Kaptan Düşükdon Ve Sör - Dav Pilkey ücretsiz kitap indir

Samiha Rahman i_eesign — Wow is all I have to say.

G R nefryt — Another pleasant cozy mystery made even more appealing by its Scottish Highlands setting.

정 하나 _anajjang — I upgraded this to 4 stars from what would have just been 3.5 stars... I seem to be on somewhat of a kick this summer reading WWII fiction. The Very Thought of You by Rosie Alison (shortlisted for the 2010 Orange Prize) mostly follows the story of young Anna Sands, whose mother evacuates her from London in 1939 in order to escape the Blitz; Anna fortuitously ends up at a large Yorkshire estate whose family has taken in dozens of children and set up a school for them. The author does a great job of capturing the period mood of hope and determined cheeriness in the face of a dark future, particularly in the children. She also writes with a knack about the alienation and daily alliances that children make and break on the way to learning socialized behavior: "She might run down a hill holding hands with Beth. But then Beth would turn and walk away, and Anna would watch her go and never know if Beth wanted to play with her anymore or not. Why was it Beth, not her, who held this choice? Every day she tiptoed across the terrain of other children's affections, clumsy with self-doubt. She could not work out why she feared other children more than they feared her."