps telling us she is smart but never actually shows it. Gwen had hints of intelligence but then again she often just reiterated "My favourite scientist" quotes. And this book still gets a 4... why you ask? Because I laughed, I was entertained and the romance felt ten times more believable. And to be honest Gwen is probably my favourite heroine of the Highlander series so far, faux-geniusdom aside, she was cute, fun, flirty and had a fab ol'time. So far this will be the only one that I will potentially revisit.

2020-01-12 01:40

Dünyamız - İlk Bilim Kütüphanem - Julia Bruce TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları

With novels that are written with multiple narratives, I usually become bored with some of the characters. 'The Joy Luck Club' is amongst the exceptions of books which I want to savour every word of a chapter and yet, move on with eagerness to the next narrative. Despite being dog-eared and stained beyond disbelief, I'm proud to have a copy of this novel sitting in my bookshelf. It's definitely a keeper!

2020-01-12 02:40

Çocukluğum - Maksim Gorki TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları

a must read book...wow!

2020-01-12 03:40

Phoenix Dosyaları 4 - Yeraltı TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Akıl Çelen Kitaplar

La versión en español por supuesto

2020-01-12 04:40

Büyük Av The Wheel of Time (Zaman Çarkı) Serisi 2 TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Robert Jordan

A brisk read, and I'm still not convinced John Wagner is anything more than a consistent journeyman writer. However, the escalation of the violent acts, coupled with the reality the book takes care to ground the reader in, really pays off with the final shock. I'm not convinced that it bears thinking about too closely, and the conclusion is a bit pat, but it's carefully constructed. I've never been a fan of Vince Locke's art-- he is an uncomfortable half-way house between Guy Davis and John Ridgeway, and some of his characters are only differentiated by their hairstyle. In fact, near the beginning of chapter two there is an unfortunate moment when vague scripting coupled with unclear storytelling makes it all to easy to get the wrong impression of a major plot point for several pages. I wavered about whether this deserves a three or a four. In the end I think it's ultimately too throwaway for anything more than a three, but it nearly gains an extra star for being the first comic book ever to give me a nightmare.

2020-01-12 05:40

Nikah Cennetten Çıkmadır TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Rağbet Yayınları

Interesante.

2020-01-12 06:40

Ufuk Çizgisi 1. Seri - Ufuk İbrahimoğlu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Belge Yayınları

How can you not love this man with a story like the following from one of his ex-wives: "In 1956, I went to France, to the University of Paris, and got a doctoral degree. I left Donald my car. In 1959, I saw him in Houston, to get the car back..He told me the car had needed two things: It needed to be painted and it needed new brakes. He couldn't afford both. So he'd gotten it repainted." Or the recounted conversation from friend Herman Gollob. A couple nights before, Gollob was having dinner with a girl who happened to be a student of Barthelme's current wife. He told the girl that he thought Maggie, the wife, was a "snobbish bitch".A couple days later he goes by Barthleme's office and the following conversation takes place, retold by Gollob. "'I understand you think my wife is a snobbish bitch,' Don said. 'My date had ratted on me, possibly because I'd had the poor taste to take her to Stubby's, not one of Houston's chic watering spots,' Gollob says. Fearing a freeze-out from Don, he decided it was best to confess. 'Yes, I do think she's a snobbish bitch,' he replied. 'Rising, [Don:] patted me on the arm and said, 'So do I. In fact, I'm getting a divorce. I'll have to look for an apartment right away. Why don't we share one?'" So far, there are all kinds of little tidbits of information about Barthelme's life that make his fiction even more interesting to think about (if that's possible). For example, the fact that he suffered through "fits" as a child, or some sort of epileptic seizures. Maybe it's because I've also struggled with seizures (that like Barthelme, also have went away) that I connected with his comments about it, saying how "it's the loss of control. I mean, when you fall down without any warning, black out, it teaches you something. It had nothing to do with ecstasy, I'll tell you, it had to do with somebody or something that could take away your consciousness at its volition rather than yours," and that this feeling now "manifests itself only in dreams." There's so much more I could comment on, Barthelme's philosophies about writing, his influences, his strained relationship with his architect father. All of this is also quite fascinating, but the parts that I so far enjoy the most are the passages about Barthelme the man, described in pictures as "laughing uproariously, or squinting wryly even in serious moments." He liked to dance, he loved jazz, and the man played drums. This is a guy who decided on a whim to hitchhike to Mexico City with a friend. "We were around sixteen," he says, "and had run away from home, in the great tradition, hitched various long rides with various sinister folk, and there we were in the great city with about two t-shirts to our names." I mean, seriously, I'll ask again, how can you not fall in love with this man?

