Haqqında uzun-uzun yazmağa ehtiyac yoxdur, sadəcə oxumaq, oxumaq, oxumaq və zövq almaq lazımdır, tək kəlimə ilə möhtəşəmdir.
"My apologies to time for all the world I overlook each
second.
My apologies to past loves for thinking that the latest is
the first.
Forgive me, distant wars, for bringing flowers home.
Forgive me, open wounds, for pricking my finger.."
The tales of Beedle the Bard was mainly written for the Harry Potter series.The book was inherited from Professor Dumbledore to Hermione Granger in the course of the story. Later, Jk Rowling decided to write the book apartly. Therefore, we have a chance to read it rather than just being a mentioned book.The story "The Tale of The Three Brothers" is placed in the movie and the main book. But in this book , there have been four other stories except for it.
*The Wizard and the Hopping Pot
*The Fountain of Fair Fortune
*The Warlock's Hairy Heart
*Babbitty Rabbitty and her Cackling Stump
In the book , also Albus Dumbledore's notes are given after the stories.The notes answer the questions in our minds such as "Where does the story come from?" , "What is the subtexts in the story?" or "What do people think about this story in Wizard world?" and goes on.In my opinion, the note parts have been like a milestone of the stories. They have enriched all of them.
What the most influential thing is that in muggles' fairy tales, good people are good because they are powerless while evil ones always have power. When we think of the Snow White and her evil stepmother, it could be more clear.But this is not the main point.On the other hand, in Wizard fairy tales, a person who has power in his/her hands can use that power in a good way or a good person doesn't have to be powerless.Starting from this point of view, even if you have the power,the important thing is to use it for good.
Lastly, thanks to the book I have decided to add.more fairy tales in my reading adventure. Because they reflect not only the story itself but also the culture they belong to. We can see sometimes the other side of the world, sometimes the Wizard world...
0-30p: Kontrollü okuyucu 📖
40-70p: Hafif bağımlı 👀
80p+: Geçmiş olsun, kitaplar seni ele geçirmiş 😅
As a result of an epidemic called the Georgian Flu in the days of the Corana epidemic, the civilization's face to extinction and the crumbs left behind are told with the intersections of the life of six characters. Somewhere, I caught places similar to the small fictions in Stephen King's novel Mahşer, for example, while people were running away during the epidemic, making roads from vehicle density and dying in the vehicle or on the road.
I was admired by the fact that Clark's character at the airport made his own effort to remember the pre-pandemic civilization and the fact that the Mobile Symphony was able to continue its work despite everything.
Of course, the book is interesting in terms of its subject. If he hadn't taken the subject anyway, I probably wouldn't have attempted to read it.
However, it was as if something was missing in the book. It was as if there was a lack of flavor, a blandness that I could not understand whether the fiction was messy or style. Perhaps because the author grew up in a very different culture and geography from us, the language and order of the sentences pushed me a little. I don't know.
If we come to the question of whether it should be read, it is one of the books that falls into the time-allocable category in my opinion because it works your imagination in a very functional way, fiction and most of them can keep your curiosity vigorous for the next step.
From my point of view because it is the first book I read by the author
It's not a bad start.
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John Williams
The Stoner by John Williams, it is lovely to go through ups and downs of Stoner's life as an English professor from the start of his journey till the end
If you are interested in American English literature
This book can help you in your reading and writing (especially the English students) and the love which is going on in the story makes you more interested in reading, so you won't get tired I guarantee that :)
Just in case my partner is also reading the same book so I can't wait to see his point of view
These are some parts which I chose from the book:
He said slowly, "you must remember what you are and what you have chosen to become, and the significance of what you are doing.
These are wars and defeats and victories of the human race that are not military and that are not military and that are not recorded in the annals of history remember that while you're trying to decide what to do."
In his forty-third year old William Stoner learned what others, much younger had learned before him: that the person one loves at first is not the person one loves at last, and that love is not an end but a process through which one person attempts to know another.
