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Mehmet Emin Tamer

@EminTamer_·

3y

Aslan yatağına çakal girmez.

Sayfa 218 - yapı kredi yayıneviKitabı okudu

İnce Memed 2 Yaşar Kemal

Asya️️‍️

@__Asya___·

3y

301 syf.

7/10 puan verdi

Hikaye içinde hikaye

.........Dikkat spoiler içermemektedir .......... Çok merak ettiğim bir kitaptı ama bu kitap şöyle bir kitap Size bu kitabı anlatabilmem için öncelikle sizin Çakal, kurt ve aslanın hikayesini bilmeniz gerekir. Peki nedir çakal, kurt ve aslanın hikayesi; Çakal bir gün yolda gidiyormuş. Yürürken kurdu görmüş. Kurt çakala demiş ki bizim

Halil Vural

@halil_vural·

2y

464 syf.

· Kitabı okudu

9/10 puan verdi

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Read in 4 days

Her şeyin hikâyesi

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This book is a story that tells us what happened before and after the revolution. Of course, this is told by focusing on the lives of a group of people. Actually, I could have divided this review into sections before and after the revolution, but I realized that before and after were always the same in France. There is oppression, there is oppression, there is torment, there is slavery, there is poverty and there is death... What happened after the revolution is always the same, death again, death again and death again. "The revolution had cut off so many heads that both itself and the soil it polluted were now red." So why this French Revolution then? It was just that some strong people overthrew some strong people and it happened to weak people again. And from the first humanity until today, they have been chosen as the scapegoats, "because they are weak, because they are defenseless." -------------- Link to the French Revolution song mentioned in the book; youtu.be/u-tqxx2VrpI -------------- Of course, we would be doing an injustice if we said it was a book only about the French Revolution. In fact, this book is the story of everything. There is love enough to die for, there is poverty to the core, there is love, there is revenge, there is sacrifice, there is friendship. If you are looking for everything about humanity, this is the right book. Greetings to Sydney Carton, who lived as a 'Jackal' from the beginning to the end of the book and became a 'Lion' at the end of the book.

İki Şehrin HikâyesiCharles Dickens · Can Yayınları · 202359.6k okunma

Elem Naz

@ayseikiiiibir·

3y

"Biz de Roman sayılırız, sizin tabirinizle Çingene. Dedem Erzurum Horasan'dan göçmüş ama yıllardır Romanların içindeyiz. Bundan gocunmuyorum. Bana göre insanlığın türü yoktur.Bir topluluğu Çerkez, Kürt, Türk diye ayırt etmek haksızlık. Ama insanları daha farklı ayırt edebiliriz yılan, çakal, aslan, fare gibi."