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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Epsilon Yayınları
This book was okay but I couldn't get past the fact that he was talking to a gorilla through the whole this... kind of weird! It took me a while to get through!
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Sometimes I think books are classified as YA because there is a YA protagonist. Wouldn't want my teens to read this.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Uzman Kariyer Yayınları
Really enjoyed reading this. Written in the pre-anti-fois gras days of the revival of New York City, it's reviews are nearly historic at this point. The hardest part was reading her review of Windows on the World, 107th floor of the World Trade Center....
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Palme Yayıncılık
Read his earlier books. For a zombie novel, this bites.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Fender
See That's All She Read at http://allsheread.blogspot.com
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Parıltı Yayınları
I really liked this book. It keep my interest to the very end. I can't wait to read the next book.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İlgi Kültür Sanat Yayınları
Dante's story is heating up. I liked the way this book was written - covering a time span of only a few days and switching between several different view points. I am curious as to how many books will be in this series. It seems to me that this is a series that will end vs. continue on for 15+ books. Dante is getting close to facing everything from his past that he doesn't fully remember. We will be treated to at least two more additions to this series, but I'm hoping that it will end there. Or, at least, Dante's journey will end there. I love the characters and the story so much, that it would be nice to end on a high note. Also, I think the books are written in a way that would make a spin-off of any of the peripheral characters viable... As a side note, I do NOT like the Dante on this cover - yuck!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yapı Kredi Yayınları
This book was a great book especially for pre-teens and teenagers because one of its conflicts was losing their innocence not just talking about virginity but overall like growing up and maturing and realizing your responsibilities and prioritizing.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Profil Kitap
The book just starts with the lives of jr high/middle school kids, with no explanaion of who is telling the story! So, I suggest that you read the appendix first which explains that the author just hung out with a bunch of kids for a whole year. It bothered me that she would say stuff like, "Jimmy thought..." I think there were a lot of assumptions, both positive & negative, on the part of the author. Also, I read several reviews that said this book was "chilling" or "frightening" to parents. I think those were reviews by old people. You might call me old for having been in jr high over 15 years ago, but I mean really old people...like your grandma or someone. It pretty much just showed that the kids were both ambitious & lazy at the same time (ie...I want to be a movie star and an author and a race car driver, but I am just going to watch TV for now) and they are starting to feel some stirrings toward the opposite sex. It really was nothing terribly shocking to me. From the reviews I thought there would be graphic sex and drugs and swearing. Sadly, no. It did make me reflect back on my days in jr high. Those were not fun days. I remember trying to be very cool as a 9th grader so that my little 7th grade sister would know she as a peon (pee-on?) She was in a band concert once. She "played" the clarinet. I actually only heard her practice or play twice--ever. It was bad. Bad bad bad. And some more bad. Not that most people say, "Man, I just want to hear the sweet, sweet song of a clarinet right now. That will really calm my nerves," but you also rarely hear people say, "To this day the sound of a poorly played clarinet makes me want to hit my sister and then tattle on her." Anyway, I came up with a way to totally humiliate her in front of her band teacher, parents, and most importantly, her geeky friends. I was going to call out "Go Abby!!!" at the end of the concert while everyone else was clapping. The concert ended. Everyone was politely clapping. I hollered out, "Woot! Abby!", but everyone was still clapping too loud, so mostly no one heard. And Abby definitely did not hear because she did not turn a deep shade of red and keel over from embarrassment. So I tried again. "Yay! Abby!" A few people heard since the applause was dying down. But dang that Abby! She still didn't hear! Again "ABBY! You rock!" Nothing, except a few more people turned around to see who was yelling. So, I finally waited until there were only like two people clapping, then I screamed out, "Yay! Abby!! Good job!!!!!!!! Woo wooooooooooo!!" This time most of the auditorium turned to look at me with expressions of "Why are you screaming? #1 Did you just have a stroke or something and #2 it was not all that good!" One of the boys that I loved that I was sure was secretly in love with me turned around and rolled his eyes at me. And that is the story of how I [attempted to:] humiliate my sister in jr high. Had I thought it through a bit more, I might have come up with something better than cheering her on. If only I could relive my life... Dear sister...you are welcome.
3.5 stars overall. This psychological suspense book was a true page turner. Now that I look back on it, some aspects of the story were repeated over & over and the plot as a whole wasn't all that great. But you have to keep reading on to see how it'll end.
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