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Renkler Sokağı (Büyükler İçin Boyama Kitabı)-Kolektif Renkler Sokağı – Büyükler İçin Boyama Kitabı Yetişkinler için hazırlanan bu karmaşık ve ayrıntılı hazırlanmışmodeler ve tasarımlar, sizleri hem stresten uzak tutacak hem de zihinsel olarak rahatlamanızı sağlayacak. 1- Delicate ve renkli kalemlerinizi özgür bırakın. 2- Telefonunuzu, tabletinizi, bilgisayarınızı kapatın. 3- İşinizi, kredi notunuzu, itibarınızı, amaçlarınızı, emeklilik birikimlerinizi düşünmeyi bırakın. 4- Kendinize renklerin birer yaşam belirtisi olduğunu hatırlatın. Asıl önemli olan bu. 5- Kitapta en sevdiğiniz sayfayı bulun. Bu sizin için başlangıç olsun. Boyamaya başlayın. 6- Böylece tüm endişelerinizden uzaklaşıp, özgürce düş kurabileceğiniz, heyecanlı, meraklı ve keyifli, olacağınızı fark edin. Derin nefes alın ve eğlencenin tadını çıkarın. 7- Tatmin olduğunuzda ya government sıkıldığınızda bırakın.
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Renkler Sokağı (Büyükler İçin Boyama Kitabı)-Kolektif
mjakobsze
Devipur Urf Malikpur, Punjab, Hindistan
I could write my own review, but there is really no reason to when the New York Times has so effectively captured my thoughts about The Invention of Air . The review can be seen here. Johnson uses the life story of Joseph Priestly (18th century scientist and one of the discoverers of oxygen) as a means to illustrate connections between the disparate fields of energy, religion, the French and American revolutions, the scientific method and the ways in which paradigm shifts occur (among a host of other diverse and unrelated topics). It’s a shame he didn’t stick to the history of Priestly, since this is by far the most interesting part of the story. Instead, Johnson provides a snippet of Priestly’s life, then uses it as a launching pad to expound upon an unrelated (and more often than not, uninteresting) topic. In addition to being forced, these digressions are, as the Times points out …. “annoying”, and “a kind of book-length game of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon in which everything that ever was and ever will be is linked to everything else.” That about nails it. Also, the book is rather boring.
2022-10-29 03:54
mjmilbrand02f2
38070 Preore TN, İtalya
I have to say that this is one that I definitely had a hard time sticking with. The story is set in the 1930's (I think). I had a dificult time staying with the actual storyline, but I think that was the goal of the author. If it was (his goal), then he did a great job weaving a tall tale. This was a mix between mind-bender mystery and horror. So if you like that sort of story then this one will be a good one for you. I would like to thank Net Galley and Penguin Group USA for an ARC.
2022-10-29 03:33