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Nickelodeon’un dünyaca ünlü lisanslı ürünü Paw Patrol (Pati Devriyesi) çocuklara eğlenirken yeni şeyler öğrenme fırsatı sunan hikâye, boyama ve aktivite kitaplarını içeriyor. Altı cesur yavru köpekçiğin ve onlara liderlik yapan Ryder’ın birbirinden ilginç ve eğlenceli maceraları, çocukların takım olma, sorumluluk alma ve doğaya saygı duyma gibi becerilerini geliştirme fırsatı sunuyor. Renkli ilüstrasyonları, çocukların kolayca kavrayabileceği hikâyeleri ve birbirinden şirin çıkartmalarıyla Pati Devriyesi kitapları çocukların vazgeçilmezi olacak.
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Pati Devriyesi : Alev Savaşçıları
veronica_kyrychenko
So you feel like you should like Michelle Tea because her characters are like, young and working class and queer so you feel like you have so much in common you just have to like her books, but in reality she irritates you and makes you feel alienated and her writing style feels simultaneously drug-addled and pretentious? (I FUCKING SAID IT. FINALLY. THAT FEELS GREAT) Then you should read Zoe Whittall. Zoe's characters are queer people in their mid-twenties, floating around between parties, shitty jobs with shitty bosses and relationships that sputter, start and die. There's a trans character but the whole book doesn't circle around the vortex of how awful the trans experience is. The characters ride bikes, go to bars and date ex-girlfriend's roommates. Pretty much only one of them has a real job (paramedic). The setting and characters felt very familiar to me, and there was comfort in that. I felt validated, like yes, this generation of queers did happen and experience life in this way. I never feel that way. This book was entertaining and authentic and I would recommend to anyone interested in contemporary queer lit that doesn't suck.
2022-10-21 05:45
antocassina
How can I acurately rate the first major pulp "fantasy epic" that I read as a child after The Lord of the Rings (full disclosure: I was a mutant-freak who read "The Hobbit" in first grade and the Trilogy in third)? David Eddings is one of the worst things to happen to the genre of Fantasy, and yet, in sixth grade, I loved these books. However, by the time I was a sophomore in high school, I had seen through Edding's cheap, plot-generating soft-ware program and tired of his cliches, xenophobia, and recycled plots passed of as "time and history repeat themselves."
2022-10-21 05:34
