Chang Mo Kang Mo Kang itibaren Randuwala, Pakistan
Bu kitap bir zamanlar Lily Golestan tarafından "Ölüm Raporu" olarak çevrilmiş ve 1361'de Yeni Yayın tarafından yayınlanmıştır. Ve bir kez daha Shahrokh Farzad'ın "Bir Cinayetin Hikayesi" başlıklı filmi 1992'de yayınlandı.
Revenge has never tasted so sweet. I'm typically not an audio book fan, however with my life becoming busier & busier and my 'to read' list becoming larger & larger, I've decided to fill my commute time with 'reading'. I will now be searching for books narrated by Stephen Hoye, as he did an amazing job at keeping me interested and involved in this story. Often time I'd reach my destination and sit in the truck for another 10 minutes to finish a section. In fact, it wasn't long before the book came out of my vehicle and into the house. =) Wonderful characters, acted out so well! Murder, conniving, villains, innocents, a couple of snakes and a lazy dog and lots of laughs. What more could you want? Highly recommend the audio version for your trek to work...and then some!
interesting look into the world of addiction.
The definitive biography of Balanchine. If you are going to read one bio about him, this should be the one.
I cannot help but agree with much of what Armstrong theorizes and would recommend this book to anyone who wants a better understanding of the historical roots of some of the modern conflicts in this area. In the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries, European Christendom was stumbling and Muslim power was at its impressive height: Christian insecurity and fear of the East (exemplified by the slaughter of European Jews and distrust of Byzantine Christians), more than anything, prompted the Crusades. The effect of the Crusades on the Muslim AND Arab mentality was a pulling in and isolationist movement throughout the Muslim world that broke down the power, wealth, learning, acceptance, and openmindedness that had so characterized the empire while the Dark Ages (illiteracy, disease, hunger, etc.) were ravaging Europe. Armstrong explores little-understood and long-held insecurities on both the West and the Middle East's parts toward each other in the face of today's conflicts.