John Williams
The Stoner by John Williams, it is lovely to go through ups and downs of Stoner's life as an English professor from the start of his journey till the end
If you are interested in American English literature
This book can help you in your reading and writing (especially the English students) and the love which is going on in the story makes you more interested in reading, so you won't get tired I guarantee that :)
Just in case my partner is also reading the same book so I can't wait to see his point of view
These are some parts which I chose from the book:
He said slowly, "you must remember what you are and what you have chosen to become, and the significance of what you are doing.
These are wars and defeats and victories of the human race that are not military and that are not military and that are not recorded in the annals of history remember that while you're trying to decide what to do."
In his forty-third year old William Stoner learned what others, much younger had learned before him: that the person one loves at first is not the person one loves at last, and that love is not an end but a process through which one person attempts to know another.
The story in which the adventures of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson started, with a puzzling and above their grade murder for The Scotland Yard. The detectives of the force, Lestrade and Gregson, goes to Sherlock Holmes for the case and the story begins. Before all that, John Watson starts his own story in his own terms with a background of his own life and we all read the cases from his view as most of you know. At first, Doctor Watson's opinion of Sherlock Holmes lies solely upon watching what he does and where he goes out of curiousity -until the case presented itself and Holmes brought Watson with him.
As for the case, it looked rather plain but also a head-scratcher but it doesn't give you all that time to wonder about. While the things happens fast and it really looks like an ongoing investigation, on the bring of its edge we're thrown into the perpetrators and the victims backgrounds as if it's a completely different story. I would rather read everything from the eyes of Watson through the antagonist's confession.
Other than those, I love how Holmes explained his thought process to Watson step by step. And by reading them, I did think to myself that it wasn’t so complicated to figure out. Well, BBC' Sherlock Holmes would've called me an idiot and took an interest on how would it feel to live in my smooth brain with no folds. But the original Holmes looks cool enough, so I will be sticking with him for the rest of his cases. Hope to read more, and hope you like it if you read it.
Arthur Miller adını duymuş muydunuz hiç? Amerikalı oyun yazarı ve toplumsal eleştirmen olarak tanınıyormuş. Ben duymamıştım da ondan mış diyorum. Bir çocuk kitabı okudum ben ama ne çok şey öğrendim gelin beraber bakalım. Arthur Miller 1915 -2005 yılları arasında yaşamış. En ünlü eserleri, toplumun birey üzerindeki baskısını ve ahlaki sorumlulukları konu alan Satıcının Ölümü (Death of a Salesman) ve Cadı Kazanı (The Crucible) adlı oyunlarıymış. Satıcının Ölümü özellikle Amerikan rüyasının başarısızlığına ve bireyin toplumsal beklentiler altında ezilmesine odaklanmış ve yazar bu oyunla Pulitzer Ödülü’nü kazanmış. Miller’ın diğer önemli eseri Cadı Kazanı, 1692’deki Salem cadı mahkemelerini konu alsa da, 1950’lerdeki McCarthy dönemi komünist cadı avına bir göndermeymiş. Bu oyun, bireysel hakların baskıcı rejimler altında nasıl yok edildiğini gözler önüne seriyormuş. Miller, Marilyn Monroe ile evliliğiyle de tanınıyormuş. Kendi hayatındaki kişisel ve politik çatışmalar, eserlerine derinlik kazandırmış, toplumsal eleştiriyi sıkça işlemiş. Ayrıca Köprüden Görünüş (A View from the Bridge) ve Bütün Oğullarım (All My Sons) gibi oyunları da adalet, ihanet ve toplumsal sorumluluk konularına odaklanmış.
Arthur Miller denince akla genellikle derin toplumsal temalar gelse de ; benim okuduğum ve onunla tanışmamı sağlayan kitabı “Jane’in Battaniyesi”, bambaşka bir dünyayı gözler önüne seriyor, masum bir çocukluk evreni. Bu kitap, belki de Miller’ın alışagelinen tarzının dışında bir sürpriz! Küçük Jane ve onun pembe, sıcak battaniyesi… Ah, o battaniye ki Jane ne zaman ayrı kalsa gözyaşlarına boğuluyor, yıllar geçse de onsuz uyuyamıyor. Ama işin büyüsü burada: Jane büyürken, battaniyesi küçülüyor, tıpkı çocukluğumuzda sevdiğimiz şeylerin biz fark etmeden değişip kaybolması gibi.
