Sissoylu #6: Matem Bantları - Brandon Sanderson ücretsiz kitap indir

Sophie Hedge sophiehedg0948 — Great for teh bathroom readingz. Many interesting mathematical ideas/puzzles. Interesting for the layman and mathematician alike.

Dean Menta deanmenta — I'm only about 1/3 of the way through this particular book, but Goudge has once again managed to write things that I thought only I knew. Her descriptions of communication with nature are so completely aligned with my experience that it makes me uneasy. Thrilled, but uneasy. I've spent so long seeing the world the way she did, not knowing there was anyone else who understood, and to find this... it's unsettling. I've also read Gentian Hill and Green Dolphin Street, as well as some of her collections. Having seen her tolerance and absolute reverence for nature, I'm starting to wonder if her character Froniga isn't meant to be Goudge herself in some way, perhaps with slightly less self-awareness. Of course, her characters are for the most part not modern, and so they are even further removed from the understanding of their situation that Goudge, as a creator, can claim. Don't let the title fool you. Goudge is devotedly religious, but not in the dogmatic, traditional way. She's edited and published several collections of various religious works, mostly poetry. My agnosticism and skepticism occasionally verge on cynicism. However, I have never been able to find any for Elizabeth Goudge's work. Her writing assumes an understanding between people, nature, and any sort of spirit that precludes meaningful conflict. Though I think most people could find something to love in this book, I would particularly recommend her work to any Wiccan, especially one that wishes to combine some elements of Christianity or Judaism or any monotheistic religion with Paganism in any form. She is all peace and harmony, and though I know little of her life, her ability to comfort makes me wish I'd known her, even a little.