Gong San itibaren Bang Sa-re, Sattahip District, Chon Buri, Thailand

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11/21/2024

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2019-02-19 03:40

Belki Yine Gelirim TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ahmet Telli

أستمتعت جدا بقراءته وخصوصا الجزء الخاص بالعمل فى جامعات أمريكا ومدى الجديه والالتزام .

2019-02-19 04:40

Nefs Psikolojisi ve Rüyaların Dili - Mustafa Merter TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kaknüs Yayınları

Quick thoughts as I have to get to work. Lots of twists and unexpected turns. Glad there was no real love triangle. I usually hate amnesia plot points, but Ally Carter made it work. Cannot wait until the final book. Collection of my tweets for work http://glensidepld.org/content/compil...

2019-02-19 05:40

İmece Erbane Def Semazen Desenli Açık Renk Kaliteli TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İmece

This is one of those stories that's great for kids who can read chapter books, but who don't want something too long and still enjoy the support of illustrations (which are sweet and straightforward). Although Clara Lee is a third-grader, the content makes it perfect for younger kids as well, those kids who are strong readers early on and enjoy realistic stories. Clara Lee has a great relationship with her grandfather and a not-so-great one with her younger sister, and she starts tracking her Good Luck and Bad Luck as she musters her courage to try out for being Little Miss Apple Pie in the annual festival. She's got a great, casual conversational tone that engages the reader, and her friendships and relationships with her family members ring true. Source: review copy from publisher, although I got a library copy to look at the final illustrations.

2019-02-19 06:40

Annemi Neden Çok Seviyorum? - Judy Carey Nevin TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Mikado Yayınları

very good book about the Hippie Trail in the 60's, and the countries it ran through. it is very well-written, and the writer tries to strike a balance between telling stories from the past and retracing that, and trying to understand the countries he is driving through. i think he manages this quite well. it is interesting to see how, of the countries that were on the trail, some of them - mainly Iran and Afghanistan - basically bear almost no trace at all of the people who passed through them a long time ago. the writer tries to have a critical approach both when talking to (ex-)travellers from that era, as well as to local people who expose a particularly one-sided view of things, for the good or the bad, and i think this is what makes the book a good read. as someone who likes travelling, i also very much appreciated all the reflections about travel itself, about how we influence the countries we go to by our sole presence, about how guidebooks both promote and condemn a place at the some time. another thing i liked very much is how vividly you can imagine how being on the trail must have been on both sides. definitely a recommended read, loved it and read it very quickly!

2019-02-19 07:40

Seven Samurai (Yedi Samuray) (Double) TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından:

I very much enjoyed this book - along with its recipes. I can't wait to make the Multiple-Choice Bar Cookies and the Grilled Cream Cheese Sandwiches. I am trying to read these Hannah Swensen mysteries in order. This one is number three and probably my favorite so far.

2019-02-19 08:40

Ozan Beedle’In Hikayeleri (Sert Kapak) - J.K. Rowling TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yapı Kredi Yayınları

God, he's funny.

2019-02-19 09:40

Kendi Everest’inize Tırmanın - Nasuh Mahruki TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Alfa Yayınları

