Kısa Dünya Tarihi - J. M. Roberts ücretsiz kitap indir

谢 正义 hollyjusticegame — This girl who doesnt get much attention from her family and doesnt have much of a social life due to swimming, looks for someone to talk to in America Online. At the time, the Internet was just introduced and so theres no safety issues. She is in a relationship which after trials, letters, speeches and investigation discovers is actually illegal. Touchy topics.

Arvin Acosta arvincolcol — Sigh, Gideon is so my type...at lease in looks.

Matthew Mclaughlin _c_aughlin — I don't know that I'll agree with him, but I at least want to know what he's saying.

Brandon Edwards thrillaforilla — I'm not exactly sure how to go about rating biographies. I'm not particularly a fan of non-fiction and I definitely think it's a genre that is a little harder to rate than fiction. This is due to many factors, the primary one being that there is no way I can verify or dispute the veracity of the text. The primary reason I read biographies is to find out more about authors or people in which I'm interested. Since, for me, this is the determining factor on which to judge the quality of a biography, it's hard to effectively rate it, so feel free to discount my rating. I felt Seymour included a lot of information in this biography of Mary Shelley. In fact, I learned a lot about her mother, her father, her husband, Percy Bysshe Shelley. Of course these individuals were huge influences in her life so I felt it was appropriate. The only thing I didn't particularly like about the book was that sometimes it was just confusing. This had a little to do with the jumping in referring to future and past dates particularly when discussing correspondence and a lot to do with sentence composition and wording choices. Overall, I think it was interesting and provided a lot of information. However, it was also fairly obvious that Seymour wasn't as impartial a historian as she could have been, definitely favoring Mary Shelley and attempting to convince her readers how Mary was often misunderstood and misrepresented in so many previous biographies or historical text.

Dmitry Konkin jjohnston — I really enjoyed this one. Very discriptive.