Kare Karalamaca 11 itibaren Ekinoks Yayın Grubu içinde LIT biçim

Pablo Matias _ablo_billa — I enjoyed this book, the author does an excellent job of keeping the book feeling light while dealing with serious topics. My biggest complaint was that I felt the book blurb did not prepare me for the subject. This book is about two women who were abused when they were children and they are now dealing with the abuse. That is what a majority of the book deals with, not the life coaching or a romance. So, I felt like I was unprepared to deal with this much heavy subject matter. Looking past that though, it was very well written and I did enjoy it. It was interesting to see how they worked through their baggage from that and to learn about their family's backstory.

Qi Wang 11043720316ee7 — This is an amazing book about a man who is working to make a difference in an almost forgotten part of the world that has recently been thrown onto the world stage. The remote parts of Pakistan and Afganistan have been forgotten even by their own government, and there is a void in the area of education. The children living there are so eager to learn that they will go to any school they can and the radical Islamist are taking advantage of that by setting up schools which teach those radical values. Greg Mortensen works to set up moderate schools with a more balanced education, and does it with the backing and support of the villagers. I was inpired by his commitment, and learned more about this area than by anything I have seen in the news.

Stefan Zimmermann deszign — What a fun and quick story this was! I read about it on Jen’s blog Not Now…I’m Reading! and was immediately drawn to the idea behind the story. You have Stephanie, recently divorced and looking for a few non-vanilla nights in bed. Basically, she wants some wild and raunchy sex. She feels that Parker would be the perfect candidate for this. Why does she feel that way? Because she’s witnessed his previous ‘encounters’ and these ‘encounters’ have been very um…vocal. No, she’s not a voyeur or anything creepy like that. You see, Stephanie’s apartment is right next door to Parker’s apartment…and their bedrooms are back to back. Parker was Stephanie’s ex-husbands best friend. They are no longer buddies because just as the bastard was deceiving Stephanie, he was deceiving Parker. Stephanie and Parker turned to each other for support and friendship. They eat breakfast together almost every day, they work together and they even go out together. But it has all been strictly platonic…until now. Stephanie doesn’t feel as though she wants a relationship with Parker – she just wants fun sex. But Parker has other things in mind. He’s been patiently waiting for Stephanie to be ready to date again because he wants her. But he wants more than just sex – he wants all she has to offer. Yeah…right there…awkward situation. But it all plays out very well. I really enjoyed how Keri Ford wrote these two characters. Through the Wall is a very short little story yet I felt a connection to these two. And there is a little scene in the kitchen at breakfast time that had me giggling the whole way though. Really really funny. Through the Wall is the first in Keri’s ‘Uninhibited in Apple Trail Arkansas’ series. The series’ name makes me grin…and this book makes me want to check out the rest of the series. Only three books available so far though. The second book, On the Fence, was released in February 2011 and In the Hay was released this week! I quite enjoyed Keri’s writing voice, the story was cute and the lovin’ was steamy. Overall a good read when you are in the mood to read an entire story in one sitting…and *blush* a little while you’re doing so.

Zhihong Huang 987348618b100 — A classic, of course, but parts are a bear to get through. And I'm a tall ship sailor, so it all goes hand in hand. Not really much else to say.