Name: Bir Maruzatım Var Peder: Perilere İnanıyorum.. e-kitap
Author: İkinci Adam Yayınları

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Bir Maruzatım Var Peder: Perilere İnanıyorum..

jace2010

Kovanice, Çek Cumhuriyeti

Cute, a kissing cousin of Stacey Jay's You Are So Undead to Me. This was a lightning-quick, feather-light read with lots of clever and snappy dialogue. (Although the author's Australian-ness sometimes snuck into the California setting through her phrases, which someone should have been paying closer attention to...) I wasn't sure if I'd stick with this book at first---it's a little bit clunky in spots and paranormal stuff isn't really my thing, but the sharp silliness of it (and uh, the fact that the author is clearly a fellow Buffy/Supernatural fangirl) kept me reading.

2022-10-29 03:30

leonana_s

Luuk, Somali

I was hugely disappointed in this book. The critics have been raving about it, but I really couldn't get into it. Natalia, the main character, is a doctor in on of the countries (probably Yugoslavia) that suffered from ethnic unrest before breaking up. She is trying to solve the mystery of her Grandfather's death. The novel incorporates various myths and legends, particularly the one about Gavran Gaile, the Deathless Man. Ultimately, the overall theme is death. The problem is Natalia is not a particularly engaging character. The writing itself, however, is very good, and Obreht, the young author, shows promise.

2022-10-29 03:22