Dedektif Kurukafa Ölüm Getiren (Ciltli) - Derek Landy itibaren Artemis Yayınları içinde LIT biçim

shaochen — Bu kitabı ilk kez ortaokulda okudum. Biliyorum, çünkü koyu ahşap raflarda hırpalanmış bir ciltli olarak bulduğumu hatırlıyorum, yukarıdaki ışıklıklardan hafifçe parıldayan bir ışıkla parlıyor. Bu kitaba kesinlikle bayıldım. Bu şimdiye kadar okuduğum ilk fantezi kitaplarından biri ve beni bu türden başlattı. Açıkçası, hepsi Harry Crewe'un hatası. O (ve Cimorene, Eilonwy ve Sophie Hatter dahil bir avuç diğer kahraman) bağımsız, komik, etrafındaki herkesten biraz farklıydı ve yerini bulmaya çalışıyordu. Bu kitabı biraz korkuyla tekrar okuyorum; Kısa süre önce, bir genç olarak idolize ettiğim tüm kitapların aslında idolleşmeye layık olmadığını fark ettim. Bu kesinlikle zayıf noktaları var. Çok yavaş bir başlangıç yapıyor ve arsa kıvrımları biraz zaman alıyor. Ancak, eğlenceli bulmaya meyilli olduğum bir tür dolambaçlı, bu yüzden buna karşı saymayacağım. Diyalog zaman zaman ahşaptır ve insanlar birbirlerine olan sevgilerini beyan ettiklerinden daha fazla değildir. Bazı karakterler (Terim ve Senlay'ı düşünüyorum) yetersiz ve yetersiz kullanılıyordu. Sonunda bir deux de machina var. Ama genel olarak, hala hikaye ve kitap, ortaokulda tekrar sevdim. Harry takılmak kadar eğlenceli, atı ve kedisi de harika bir şekilde geliştirilmiş ve havalı ve arsa emici. Bu, kitapların gelecek nesillere aktarılması için kısa listemde.

Jongsun Baek thebigteam051b — Fahrenheit 451 is the story of a man named Guy Montag who is a fireman that instead of stopping fires, he starts them. Guy never thought of life as anything else but being a fireman, which entailed burning peoples houses who read books. He loved the smell of Kerosene and seeing the embers after a nights work. He thought his life was fulfilling, until one night Montag leaves the fire station and meets a girl roaming about by herself. He knows she is his new neighbor but knew nothing about her. He starts up a conversation with her but she seems unlike most girls, she’s curious. She walks about Montag, looking at his fireman uniform, than she introduces herself as Clarisse McClellan. They start to walk together when Clarisse tells Montag that she isn’t afraid of him, which Montag founds to be a peculiar statement. “Why would you be afraid of me?” he asks, when she says, “So many people are. Afraid of firemen, I mean. But you’re just a man, after all…” As the week goes on, Montag and Clarisse become very close friends. She always greets him when he leaves for work and when he comes back. They talk of things that he never had talked about before, from the autumn leaves smelling of cinnamon to acting as if they’ve known each other for a lifetime. Montag’s mind begins to broaden because of Clarisse, but one day she’s not outside waiting for him when he leaves for work. She is nowhere to be seen for a couple days. Because of her he begins to question his whole life, his marriage, his career. When he hears what happened to her, Montag becomes a completely new person, not the same fireman that burnt houses, but a man of curiosity to read and know the world for what it really was, not burning it. The author of Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury was born August 22, 1920 in Waukegan, Illinois. He career for writing started after his high school in 1938. He spent his evenings and days at the typewriter or the library. He is known for being an American novelist, short story writer, essayist, playwright, screenwriter and poet. He’s known for being a fantasy, science fiction, and a mystery writer. Other books that he has written are Something Wicked This Way Comes, Dandelion Wine and The October Country. He received a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame on April 1, 2002, and in 2004 he received The National Medal of the Arts. Fahrenheit 451 was a really interesting book. For me it’s just amazing to see how back in 1950, Bradbury predicted this futuristic America when in fact that it’s not that far off from being true. His writing is very descriptive and gets you really into the story. I highly advise people to read this if they like science fiction novels or like the writings of Kurt Vonnegut, another classic American science fiction author.

Mariela Aloma maryaloma — An excellent fictionalized version of the Kennedy assassination, alternating between the life of Oswald, and a CIA conspiracy to drum up support for Cuba that quickly spirals out of control. Confusing at times, but then shouldn't conspiracies be a little confusing? A much better entry point to DeLillo than the other books of his that I've read (Underworld is massive, White Noise is annoying).

Verena Biewald nekoji — I started listening to the audio book -- soo dark, soo much profanity -- the voice was ugly -- I just didn't get into it...so, not for me.