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@DERUN·

05 May 2016 23:28

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Hangi yazar yazmanın kolay olduğunu söylüyorsa, emin olun işini doğru yapmıyordur.

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@Zerdali·

17 May 2018 15:46

Ölmeden Önce Okunması Gereken 1001 Kitap

Liste Babil.com'da Türkçe olarak yayınlanmıştı. Lakin artık Türkçesini bulamıyoruz ne hikmetse. Küçük-büyük harf sıkıntısını düzeltmek isterdim lakin uğraşamayacağım, bu listeyi bulurken de çok uğraştım. İngilizcesi hizmetinizde arkadaşlar, buyurunuz. :) never let me go – kazuo ishiguro

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@mimirtells·

16 May 2020 16:20

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3/5 Stars (%66/100) The Joy Luck Club tells the story from eight perspectives on living a life with both Chinese culture and values and American culture and values. The novel is essentially made of sixteen chapters with each woman getting two chapters each. The novel opens after the death of Suyuan Woo, an elderly Chinese woman and the founding member of the Joy Luck Club. Suyuan has died with regret and an unfulfilled wish. She could not be reunited with her twin daughters who were lost in China. Suyuan’s American-born daughter, Jing-mei Woo, or June, is asked to replace her mother at the Joy Luck Club’s meetings. The book revolves around this seemingly easy plot. The most important thing in the book is whether the daughters truly know their mothers. The mothers want to raise their children in America in a different way than the daughters who were born in a country with a very different culture. They have their own unique perspectives and expectations in this strange environment. Though they love each other, their perspective and living in a country where they have to use a different language and adapt to this new culture, create problems. The book is all about looking at life from a unique perspective and how these perspectives affect the relationship between the mothers and their daughters. Since the chapters are devoted to several different women, you get the chance to see the world from their perspective. The mothers see America in a different way and the daughters see America in a completely different way and this is what makes the book interesting in my opinion.

The Joy Luck ClubAmy Tan · G. P. Putnam's Sons · 19898 okunma

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@Presence·

26 May 2020 20:31

10/10

The Joy Luck Club adlı çok satan kitabın yazarı Amy Tan şunu gözlemlemiş: Kendimi yitirmem birden bire olmadı. Yüzüm yıllar içinde giderek silindi. Karşılamanız gereken ihtiyaçlar adil bir dengede tutmaya özen gösterirseniz, evet demeye zorlandığınızda yere serilmek durumunda kalmazsınız.

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@HerDevrinMenkubu·

10 June 2020 09:48

The Joy Luck Club (Neşeli Talih Kulübü) adlı çok satan kitabın yazan Amy Tan şunu gözlemlemiş: “Kendimi yitirmem birden bire olmadı. Yüzüm yıllar içinde giderek silindi.” Karşılamanız gereken ihtiyaçlan adil bir dengede tutmaya özen gösterirseniz, evet demeye zorlandığınızda yere serilmek durumunda kalmazsınız.

Tongue Fu Sam Horn

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@HerDevrinMenkubu·

10 June 2020 10:28

Tongue Fu Sam Horn

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@mimirtells·

14 June 2020 21:50

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4/5 Stars (%78/100) I liked The Joy Luck Club so I had high expectations for this. To be honest, this was much better than I expected and I am fairly certain I like this one more than the former. The lives of LuLing and Precious Auntie were like a myth or a legend. They both struggled a lot but finally found happiness. LuLing's life when she was young is very similar to Ruth's own life. LuLing learns the truth about Precious Auntie and her life changes for the better even though it is too late. However, it is not too late for Ruth yet. Ruth learns the truth about her own mother (just like LuLing herself) and her life also changes. This was quite similar to daughters learning to appreciate their mothers in The Joy Luck Club. Ruth is a ghostwriter in the beginning but she decides to write something with her own voice. This was a great detail in my opinion. I especially loved the story of Precious Auntie. I think this is how you should tell a story about immigration and their experience. Very interesting and successful book in my opinion.

The Bonesetter's DaughterAmy Tan · Ballantine · 200220 okunma

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@nnnnnksknnnnn·

17 January 2021 12:36

"Why do you think you are missing something you never had?"

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@Cmleyrk·

19 January 2021 19:35

701- The Engineer of Human Souls - Josef Skvorecky 702- The American Bride - Mario Soldati 703- Yıldızın Saati - Clarice Lispector 704- Süleyman'ın Şarkısı - Toni Morrison 705- The Wars - Timothy Findley 706- Dispatches - Michael Herr 707- Medyum - Stephen King 708- Venüs Üçgeni - Anais Nin 709- Çarın Delisi - Jaan Kross 710- A Flight of Curlews -

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@nnnnnksknnnnn·

20 January 2021 13:46

"When something that violent hits you, you can't help but lose your balance and fall. And after you pick yourself up, you realize you can't trust anybody to save you- not your husband, not your mother, not God. So what can you do to stop yourself from tilting and falling all over again?"

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