Contains slight spoilers!
Okay first things first — I am completely obsessed with this series. Diana, Samkiel, Imogen… honestly, I love every single character in this series, the good ones and the bad ones.
But HOW did you make me fall for Kaden like this?? I literally went from "meh, not a fan" to "wait, Diana and Kaden could totally be endgame??" ,and this is coming from someone whose favorite book husband is Samkiel!! Why would you do this to me??
And what you did to Reggie?? I was an absolute mess, ugly crying the whole time! We needed him, he was our dad figure why did you take him away from us, Amber, WHY??
Okay but real talk, the pacing was perfect, and this book had me glued to the pages the entire time. I honestly don't know how you do it, queen, but you just get it. Keep doing what you're doing — even if you destroy my emotions every single time, I still love you for it.
Also the 5th book needs to come out NOW because I genuinely cannot wait anymore!!
The May 2020 edition has just arrived and was read immediately:)
Friends who love science fiction thriller, you should start this urgently when you run out of book..
Ugh, how to explain this book. First, let me clean the sand that escaped into my throat.
The book is so realistic that you literally live what you read. I can say that I faced my claustorophobia in the first parts. I guess I held my breath while reading the book, or I tried to read it with little breath.
The world is under the sands, and people who have built ruined towns on it are trying to live somehow. The most popular profession is 'Sand Diving', they dive 300-400 meters deep. You can estimate the pressure on you while reading. The plot is awesome.
& It was my book to meet Hugh Howey. Author of the Silo series.
The author's writing biography is also very dramatic. He can't publish his book, and he publishes it in the form of an e-book from amazon for a very small number. And of course, the book is published when it sees great interest from readers.
This book is a 5-piece book published after the Silo series.
The only book. Those who want to meet the author can start with this book.
Monokl books were printed in the Silo series, it is still on sale, ithaki publications received the rights. I bought it from Monokl, I can't wait to start.
Persepolis 2 is such a powerful follow-up to the first book. As soon as I finished the first one, I couldn’t wait to dive into this one—I was so curious about what happened next! Living abroad myself, I really connected with the struggles and found so many similarities. The blend of history and humanity feels so real and relatable. After finishing the book, I went back and watched the movie again, but honestly, the book has so much more detail. If you liked the movie, you’ll love the books—they’re definitely worth reading.
#k:236426John 
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.
While I was reading the book I asked myself "What am I reading?" But then I realised that this an absurd comedy
After that view I really enjoyed the dialogues in the play
There are two main characters which are friends and all the play is around them. They wait near a tree for a man named Godot. They do not know when he will come, but they believe he will arrive soon. While waiting, they talk, joke, and argue. A boy comes and says, "Godot will not come today, but he will come tomorrow." This happens every day, but Godot never comes.
I don't understand what the theme is but the play is about waiting and doing nothing. The thing is the story also shows friendship. Vladimir and Estragon argue, but I think they stay together because they are afraid to be alone.
Maybe another theme might be about life, in which I don't agree, that is trying to say life has no meaning. The characters do not know why they wait, just like people do not always know their purpose in life. The play is funny but also sad. It makes people think about time, waiting, and life’s meaning.
10/10
Beğendi
·2024 39. kitabı
THAT LAST LINE BEFORE THE EPILOGUE.
I have no idea how I am going to wait till April 2025, till the third book is released. I mean, that last line... I don't want to give any spoilers away, but I want to kick Kitt in the groins.
And the Epilogue... It shattered my heart, Especially the last part of the epilogue. I'm looking forward to the next book because I NEED to know what happens next. 
Lauren Roberts 
Reckless 
Powerless
Lauren Roberts Reckless Powerless