Kasap No:2:Kafesteki Kuş ücretsiz kitap indir

Antianti Antianti antiantinyc — This took a lot of concentration and wasn't quite the introduction I was looking for. But it still had a lot of useful information and helped shed light on the topic.

William Vasquez williamvasq — A funny little autobiography about a mainlander's sailing adventures around Newfoundland. Fogs, leaks, rotting crabs, exploding poo, Mounties, rum-smuggling, the French, etc. What's not to love?

Liam Lonsdale liamlonsdale — I got this book from a Goodreads contest (thanks!) and was surprised at how much I liked it. It's a sweet story about three British teens who meet a young Ugandan refugee named Crow, a girl with an incredible talent for fashion. As the girls get to know their new friend's past, they want to help. The story combines fashion drama with a well-researched take on the refugee experience. For a YA novel, it's surprisingly socially aware and doesn't use Crow as a prop - she has her own character growth moments throughout the book. It's not the best-written YA by far, but it's a nice story with likable characters (I particularly loved the narrator's fashion sense, which out-crazies the immortal Claudia Kishi).

Appnova Appnova _ppnova — الجزء الثاني من الحوارات ويركز على العولمة والحداثة والعلمانية، يعجبني في المسيري وضوح أفكاره لنغسه فيكون توجيهها للغير واضحاً أيضًا، فهمت فكرته في تقسيم العلمانية لقسمين جزئية وشاملة وأعتقد أني سأقرأ كتابه الضخم عنها قريباً إن شاء الله، في بعض اللحظات أشعر بنوع من المبالغة في كلامه رغم وجود ما يؤيده من الحياة اليومية إلاَّ أنه يظل قريباً من القلب والعقل واﻹنسان رحمه الله تعالى.

Kashif Aziz kashifaziz — Great, light read - really good perspective on human nature and growing old! (or watching others grow old)