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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: HERBİSEEY
Didn't finish this. I think I'm just going to step away and pretend that Shiver was the first and last book.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Yediiklim Yayınları
This was a very poor story, with a strange plot line and a very weak main character. This author showed some good imagination but terrible story telling abitility. Obviously this is the beginning of a series, or at least I hope it is, because there is no resolution to quite a few of the main story lines. Also the main character is supposed to be very tough and good in hand to hand combat and througout the book refers to how amazingly tough she is, but continually survives conflicts soley through the help from outside agencies. A bad book and I would not recomend it to anyone.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Metis Yayınları
I enjoyed this Southern lit, set in the early seventies that still managed to feel like a fresh and modern coming of age.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ozan Yayıncılık
It gets redundant but it is so funny. "Clean," "Hungry," and "Cute" are the best.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Yayınları
The things that I hate about the Black Jewels trilogy are mostly missing from this book, which in many ways makes it stronger than the trilogy. If I'm rereading any of the books, I tend to pick this one up rather than the trilogy. Less of the plot is devoted to melodrama. And even though you still have to keep in mind that the main characters aren't really human (and thus their actions/reactions are different), their motivations make a lot more sense in this book than the trilogy.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Jim Dunlop
This is a biography of Enrico Fermi written by Emilio Segre, a physicist who worked with Fermi and knew him personally. Reading about Fermi's dedication and enthusiasm for physics is very motivating. However, I found it slightly depressing that no matter how much of my time I put into physics, I will never be at his level. I found it very worthwhile to learn about his personality and initiative. His qualities as a human being are admirable and inspiring.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Alfa Yayınları
When I was about fifteen, I watched American History X. And it was, I guess, really good. It was shocking, and it was brutal, and I think it made me cry. It probably crushed some of my illusions at just the right time. But was it that great? Quite apart from the fact that the ending was a cop-out, I'm not convinced. I have this niggling worm of a feeling somewhere deep inside my inner ear that it's somehow... easier to write (or make films about) deep heavy shit like that. You know, all happy families are the same, all unhappy families are different in their own way kind of thing. For all that I love extreme racial tension and post-apocalyptic journeys, I'm much more impressed by a book about a woman going to buy some flowers. I'd rather read about some ordinary girl trying to decide who to marry than about death and destruction. Provided it's beautifully written and perfectly realised, of course (which it has been. Extra points if you can guess which books I'm referring to). This is Tolstoy to Chekhov stuff, and I choose Chekhov. But really, what the fuck am I talking about? This book was very nearly great. The pacing was brilliant, I liked the weird new vocabulary and the lack of punctuation, the dialogue between the man and the boy was brilliant. And I've always thought that despite almost everything, life was still worth living because of the art and the music and the sheer inexplicable worthiness of learning stuff. But here you have a book where all of those things are gone. Every single book was swollen with damp! I could deal with everything else, but a post-apocalyptic world without books, I couldn't deal with. But then at the end it turned out there was something to live for, and I won't spoil it, it's clichéd enough to guess, but well done enough that it doesn't matter. Tears are cheap, but I didn't shed any. So I liked it a lot, and I'm going to go see the movie when it comes out ($6 tickets at Nova on a Monday, bargain), and what's more I'm going to hope the movie doesn't slaughter the book, and I'm going to avoid Justin Clemens' discussion of same, because he's an idiot. I also think there may well be something in what Bram said in his review: "I bet more than a few writers and would-be writers read this and thought, “Damn, if only I had written this first,” rather than the actually true statement of “Damn, I wish I could write something like this.” " But I didn't love this book. I still prefer Chekhov.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Akıl Oyunları Basın Yayın
The pictures in this book are TOTALLY sweet. ;)
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its the first book from Mr coelho that i read and after that moment start to discover my own world
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları
I am on the last chapter now, I believe it is a well written, well thought out book about an agency that has always fascinated me. I have to wonder however, if we are getting the whole truth? Or if they had to change some things to protect the security of the Bureau and its agents?
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