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#1 Atlas Corrigan fan
I guess many didnt like the book at all and they think it was unnecessary but here we are reading a bunch of romance books not including anything major happening. I dont know what are your expectations from a romance book? Anyway, after reading Lilys toxic relationship with Ryle, reading a healthy relationship with Atlas felt good. This is life, people love and respect each other, nothing more nothing less. I love reading and watching calm plots, so the sequel is a favorite of mine. Also, one of the things that booktok have done right is to persuade the author to write a sequel, thank to them.
️The last but not the least the letters from Atlas are veeery very dear to me.
3/5 Stars (%62/100)
Overall, it was good but not as good as the previous volumes. The main problem is the pacing. Soooo many things happen all at once in different places that it is difficult to follow the story. The pacing was much better in the animated series. There are also lots of differences between the series and the comics, especially about the relationship between Mark and Amber (and Atom Eve). D.A. Sinclair issue and Mars plot were also bit short. The pacing could have been better but it is still interesting enough for me to continue reading.
Just... Wow.
"Why?! Are you?! A regenerative blessed?! Idiot! Why?! X-men! Is a great example! Of variation! Mix it up a little! Expand your repertoire!" (Keeps stabbing)
Fujimoto really has a thing for cinematography, doesn't he? First Goodbye Eri which is all about an immortal having her life be a film, then cinematographic panel shots in Chainsaw Man, and now this masterpiece...
I was not so sure where this was going with Togata, but she's my fav deranged chaotic character now. She just wants to direct her film. Let her cook!
Perfect
The plot is great, the male hero is a bit quiet but the beautiful female character makes great plans.He is working hard to become the head of the family and at this rate he will succeed (spoi
Ummm.. This is not putting on airs ok?:D
Mary Lennox, our protagonist, is a 10-year-old girl who lives in India. Daughter of a rich British couple, from a young age she was kept out of her parents' sight, for they did not wish to have a child. Mary is raised by an Ayah and the rest of the house servants, who spoil her, letting her do as she pleases so as not to upset her.
Tragedy interrupts the course of Mary's life: A cholera epidemic breaks out and, in a matter of days, ends with most of the inhabitants of the house dying, including her parents. As she has no other relatives, she will be sent to live with her uncle, Mr. Craven, in England.
Misselthwaite Manor is a big and mysterious country house, and the owner is seldom there. Years before, something terrible happened: Mrs. Craven had a fatal accident inside her favorite garden.
Ever since then, Mr. Craven has detested the house and has a special aversion towards that garden in particular. That is why he decides to close its doors forever and bury the key. This garden and the mystery that surrounds it will be the one thing that interests Mary about the property.
But, as she will soon discover, the garden is not the only secret Misselthwaite hides.
The descriptions of the garden were something I liked very much the first time I read the story because they made it sound truly magical. I also recall being fond of Dickon's first appearance, when he brought Mary the seeds, and they started working together to make the garden beautiful again.
The author is permanently associating gardening and outdoor activities with health and happiness. She also emphasizes it with Dickon's presence, as this character has a very special bond with nature.
Vampir elf, köle life steal witch ve orta yaşlı indiana jones but female. Starcraft zerglerinin sık sık dünyaya gelip her şeyi silmek istediği yenildiği ama son savaşta tersine döndürdüğü bi kitap. Karakterler çok yavan vintage ve aldasair hariç. Romantizm yapayım demiş ama meh.
Dünyadaki bu istilacı güç aslında ilginç hatta kitabın sonundaki bi olay bana fırtınaışığı arşivindeki kılıçların şu ruh olayını hatırlattı o büyük reveal vardı ya xdd
Ama pacing çok kötü ya şunu da yapsam bunu da yapsam derken yamalı don gibi olmuş mslf. Devamını okur muyum idk. Ben karakter gelişiminin güzel olduğu böyle aceleye getirilmeyen kitapları seviyorum. Bu kitapta bu yoktu bence. Dark ve dünyanın böyle çaresiz bir durumda olduğu havası vermeye çalışmış ama birkaç tasvir dışında esneyesiniz geliyor. Aksiyon 1-2 sahne dışında pek yok zaten düzgün bi anlatım yok bam güm vurup geçiyor öyle veya hop kocaman ateş topu geliveriyor. İlginç olabilecek ögeler var ama toplamı meh. Devamı için zaman harcamaya değer mi bilmiyorum.
Okey, there is the thing; I love it.
At first I thought this book was just RH, kinky smut. But this was a. real. book! A good one.
At first I didn't like the book because it started like a teenage wattpad book and I hate the fact that there is a person on the cover of the book, for these two reasons I was turned off by the book, but as I read it, I realized that it was good. I still don't look at the cover of the book, I won't.
Also, I'm not denigrating wattpad here because I've read it and I still read it occasionally. But now I said "teenage wattpad book." I'm sure you know what I'm talking about, we all know those books. :)
I'm really surprised. I didn't expect it to be such a good book, I expected a nonsense book with only smut, but I was wrong. The book is not perfect, but it is really good. It's good enough to make me want to read the second book.
I don't know when I will start the second book and when I will finish it because I promised my friend that I will read "Deviant king" and we will gossip about it. But I will definitely read the second book one day.
Who Moved My Cheese - Deepak Malhotra
"Who Moved My Cheese?" starts off seeming like a simple tale of mice and little people searching for cheese, but it actually explores the depths of human nature. The cheese symbolizes the happiness, success, or goals we each seek in life, while the maze represents life's uncertainties and changes. The different reactions of the characters reflect people's attitudes toward change; some immediately seek new paths, while others cling tightly to their habits. This book reminds readers of the inevitability of change and emphasizes the importance of adapting to it while reinforcing personal growth and leadership skills.
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I highly recommend it to everyone. It's one of those books that light our way. It ranks among the best after 'The Alchemist'. :)
İnceleme puanı: 5/10
Öncelikle şunu belirtmek isterim ki bu benim İngilizce orijinalinden okuduğum ilk roman oldu. Bundan önce Brandon Sanderson'ın henüz Türkçe'ye çevrilmemiş kitaplarını sabredemeyip okumaya çalışmıştım ama Sanderson'un dili de kurguladığı dünyalar kadar fantastik olduğu için gerçekten dil olarak daha ağır ve
3/5 Stars (%54/100)
We used this as our primary textbook in one of my master's classes. At first, I found it very very difficult to understand because you need to have a lot of background information about several things, especially feminist theory. However, as time passed, it became more manageable (I'm not saying I particularly enjoyed it but it was at least somewhat understandable). So, even though there are lots of nice essays, most of them are difficult to understand. Some have lots of unnecessary details and some are too short in my opinion. At the very least, I've learned a few things and I'll remember those only.
The Bloomsbury Handbook Of 21st-Century Feminist TheoryRobin Truth Goodman · Bloomsbury Academic · 20191 okunma