2020-01-12 07:40

Talat Paşa - Hüseyin Cahit Yalçın TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ötüken Neşriyat

A novel both luminous and terrifying, Hyperion is a must read. I was surprised at how much I loved this book, and can't wait to get started on the second chapter of this epic story. The thing that struck me most was how adept Simmons is at utilizing classic clichés and troupes of science fiction, while at the same time reinventing them to suit his purposes. Each tale is told in a distinct style that is immediately recognizable to an avid reader of the science-fiction genre, but also contains elements from the whole spectrum of western literature. The story of Brawne Lamia, for example, is a perfect paradigm of cyberpunk noir, but becomes something else within the larger narrative of the book. I loved the following lines which showcased just how self-aware and "meta" Simmons can be: "You've read all the cyberpunk stuff. You know all about the terrible beauty of the datumplane, the three-dimensional highways with their landscapes of black ice and neon perimeters and Day-Glo Strange Loops and Shimmering skyscrapers of data blocks under hovering clouds of AI presence" As someone who has read a great deal of cyberpunk there is always the inevitable description of the beauty and speed of the matrix/datumplane whatever, so it was nice to see Simmons acknowledge the cliché even while exploiting it for his story. The other narratives were equally evocative: The Priest’s tale, “The Man who cried God” reminded me of Lovecraft’s “At the Mountains of Madness” and Poe’s “The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym” which are both concerned with scientific expeditions that end with terrifying conclusions. The Poet’s story, “ Hyperion Cantos” filled with literary in-jokes and quick-witted prose, follows the eternal journey of an artist searching for his muse while trying to resist the temptation of mediocrity. The Scholar’s tale, smaller in scale than the others, is all the more poignant because of its’ subject matter: A father’s quest to solve the mystery behind his daughter’s bizarre illness. I would stop reading the book after each of the tales in order to fully digest the implications of the revelations, but ultimately they work beautifully as a whole. Once all the stories are put together the true scope of the crisis is revealed. The entire universe is threatened by the truth in these stories; danger looms from all angles and nothing is what it seems. Of course the key to everything is the enduring mystery of the Shrike, a creation that sends shivers down my spine. The Shrike embodies death perfected, but I don’t believe they are evil in the normal sense. Instead I feel they are closer to Galactus, a necessary purging fire sent to cleanse the universe when its decadence has gotten out of hand. For the Shrike alone I would recommend this book, but the real genius lies in Simmons brilliant manipulation of classic literary devices to create a new and innovative science fiction masterpiece.

2020-01-12 08:40

Batman: Hush Türkçe Çizgi Roman TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: DC Comics

Fascinating real life saga of an innocent man being sentenced to death row for a crime he didn't commit.

2020-07-27 10:21

D-Publishing Pretty English-3. Sınıf TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: D-Publishing

Bu kitabı bitiremedim - ilk çift bölümleri geçemedim ve bu asla olmadı. Ne olursa olsun DAİMA bir kitabı bitiririm - ama bunu tamamen sıkıcı ve sıkıcı buldum.

Okuyucu Perspektive Web itibaren Rozdol'ne, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine

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