Yataktan Düşen Oyuncak Ayı - Julia Donaldson ücretsiz kitap indir

Herlan Suherlan thehell — Outdated, but thought-provoking ideas.

Wheat Robinson wheatrobinson — ** spoiler alert ** I ranked this lower than other Jodi Picoult novels for two reasons: 1. Too much ground to cover & too much going on: Having a same-sex couple struggle to have a baby is hard enough but when you thrown in the fact that one of them has been married to a male before, experiences miscarriages, gets cancer, has to come out to her friends and family, there gets to be too much going on for one story and it cheapens the depth that the author can achieve with the characters. 2. I was hoping that this story wouldn't end with a court case. My favorite Jodi Picoult novels are the ones that don't have a court case and while this one wasn't as dragged out as some of the others, I was still hoping for something different. I did enjoy the book, but I was hoping for a structure that was a little more original.

Shawn Kearney shawnkearney — I think this book is an acceptable thriller with bonus points for the latter part taking place in areas I grew up. It is not my favorite of the Kodiak books or of Rucka's work in general, but it gets the job done if you're in the mood for this sort of thriller novel. I liked the ending. It felt satisfying and kept with this series' verisimilitude. No major social quibbles. a few of the lines make you roll your eyes hard core.

Katrina Alonso katrinamargarita — This is a really excellent book if you want to know more about how to pick the best ingredients for cooking--what to skimp on and what to really indulge in. I wish there were more recipes and I'm a big fan of pictures with recipes--so that's why it doesnt' get 5 stars.

Adri Bodor hellobodoradri — time travel