Agência Ufirst itibaren Les Quatre-Routes-du-Lot, France

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05/14/2024

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2018-09-04 21:40

N Veya M? - Agatha Christie TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Altın Kitaplar

A good account of growing up white in Sub-Saharan Africa. The author does not flinch when relating the prejudice of herself and her own family, nor does she apologize. Her love for her family, the various African countries that she grows up in, and her neighbours is evident in her descriptions of daily life.

2018-09-04 22:40

Uğurböceği Sevecen İle Salyangoz Tomurcuk-7: Yeni Yıl Kutlaması - Erika Bartos TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yapı Kredi Yayınları

Picked this up after plowing through the first book in the series. I liked it well enough, obviously, because I read the next one...but it started to lose that something that the first one had. I was really frustrated with Tally and the decisions she made....but I suppose that's good if I was feeling anything toward the main character, right?

2018-09-04 23:40

Merkez Yayınları Ygs Lys Tarih Çözümlü Çıkmış Soruları 1981-2016 TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Merkez Yayınları

It was mainly ok because I was living overseas, and English langauge material was scarce enough that you'd read anything!

2018-09-05 00:40

Jwin MK-944 61 Tuşlu Elektronik Ahşap Piyano TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Jwin

I found this to be a vast improvement on McCarthy's other books which were full of atmospheric potential and portenteous violence that had nowhere to go due to lack of plot. A previous book 'The Road' was a step in the right direction but I thought rather unoriginal, with messy violence and an uncertain kind of sentimentality. 'No Country for Old Men' blew everything out of the water - a story was able to be fitted into the atmosphere, violence was appropriate for the situation, stupid and senseless that it was. We meet the characters half way through their day so to speak - there is no need for introduction, we just join them as the story starts. The really dangerous threats are cheerfully consistent as they go about their business, without that hopeless feeling that one gets from historical tragedies like 'For the Term of His Natural Life' or 'Gould's Book of Fishes'. It was good solid American frontier violence, spot-on for the time in which it was set. And the film was good too.

2018-09-05 01:40

Mektubat-Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Karatay Akademi

Awesome. The Literary Conference is an extremely entertaining glimpse into the mind of a caricatured version of the author that mixes the believable views and thought-processes of a sociopath with all the best parts of a B-Sci-Fi/Horror movie.

2018-09-05 02:40

TranSylvania TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

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After a bit of a drought in the book category, I found a little gem in this recommended-by-a-friend novel. For those who enjoy historical fiction and have a romantic streak, I highly recommend this lovely book set in Scotland. The past tends to repeat itself in the present day and the story is lovely. Enjoy! I did! I'm very sorry to see this read is over and wonder who will finally see the light and set it to film!

2018-09-05 03:40

Türkler Karşısında Napolyon - Ziya Şakir TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Akıl Fikir Yayınları

I was completely excited about this book because I love reading books about what other books people really love. (How is that for a lame intro to my review?) The fact that the book reveals authors' favorite reads only made it more enticing. However, as well-read as I am (or considered myself to be) I have not heard of many of the authors in this collection, nor have I heard of many of the books they selected. Not that I expected to read 71 essays about Salinger, Rand, or Lee, but still. I was kind of disappointed, and to be frank, even kind of bored.

2018-09-05 04:40

Tekerlekli Kitabım:Traktör TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Martı Yayınları

This wasn't as good as Elizabeth Eulberg's first book, The Lonely Hearts Club, but it was a cute book.

2018-09-05 05:40

Nasipse Adayız - Ercan Kesal TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İletişim Yayınevi

someone's marginalia from section 8, correcting "heaven and heart": 地 = "earth." "Earth" and "heart" are anagrams! Quite a typo. -- 70. Happiness cannot be sought: nourish your own spirit of joy, For this alone is the foundation for beckoning happiness. Disaster cannot be avoided: flee from that which engenders the brutal, For this alone is the way of keeping disaster at a distance. 73. The road of the Law of Nature is extremely capacious. If the mind diverts itself there for but a little way, You will feel in your breast both vastness and delight. The road of human desire is extremely constricted, And drawing near but a step, Wherever you look will be brambles and mire. 76. Where the earth has been neglected, many things grow. Where the water is clear, there are never any fish. Therefore, the gentleman: Should be acquainted to an extent with embracing impurity and accepting stain. He should not hold onto the total chastity of only loving the pure and going his own way. 84. Even an impoverished house may have its grounds swept clean, Even a penniless woman may comb her hair neatly. Thus, though what is seen may not be enticingly beautiful, The grace within is refined of its own accord. Even the gentleman of rank may for a time encounter suffering and ruin. But will he let himself suffer neglect each time this occurs? 85. If one does not pass time thoughtlessly when at leisure, It will stand him in good stead when he is busy. If one does not sit there blankly when at peace, It will stand him in good stead when he is active. If one does not deceive others when he is unseen, It will stand him in good stead when he is visible. 88. The peace that comes from peaceful surroundings is not true peace: Only in the peace obtained in the midst of activity Is found the true sphere of one's original nature. The pleasure that comes from pleasureful surroundings is not true pleasure: Only with the pleasure obtained in the midst of suffering Can one see the true movements of the mind. 90. If Fate is lean with me and thus affects my fortune, I make my virtue ample, and greet my fortune in this way. If Fate sends toil to me and thus affects my body, I put my mind at peace, and assist myself in this way. If Fate brings me obstructions and thus affects my circumstances, I make my Road smooth, and pass along in this way. More than this, what can Fate do with me? 107. Heaven and earth exist for ten thousand ages, But this body you will not receive again. Man's life spans no more than a hundred years, But the days pass with the greatest of ease. He who has had the good fortune to be born Should not be unknowing of the joy of existence, Nor yet free in his breast of the sorrow of life's vanity. 139. Character is the master of talent, talent the servant of character. To have talent but no character Is like a house with the master absent and the servant in control. How many times will the little demons appear? How many times run amok?

2018-09-05 06:40

Komik Yüzler TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Parıltı Yayınları

I had a very strange feeling reading this book, some sense of nostalgia, that I'd never experienced before. I don't know if it was because I'd seen the movies several times before reading the books (but I've done that before), or maybe the fact I knew I was reading something that has basically shaped the fantasy genre since its publication. At the same time I never felt bogged with cliches, because he made all those (now) cliches work. Now I can only shake my head in pity at anyone who tries to emulate elves or dwarves the way he did. I mean this basically in a copycat manner, like those Dragonlance books or Eragon or in video games (even some I love, like Dragon Age). There is just no way to beat Tolkien at his own game. Toward the end of this particular book, I actually began to feel a little emotional. When I finished the book, then started to read some of the Appendices, it dawned on me how much Tolkien must have loved Middle Earth. You just don't spend that much time and energy developing something so deep and so concrete without absolutely loving it. People can say what they want about his writing style (it bored me sometimes, I'll admit it), but no one can criticize his worldbuilding. Cultures, clothing, names, songs, poems, traditions, symbols, weapons, languages, holidays, politics, stories, legends, history--I used to be impressed with George R. R. Martin's world, but he's solidly in second place now. I don't think anyone can conquer Tolkien in that regard. I feel like, if he were still alive, you could ask him the minutest question about Middle Earth and he could answer it like it was a scientific fact. Or maybe his love of Middle Earth is just rubbing off on me.

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