Robinson Crusoe ücretsiz kitap indir

Natalia Noir _atalia_oir — Muhtemelen 2 1/2 yıldız. Hızlı okudum. Aşık bir gencin gözünden hayatı görmenin nasıl bir şey olduğunu bana gösterebilmesinden dolayı biraz keyif aldım. Yine de oldukça gereksiz hale geldi. Kocamın bugün kütüphaneden 3. serisine bakması gerekiyordu. Unuttu. Normalde kitaplarımı alırım. Bir sonrakini satın almaya veya ödünç almaya çalışacağımdan emin değilim. Ben de ikisini de yapmaya mecbur değilim.

Joanne Kellert joanne_kellert — amazing

Irina Panchoshak irinapanchoshak — Good book, as were the others by this author. Gladwell is thought-provoking and for me he can put a name to experiences I have had or observed but could not describe.

Antonio F antonioftorres — What a kick-in-the-throat storytelling. The story is very illustrative of Afghanistan's weary and violent near history. Mr. Husseini tells us the story of two women and their struggles for life in a society that turns to think they should not live, revealing the ironic and obvious struggle between valuing women as life givers while depleting their worth because they are not men!! Khaled tells these women's story and leaves the reader to wince, tear up and sigh; many times I had to catch my breath and close the book as I couldn’t tolerate to read more at the moment. . . . Mariam is a poor, uneducated woman who had to endure the hardships of life. While, Laila is an educated girl who had to suffer the horrors and terrors witnessing the ugliness of war, the fate of loved ones, and grieving for lost lives. Mariam and Laila going through all kinds of physical abuse of hitting, kicking and slapping, brutal beating, etc…. Struggling the cruel extremely sadistic husband, Rasheed, and suffering all kinds of violence and subjected to his shifting mood and volatile temper. And sadly this is not exclusive to Afghan society; it is happening in many other countries: the unhappy, abusive marriages, oppressive governments and repressive cultural mores. It finds its echo in varying forms, in differing degrees, through the different time periods, across the world. The end of the novel gives some hope in its last scene after all the violent accidents, with Laila's pregnancy, Kabul rebuilding, and a loving family reunion. I really enjoy Mr. Housseini’s transportive narration. (Some parts of my review are copied from other readers’ reviews. . .)

Donatus Wolf donatuswolf — I read this as a free Kindle book. It was a quick read and didn't make me think too much which is what I like in a quick read. Interesting concept, although I totally disagree with the idea in the book that if one really believed in the premise of Soul Identity, one can not also believe in eternal life in Heaven.