Ezop Masalları Seti 1 ve 2 Sınıflar için Düz Yazılı – (10 Kitap Takım, Küçük Boy) ücretsiz kitap indir

Dario Gutierrez darioworks3325 — Enjoyed it. Probably not quite as good as book 2, but I enjoyed the story.

André Santos dedezinho_f282 — This book is hard to rate, I liked the story, the book, etc. But...I fucking hate Hawthorne. I hate him. He is shit but that he wrote this book and it was good...if not for the loathing I have for him I would place the book higher on the list...

Carlos Rosales rosalescarlos — Despite the fact that I've actually come around (part way) to some of the criticisms this book has received by, among other people, Dale Peck, I still love this book more than any one person should love anything. For example, I have completely memorized the "most photographed barn in America" passage. The first paragraph used to be my answering machine message, back when I had an answering machine. I've also re-read this book more than most other books I've re-read. Again, I still think The Names is the better book--probably the best thing DeLillo has ever written--but White Noise is about the closest a novel will ever get to actually explaining . . . me.

Jennelsa Johnson _ennelsa — Dan Brown is down there with Clive Cussler and Dean Koontz in terms of people whose book are at best good for numbing your brain during a four-hour airplane flight. Convenient plot twists, generic characters, and sinister conspiracies abound. I encountered the whole "Maybe if Jesus was real and he was a man and a Jew in the early days of the first millenium, maybe, just maybe, he felt like being, well, a normal Jewish man and getting married, and having relations, and maybe having kids, and hell, maybe he has some brothers and sisters like many normal people, and well, maybe this whole Bible-story Jesus is kind of like the character Uncle Sam, who we've got pictures of and allegories for and such and such and hey! whaddya know, isn't freakin' real at all." And that came in a Catholic high school. So no, the subject matter was old-news and I don't care about the avalanche of 'controversy' this 'novel' set off because goddamn! only someone who hand't bothered to ponder the possibility of Jesus' humanity in the first place, be they Christian or otherwise, would be so much as budged. Did I mention this novel was poorly written?