I've read a lot of just good and pretty meh books lately and let me tell you, Skylark was a breath of fresh air. This is the book I've been waiting for and silly me didn't pick it up until now. Man, I just don't even know where to start because Skylark is just this explosion of awesomeness packed in between two covers. There's just enough action and suspense to keep me glued to the pages without being overwhelming. The little (and big) mysteries of the world and the story are subtly weaved in so it doesn't feel like the reader is constantly being bombarded with THIS IS A MYSTERY AND IT'S A MYSTERY SO I WON'T TELL YOU WHAT IT IS YET. And oh my gosh, the twists. Yeah, I didn't see any of them coming. Well, there might be one, but I don't really think Spooner was hiding it from the reader, only Lark. It was so nice to actually not know what was going to happen which has been the case with most of my reads lately. I'm not going to lie, it was kind of a lot to take in at first, but I got into the groove of the world after a bit and loved it. It's absolutely nothing like anything I've read before. I love the idea of magic being some kind of natural resource. And, as with any limited supply of anything, the government has complete control over it. So the magic isn't for personal use, instead, the city uses it to power itself. And we're talking everything from their artificial sun to little “pixies” which fly on their own and serve kind of as a police alarm (can that be a thing). I don't really want to spoil anything, so I'll just say that I found the pockets of magic fascinating (read it and you'll know what I mean ;]) And boy, does Spooner have a way with characters. I fell in love with all of them. Well, besides a certain guy (no, I didn't even like him from the moment he was introduced) and the rest of the evil city people. Lark was stubborn and scared and realistic. She had some serious trust issues so I wanted to shake her and be like “just trust them!” but I can't exactly fault her for it. I wouldn't trust anything or anyone after what she'd been through either. Ohmygosh, Nix. I liked it (always thought of it as a her for some reason) from the moment it entered the story. I can't really say much about it since 1) it's kind of confusing and 2) it's a little spoilery. Oh, Oren. Despite all the reasons he wasn't to be trusted I just kept thinking “Lark and Oren 4evah.” He's such a complex and wonderful character. Talk about a tortured soul (not in the usual way, though. Ponder that one!) The Nutshell: Basically, I could go on and on about Skylark so you should just trust me on this one and go read it. I mean it has magic, complex characters, twists you'll never see coming (unless you're the master of figuring things out), and a world that you've probably never seen the likes of before. Direct Hit

2019-02-19 10:40

Ben Kimim-Aslan TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Parıltı Yayıncılık

2.5 stars http://threedollarbillreviews.com/201... A young woman arrives at castle on the night of Queen Gloriana's Winter Feast. The queen is celebrating her victory over her rival, Queen Catherine of Echosea, and the traveler is invited to feast with them. She offers to lead Gloriana to the location of Queen Catherine and what's left of the army, in exchange for Gloriana allowing Catherine to surrender. What Gloriana doesn't know is that the young woman is Queen Catherine in disguise, attempting to lure the rival queen into a trap. The one that actually gets trapped is Catherine, and the women who were destined to be at odds with one another find a shared passion. Glory and the Clever Cat is a well written story about two women from opposite sides of a long-standing rivalry. It requires an element of suspension of disbelief to accept all the events that happen within the story, especially that Catherine passes so easily for a boy and that Gloriana accepts Catherine so quickly into her bed. At the core this story focuses on two women who are meant to be against one another finding out they share something in common. I liked that through the story there are times when Catherine learns that her preconceived notions about Gloriana are not necessarily true. There is quite a bit of comparison between how the two women rule, and each is effective in their own way, but it is their differences that are most intriguing. The ending comes to a resolution very quickly, with a happy ending tacked on that felt rushed and sudden. I think the story would have better with more detail added in, which could have made the ending more solid. As the story is told from Catherine's point of view, her characterization is stronger than Gloriana, who is portrayed as a larger than life figure. Overall this is a decent and quick historical tale that is enjoyable but could have benefited from a bit more development.

2019-02-19 11:40

Ergenlik Döneminde 100 Temel Kural - Adem Güneş TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Yayınları

I decided to pick up the first four books in the Sandman series because I'm a big fan of Gaiman's novels and knew these books are where he got his big breakthrough as an author. I'd previously read Gaiman's Neverwhere, a graphic novel that reads more or less like an illustrated novella, and expected more or less the same experience here. This book fell a bit short of Neverwhere in terms of continuity of the story, but that may be because the "book" was originally published as a series of comics, each with a slightly different focus (according to the author's own afterword). However, I can definitely see how influential Gaiman's ideas have been since this series was published. Plenty of supernatural stories, movies and TV shows have stolen ideas from The Sandman.

2019-02-19 12:40

Süleyman Han - Okay Tiryakioğlu TrendKitaplar Kütüphanesi

Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Yayınları

Good, clean, entertaining book. Not particularly deep, but sometimes it's just fun to read and not have to think too hard:)

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