I didn’t know much about Arnold Schwarzenegger beyond his movies, so this book was a great introduction to his life. It really showed how disciplined and focused he is, and I found his advice based on real-life experiences very inspiring. I enjoyed reading it and found it very informative.
Deida’nın erkeğin hayattaki varoluş amacı ile ilgili söylediği şeyler mantıklı gelirken; kadın-erkek ilişkileriyle ilgili kısımda hemen hemen her şeyi erkeğin üstlenmesini/halletmesini, ‘feminizmin erkeklere nasıl mantıklı bir şekilde anlatılabileceği’ni düşünerek yazdığını düşünüyorum
"Call people with their name for giving sincerity to your words", "Don't give advice if no one asked the one", "When you listen to someone look them in the eye" - Those are the only three things I learned from this book.
Aiden and Lucie
My second book from this author. First one was Good Spirits which was a magical and beautiful read. This book was romantic and also hilarious It is a cosy read and I feel like I'm soft and floating in the air.
Aiden works in a radio station hosting Romance Hotline. He is so scared of losing someone who he loves that he deliberately pushes people from his life and he ends up forgetting how to love someone. He is desperate when Lucie came to his life.
Lucie's daughter, Maya called Romance Hotline one night to take an advice about her mom. And everything started like that. Lucie got involved the show and together they hosted the Romance Hotline and slowly fell in love each other. However, Aiden was in denial most of the time. When he accepted he was in love with Lucie, I'm sooo happy because he found his magic All the time, they live next to each other but never had a chance to meet. They just orbited each other. Can you imagine how many chances did they miss before Maya called the radio station? Everything meant to be and in the end, they met and lived happily ever after.
Bu gibi kitap veya filmlerde hep nir tahminim olurdu ama bunda çok şaşırdım kitap hem eğlenceli hem komik hemde gizemli tavsiye ederim kitaba başlamadan sayfanın en arkasında kitap okurken dinlemelik şarkı listeside var önce ona bakın bence
If you have never read Boris Vian before, please do not start with this book:) The work, which his wife wrote as a gift during the nekahet period and decorated with drawings with his friend, is "debatable" with its literary value and what he wants to tell.
Due to the fact that it is too short, I thought I was missing something, and as soon as I finished it, I returned to it.
Although I liked fantastic narratives, I was unable to both make sense of the work and love it. An absurd fairy tale was tried to be told, but at that time, I think our twenty-three-year-old writer kept it only as a harbinger of his future works.
My humble advice is to say hello to reading Vian with "Foam of Days". Believe me, I rarely experience this situation, I have run out of words about the book:) I didn't get it on my recommendation list.
