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Yazar : Doğan Egmont Yayıncılık
Zaman Tanımaz Öyküler Prenses Sofia ile kanatlı bir atın sırtında, sihirli bir gezintiye çık. Minie’nin Fiyonk Dükanı’nı ziyaret, sonra da Roulette ve Roli ile Hawai’ye abandon ve Vampirina’nın hayaletli evini ziyaret et. En sevdiğin Disney Chanel kahramanları, bu harika öykü kitabında bir arada! Çocuklarınız uykuya dalmadan önce birlikte keyifli dakikalar geçirmek ister misiniz? 5 Dakikalık Öyküler dizisi, çocuklarınızı en sevdikleri karakterlerin öyküleriyle macera, arkadaşlık ve sihir dolu dünyalara konuk ediyor. Tatlı rüyalar….
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Disney Channel 5 Dakikalık Öyküler
pianxiaozi
I am enjoying the humor in this book and can't wait to see how "Odd" gets himself out of this
2020-08-17 04:45
chrisdewitt
I've known for a while that I absolutely needed to be reading Roland Topor. After escaping WWII with his Polish-Jewish family, Topor made his way to Paris as an all-purpose artist and writer to co-found the Panic Movement with Alejandro Jodorowsky and Fernando Arrabal, design classic animated sci-fi Fantastic Planet, and write creepy-surreal novels like The Tenant, and this one. Joko's Anniversary is a completely weird and completely scathing story about exploitation. And many other things; like the best allegory, it refuses to completely resolve and suggests many ideas without cleanly conforming to any. And without forgoing a totally gripping story of its own. The novel opens with working everyman Joko's discovery that he can make good money on the side by carrying foreign delegates about his city on his back, despite initial reservations about being the sort of person who does this sort of thing. From there, things get... harsh. The whole is delivered in a kind of deadpan comic absurdity, fast and dagger-toothed, even when entirely horrifying and eventually striking a brutal fever pitch that would seem totally out-of-control were it not for the all-too-real atrocities lurking in the recent historical memory. Basically totally amazing and memory-seering. It's completely shocking to me that this and literally every other Topor book (and he wrote many) is entirely out of print (and mostly unaffordable in the second-hand market). I've been meaning to make myself start reading in French again; perhaps Topor will prove the necessary motivation, if anything else he did is anything like this. Otherwise, it seems like it's time to start hitting more libraries or the ILL system (this copy was extracted from Brooklyn Public's Central Storage, their sole Topor). Anyway, if you like 60s/70s bizarre and want to be totally horrified, you can't do much better than this.
2020-08-16 14:04
