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Ailesiyle birlikte ormanın derinliklerinde yaşayan Minik Tavşan, bütün çocuklar gibi meraklı ve sürekli dünyayı araştırıyoe, hayatı sevgiyle ve merakla öğreniyor. O yanlızca soruyor, izliyor, merak ediyor ve çocukluğunu doyasıya yaşıyor. Birbirinden farklı on kitaptan oluşan Minik Tavşan'ın sıcacık ve eğlenceli serüvenleri çocukları başka dünyalara sürüklerken onların renkleri, sayıları, şekileri kavramları, mekânları, zamanı ve daha birçok bilgiyi merak ve heyecanla öğrenmelerine yardımcı olyor.
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Minik Tavşan Ve Zaman
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Okay, I've tried reading this book a couple of times now. This last time I got to about page 250 before I decided it just wasn't doing it for me. I know this is supposed to be one of the best books of the 20th century and all, but I just don't see it. I guess there are three books I'd compare this to. It's not that these three books are like GR, but that GR seems to be an amalgam of these three; unfortunately, the effect of the amalgamation is that I'd rather read these three books then read GR. The three books are: * Cryptonomicon, by Neal Stephenson * Infinite Jest, by David Foster Wallace * House of Leaves, by Mark Z. Danielewski Cryptonomicon satisfies any desire I might have to read an intellectually interesting WW II era kind of puzzle book. Infinite Jest provides a better postmodern reading-experience than GR. And House of Leaves plays on my terrors more than GR ever could. I don't know. I guess I gave up reading it because I was having absolutely no response to the book. More than anything, I guess my response was "meh." And there are too many books in the world to read 500 more pages of "meh."
2022-10-29 03:37