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Yazar : Mustafa Arif Hakan Akıner
Bu kitap, sınavlara yoğun ve yorucu bir tempoda hazırlananlara kolaylık sağlamak amacıyla, Milli Eğitim Bakanlığı müfredatı ve ÖSYM sınav soruları dikkate alınarak hazırlanmıştır. Konular yalın bir dille özet olarak verilmiş, gereksiz ayrıntılardan arındırılmıştır. Yeri geldikçe, önceki yıllarda çıkmış sorular, çözümleri ile birlikte verilmiştir. Sınavda çıkma ihtimali yüksek sorulardan oluşan testlerle de bilgilerin pekiştirilmesi amaçlanmıştır. Sınavda çıkabilecek soruları yakalayıp çözmeye ilişkin stratejiler ve ipuçları kutucuklarda yer almaktadır. Bu kitabın adaylara ve tüm ilgilenenlere yararlı olmasını umar, başarılar dileriz.
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- Yazar: Mustafa Arif Hakan Akıner
- Yayımcı: Delta Kültür Yayınevi; 1. basım
- Yayın tarihi: 1 Temmuz 2021
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TYT Felsefe Özet (Kapak değişebilir)
rshahin
A story of suspense as visceral as that of a serial killer's knife. Unfortunately, it's also as senselessly gratuitous, so while, yes, I admit to having remained (ahem) hypnotized for the first half, I nearly gave up come midway (a little too obvious that a man wrote those exceedlingly looonnngggg sex scenes & even more obvious that he's got some serious hang-ups witht the V). Still, it picked up again close to the end, and when the mystery was on, it was on. (My advise -- if you want brutal Nordic lit, stick with Jo Nesbo's "The Snowman."
2022-10-21 05:30
diogovilar
This little treat arrived in my mailbox not too long ago and it was a real surprise because I wasn’t expecting it but had seen the cover image floating around the blogs and must say it looks just as gorgeous in reality as it does online. Creepy and eerily beautiful at the same time. Written in partnership by Carrie Jones (writer of the very successful Need series) and Steven L. Wedel (who I admit; I don’t know much about but he’s a fantasy fiction author for adults rather than YA) both combined their talent pool for the story of two lives meeting in strange circumstance. The basis of the story is how when two people meet at the right time and in the right place they may be drawn together by bigger things then attraction. When their town is being besieged by an evil force out to kill and seek a way into the real world they find themselves at the core of the problems trying to survive. Kind of a buzz kill when you’re Alan: the new kid in town and you’re just hoping to fit in and play some football. Harder still for Alan is that he has the added factor of being half Native American and thus makes it harder for him to slip into the background quite so easily like he’d probably prefer. Aimee’s had her life haunted by her and her mother’s past and now things are getting strange and she’s feeling drawn to the new boy at school who’s the cousin of her BBF Courtney. Life is complicated for all three youths; Courtney’s dad is missing presumed dead and she’s on the edge of the darkness and depression, Alan can’t help but be drawn to Aimee, the dream girl with the red hair and Aimee has her mother’s death as a constant shadow over her life and she herself has strange ‘talents’ that she’s sometimes afraid of. So there’s a lot going on but it’s these three that need each other to survive the dark force at play. The people of the town are on edge and things need to be resolved before the darkness becomes too big to deal with. I was quite interested to read this book not just for the story and characters but also because I’m always intrigued by books written by two authors and how both writer’s style and methods balance and work together. I always wonder how it works when it comes to working together and even if you’d notice when one writer’s influence stands out against the rest of the book or if it flows so well that you don’t notice. That’s the real skill in a dual writing project and I have to say that this book succeeds at making it seamless as the story surges along and the characters develop without any awkward joins or gaps at all. The book all in all was good and I liked how the chapters switched back and forth between both the male and female point of views and you felt like you a got a really well rounded perspective on what was happening. My only issue was in the beginning I kept feeling like it was a bit of an easy jump from Aimee and Alan not knowing each other to being so connected and both having links to other worldly things sort of very strange luck. You wonder ‘what are the chances in the world that two people would meet at that right moment when evil lurks and together they have to work together to protect those they love?’ I’m probably just being a cynic because after the first few chapters I’d forgotten all of this and was gushing over the two and laughing at Aimee’s Gramps and becoming quite terrified of going into any rivers or large bodies of water ever. Not that I did that often anyway because errr Hello? Have you not seen Jaws?! I freaked out at the right moments, my pulse raced when things got intense and my heart jumped into my throat when even the smallest and yet sweetest thing happened. After Obsession is a nece story with scares, romance, mystery and humour that is perfect for summer reading or something decent to dip into over a long weekend at home. I don't know if I'd race to read another if it was part of a series but I did enjoy what I read but if I'm honest; I've felt more intense reactions to other books and this didn't quite reach the same level. Some of the times it felt like I was just being given facts to fit the story but on the whole it worked and the positives out weigh the negatives for sure.
2022-10-21 05:19