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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Hayat Yayınları
This book is soooo good. Anyone who is into politics should read it.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Kaknüs Yayınları
I listened to this book and it kept me entertained at a point where I was driving 3 - 4 hours a day.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Altın Kitaplar
This series is trying to be a filler between the end of the series and the film. This was like an episode of Firefly, which of course I enjoyed, though not the greatest episode or anything like that. The foreword by Nathan Filion was great.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Remzi Kitabevi
read it a couple years ago - it made me laugh aloud and i think that is always a good sign for a great summer read. i may have to pull this one back out and reread so i can update this review better.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Tombo
good little book of short stories. the yellow wallpaper story kinda freaked me out a little. I like the empowered women theme, especially since it was written back in the day.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Can Yayınları
I don't remember much about this book except that it is about a kid that seems to always mess up and do things the wrong way. I remember liking it; it wasn't my favorite (as you can see) but it was a fun quick read.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ekstrem Yayınları
i must say that when i read this, in like 8th or 9th grade i thought it was the most amazing thing ever, same as i was a teenage fairie
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Artemis Yayınları
I found it fascinating, though maybe a little longer than it truly needed to be. Ann Rule has a unqiue perspective, being a true-crime writer who was friends with Ted Bundy. I can only imagine how crazy it must have been for her to learn the truth about someone she had such affection for. She does a good job in the book of not being overly sentimental and yet still acknowledging her friendship with Bundy. It's an in-depth read that covers some Bundy's life, the murders, the court proceedings, etc. A good read for the interested in Bundy and/or court cases in general.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Parantez Yayınları
I have morphed into an internet shopper. It’s a symptom of the age of technology. Well, that and the fact that I don’t own a car. I do my commuting by bus and metro, on my own two feet, or by hitching a ride with friends. Ergo, I don’t usually shop in brick-and-mortar bookstores. When I actually do go to a bookstore, I can easily get caught up in the wonder of ‘so many new books in one place!’ Let’s recap: physical bookstores are dangerous. I am liable to pick up any pretty book that catches my eye and wander to the cash register with it. I’m not so likely to do that online. In fact, when I shop online I usually search for books I’ve heard about from fellow bloggers (thanks for all the amazing suggestions, by the way!). BUT. I went to a bookstore the other day and actually touched real books, and Green is the one I came away with, despite having never heard of it before that day, and having no recommendation beyond a blurb by Mary Robinette Kowal on the back cover. You’ll remember Ms. Kowal from the insanely awesome Shades of Milk and Honey. Yes, that one. I haven’t read truly enjoyable first-person narrative in a while. I tend to have a hard time with it – the unreliable narrator issue, flashback scenes and narrowed focus put me off. [insert obvious question: but don’t I read a LOT of YA novels? And aren’t they KNOWN for first person?] Part of the reason I bought this book was that the first two pages were compelling, and Green’s voice was authentic. I felt the dust and the heat, I heard the bells. I could see the scene – almost be a part of it through Green’s eyes – in a way that I haven’t since my experience with the first chapter of Alex Bracken’s Brightly Woven. It had slight shadings of Memoirs of a Geisha, the tiniest of flavors from The Good Earth – mostly in a descriptive sense. But even as Green succeeded as a first person account of a girl being raised as a courtesan and trained on the side as a fighter, it was uneven in other respects. The book captured a lot of the uncertainty of finding yourself, finding a goal to live for and a way to move forward that happens as a teenager. What it didn’t do was convince me that Green had any emotional connection to other characters (and I know she was meant to). Secondary characters were perforce slighted in stage time, and felt like flimsy paper stand-ins for real people. The book also contained a lot of ‘mature content.’ Let me be clear: GREEN IS NOT A YA NOVEL. There’s sex, violence, violence AND sex, among other things. Regardless of the moral compass of each character and/or the specific reader, such content can work in a novel, or it can seem out of place and weird. In Green, it worked part of the time, and in other parts felt like a teenage boy’s favorite skeezy dream. I was unimpressed. Let’s review: Green was really interesting. I read fantasy and science fiction a lot, and yet I haven’t read something like this in a long time, if ever. I read it the whole way through, even though I objected strongly to certain material, and felt that portions of the novel lagged. I contemplated it for days to find out why I reacted negatively sometimes, and why other pieces spoke to me so clearly. In the end, I’d dub it a book I ‘like,’ but not one that I will return to. Recommended for: those who like their stories a with a touch of the exotic and a strong lashing of dark content, enthusiasts of god/goddess myths in literature, and fans of a strong first-person narrator in an epic fantasy tale.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Paul Auster
This has been on TBR pile for years. I finally decided to pull it down to read it. We'll see how far I get before I need some fluff to read. 9/8/2011 - I finished this book last week and have been thinking about it ever since - in between Fair Fun. I found it fascinating, horrifying (that people actually lived this way), sad for Georgiana even though she caused many of her own problems - money ones at least, and a riveting read altogether. I really didn't think I'd find it that interesting, but I definitely did. Early in the book, when she was first married to the Duke, I kept thinking of Princess Diana and how similar their lives were in so many ways - at least their marriages although Georgiana worked out a better marriage with her Duke than Di did with Charles. The Duke was at least 'interested' in working their marriage out - no divorce then or very rarely. It was also interesting to read excerpts of her letters to people and letters to her about the events of the day - American Revolution; French Revolution; rise of Napoleon etc, and the politics of the times. YIKES!
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Çocuk Gezegeni
Bu kitabı gerçekten beğendim, bize Yakup'u ve harika bulduğum kurt paketini getirdi. Bize Edward bulduğum bir mola verdi, tamam buldum, kitabın onsuz olduğunu düşündüm ve Bella ile Edward arasındaki sevginin bu lise ezmesi değil, anlamlı ve touuhing aşk olduğunu görmeliyiz. Ben normall iken jacob seviyorum ve değişimden sonra bir pislik olduğunu düşündüm ama asla daha az aşk hala ve Belaa güvenli keapt. Ve Bella değersiz ve iyi aptal olduğunu düşündüğüm aptalca şeyler yapıyor. Bella'ya bunu vereceğim, Jacob'a aşık olmaya her hakkı vardı, çünkü onu terk eden ve onu istemeyen Edward idi ve neredeyse Jacob'a aşık olduğu için Bella'yı suçlamıyorum.
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