6. Sınıf Tüm Dersler Konu Anlatımlı itibaren Sınav Yayınları içinde LIT biçim

Logan Wolvy _olvy — I love Nick Hornby. I also love this movie. Clearly, this book was lovely.

Zachary Taylor zachary_taylor — Dempsey Durwood, one of Sidra Smart’s first clients, approaches her to take the case of Boo Murphy who has been accused of murdering her second cousin Sasha’s husband Zeke. Boo swears she shot at him but did it just to scare him but she didn’t kill him. She does claim that she saw a pirate ship, the Hotspur, half-buried in the Texas swamp. Sidra Smart has been operating the detective agency, The Third Eye, left to her by her brother Warren. She has run into a few mishaps along the way including the fact that her office burned to the ground. Things are looking up now though. Sidra has just received her Private Investigator License as well as an insurance check to rebuild her office. Sidra has been working out of the home of her Aunt Annie but is more than ready to get back in her own office. She is anxious for some paying clients and not too excited about taking on a client with no money but many wild tales. In spite of the way, she feels about the case Sidra decides to do some investigation. She also spots the pirate ship or at least she thinks she does. Between Sidra’s visions, Boo’s tales and Annie insisting on getting into the act Dead Wreckoning is a very interesting book with lots of history thrown in the mix. Some people have the idea that Boo actually boarded the pirate ship and came away with treasure. Sidra has her hands full trying to clear Boo of the charges and protect her at the same time. George Leger, Sidra’s trusted mentor, is acting very strangely too and Sidra is worried George has gotten himself involved in some trouble. Sidra’s dog Slider gets into the act as well as Aunt Annie. Dead Wreckoning is well worth reading. This is the third book in the Sidra Smart series but can be read as a stand-alone.

Kati Valle kativalle — "It is rare to find a character so exquisitely written that they practically spring to life off the page. That is exactly what Mallory has created with Andreas Merrick. He is a dark, handsome, scarred (physically and emotionally), loyal, (to the very few he considers his) badass." Check out more of Lexie's review on NRR http://www.nocturnereads.com/In-Total...

Arai Shamuratova araishamurat — "I know what you want. You want a story that won't surprise you. That will confirm what you already know. That won't make you see higher or further or differently. You want a flat story. An immobile story. You want dry, yeastless factuality." Life of Pi, is not that. If anything, it is the exact opposite of that. However, it is not until the story ends that you truly understand the gravity of this tale. It is only then that you are faced with a choice - in one path, belief, in the other, disbelief. Which you take depends on who you are and how you feel about Pi's story. And like Pi's journey, this is one decision you must make on your own. Either way, Life of Pi is still an amazing story to read.