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Midili Mini-Alah İnancı - Asiye Aslı Aslaner Midili Mini-Alah İnancı - Asiye Aslı Aslaner Çocuklar bu mini mini hikâyeleri keyifle dinlerken söz varlıklarını ve hayal güçlerini geliştirecek, Alah’ın sevdiği güzel davranışları öğrenme yolunda ilk adımlarını atacaklar. Çocukların keyifle dinleyecekleri bu kitaplarda; Alah inancı, dua, iyilik, nimet, şükür, ziyaret adabı, sadaka, sabır, selam gibi pek çok değer, pekiştirici etkinliklerle işlendi. Çocuklar bu hikâyeleri bir çırpıda bitirecek, dinlemeye doyamayacaklar!.
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Midilli Mini-Allah İnancı - Asiye Aslı Aslaner
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Kryukovo, Rostovskaya oblast', Krievija, 346951
(Copy of novel was received as part of First Reads.) When I read books set in my hometown of Melbourne, I often turn into a rubbernecker. 'Ooh, William St', 'Oh, I used to live near St. Georges Road', 'Ha! I've eaten there too!'. I guess this sort of recognition adds to the intimacy of the novel. This was the main reason I decided to read this book. This novel is set very loosely in Melbourne in some unknown future where the city is divided into Zones and illegals are known as Undocs. There are mentions of various landmarks (including the now defunct Observation Wheel) and popular culture figures. I did find this setting quite bleak but quite convincing. There are four narratives and Milk, the 'mood tuner', was by far the most interesting character. I think the style of the novel suited the Milk character as a solitary figure working in back rooms and unleashing his potions onto unsuspecting crowds. The story of the sisters seemed to lack empathy as we never get any insights into the girls' lives before the explosion that separates them. The Damon character was very dull. In the end, the narratives came together quite suddenly and unconvincingly.
2022-10-29 03:16