Ayşegül Alışveriş Yapıyor - Marcel Marlier ücretsiz kitap indir

Leandro Fernandes _eandro_ernandes — Oh boy, what to think of this one? The introduction to this utterly weird work was enlightening in getting me to see the point of it all - mentions of "It's not love or compassion that links together New Yorkers, it's envy" were made, and from that I reckon that a lot of people will miss the point, protest at it "What a bunch of indie douchebags!" and throw it against the wall. From what I understand, the book attempts to convey envy by making you look at affluent and presumably successful artist's and creative type's houses, to really get a sense of envy towards these people who appear to have such carefree and sunshiny lives. A warning - at first, you will want to hate these people. You will want to punch the photos of their mugs in the face in the vain hope that somewhere, they can feel you striking them down with all of your hatred. And yet at about the eleventh time you read it (I counted from my personal estimate from the point my rage subsided) - you begin to accept the possibility that these people might not be the hipster a-holes they appear to be. Because really you don't know them at all. It's like looking into an IKEA catalog where the houses are actually lived in. The homes seem too clean and visually appealing to be real. But I'm guessing they are. It's not even the fault of these people, presumably - that they have such dynamic living spaces with charm and the kind of awe that makes you want to live in them yourself. But once reality sets in and you realised you're only 21 years old and unlike the Australian couple in the book who found a happy home to live in, your real home is with your parents because there's a recession on and there's nothing you can do to fix it when you're not on your own feet yet. But when you look at your own room, it's like a miniature version of what these happy shiny people have. It's not as big - and nothing seems as retro cool as what the people in the book have, but it's YOURS. At which point you stop crying over other people having better houses than you and accept life just isn't fair. There's probably people in third world countries who would look at photos of your house and think you're a whiny git for complaining about what they consider a palace.

Dengon Hazik dengonhazik — Tillie is not your usual chicken; she has her own way of doing things. And within the story there "lays" a treasure hunt, Tate digs it!

Daniel Nicholson _aniel_icholson — greatness. lot's to cover in book three!