Lyelca Rodrigues Rodrigues itibaren Jogyanahalli, Karnataka, Hindistan itibaren Jogyanahalli, Karnataka, Hindistan

Klasik.

Her zamanki gibi kitaplar gibi kendine özgü belgesel zevkimden ayrılmak için çok farklı bir ruh halinde olmalıyım. Ancak-bu kitap olağanüstüydü ve tam anlamıyla uyku ve muhtemelen birkaç arkadaş kaybettim çünkü okumaya devam edemedim. Eğlence değerinin yanı sıra, kötü niyetli insanların tanımı hakkında büyük bir tartışma başlar.

Not as laugh out loud funny as some of her earlier books but still very entertaining. I didn't figure out who did it which is a plus to me.

Excellent desciption of a woman's life in historical China.

A cute bunny speaks directly to the reader, expressing joy that the reader is now here, but annoyance that it took so long. The tables are turned at the end when the bunny gets a phone call and ignores the reader. Cute and funny but also shows kids the importance of being considerate.

Good, readable translation of Theocritus, though liberties are freely taken with the Greek text. Gow is still the standard translation, I think.

I have read this more times than I can remember.

Everyone’s heard of Malice, but hardly anyone has actually seen it: a comic about a horrifying world of tricks and traps, overseen by the sinister master of ceremonies, Tall Jake. The story goes that the kids who go through Tall Jake’s deadly trials are real kids, who’ve disappeared from the real world and turned up in the comic. But it’s just an urban legend, right? Seth and Kady think so. Until their friend Luke tells them that he’s found a copy of Malice, and the next day he disappears without trace. Seth and Kady investigate, and in doing so, they discover the awful truth. The legends are true. Malice is real.