Elveda Gülsarı - Cengiz Aytmatov e-kitap
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Elveda Gülsarı - Cengiz Aytmatov Gülsarı, cins ve ünlü bir yorga atın adıdır. Yazar, korkunç bir duygudaşlık yeteneğiyle bir yandan Gülsarı'nın doğumundan ölümüne kadar geçen fırtınalı hayat macerasını, diğer yandan onun biricik yetiştiricisi Tanabay'ın çilesini anlatır. Tanabay can çekişen sevgili atının başında geçmişiyle hesaplaşır. Kendini devrime, mutlu yarınlara adamış, ama siyasi rejim onun ömrünü mutsuzluklar ve sıkıntılar içinde geçirmesine sebep olmuştur. İçerisinde yaşadığı toplum değişim adı altında bütün değerlerini kaybetmiştir. Aytmatov, kendine özgü anlatım tarzı ve etkileyiciliği ile hikâyenin geçtiği tabiatı betimliyor, Kırgız - Kazak Türklerinin töre ve folklorunu ebedileştiriyor.
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Elveda Gülsarı - Cengiz Aytmatov
masaki_875a2c2
Municipality of Surdulica, เซอร์เบีย
Talk about a book full of quirky characters! Reading Between Georgia made me want to hop in my car and travel down to Georgia in search of this little town and it's cast of characters so I could slap a few of them and hug a few of them. I'd especially like to hug that moody and adorable little Fisher. There were a couple little shockers in the book, but I have to say the ending was worth it.
2023-07-09 20:06
talentacquisition
Tajpur, Bera Khana, West Bengal 721423, Barato
This was horrible. I can't begin to explain all of what disgusted me. The mistakes were out of this world. The main characters name, which is all of four letters, was mispelled on the COVER, in a sentence directly underneath a sentence that had his name correctly spelled. How that happens I'll never know. There were many, many times when I had no clue who was speaking, who they were speaking to, etc. I read paragraphs where one person was speaking and then a sentence from another person was thrown into the same quotation marks with no break at all. I just had to guess and use context clues as to what the hell was going on. It was impossible and a headache to get through it. Why did I keep going? I like Clark's writing and I just couldn't buy that this was it. I'm not sure what went wrong here but something was drastically wrong.
2022-10-29 03:13
elisinhasgb8a9
Meteren, Hollanda
I'd file this under "historical fiction light," not unlike The Boleyn Girl or similar novels. Overall, I thought it was an impressive first book by a new author, however, at times it didn't seem to have a plot line, rather pulled together difference incidents... sometimes you'd get a daily blow by blow and then other times, six months had gone by. I couldn't help comparing it to the Cleopatra book by Margaret George-- and this wasn't anywhere close to the same kind of detail, hence the three stars.
2020-09-05 20:35