Yeşil Deniz Kabuğu (Ciltli) - Sarah Jio ücretsiz kitap indir

Agram Cocolores _gram_ocolores — I was never an actual fan of Danielle Steel. I only read 3 of her books before Silent Honour and was not particularly super impressed. However, I stumbled upon this book during a book sale and because it fell under the label of historical fiction thought I'd give it a go. Now that I have finished it, I can say that I'm glad I did so. At first, I was kind of sceptic about it. The diction seemed kind of juvenile especially when compared to the witty diction used by John Grogan in Marley and Me, my previous read. However, as I immersed myself into the story, I found the diction very comfortable and flowing to read, and I would have finished it sooner hadn't I enjoyed the story so much that I did not want it to end (I willingly dragged the story myself :P) I love how Steel tackled the themes of love, rejection and racism in the story and although the story's period is too contemporary for my taste, I was really into it. It was interesting to get a different side of Pearl Harbor's story and I thoroughly enjoyed the insights, Steel gave into the Japanese world. I found myself emphatising greatly with the character especially with Hiroko and even shed a few tears at some of the poignant moments. All in all, I really enjoyed the book and will definitely add any of Danielle Steel's historical fiction to my growing to-be-read list anytime soon.

Carlos Arcas _r_harly — i loved it you should read it

Milena Manolova _ilena_anolova — I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I would have given it five stars except that there is one section of the book that goes on way too long with excerpts from letters that private slovik wrote to his wife. After 5-6 letter you get the point; unfortunately it goes on for quite a while. I skimmed through most of them looking for something that might be important later in the book. It's incredibly sad how such an unfortunate and unnecessary event takes place and costs a human being his life.

Nataly Ibon ibonnataly — Post-apocalypse (again, one of my favorite genres of fiction: man vs. nature, man removed from society, man as animal) story of a father and his son. I read this book in 4 hours. It is exceptional. At moments horrifying, frightening, incredibly sad, and overall, a remarkable homage to humanity's desperate search for goodness and meaning.