My Book Summaries

A book told through the eyes of three men and a female assistant, Cassie's record attempt and past are not something that can be recommended from 7 to 70.

Rating: 6.8 | Comments: 0

The book made a tremendous impression in its period both in terms of being handled by a young woman and addressing incest in that period.

Rating: 6.3 | Comments: 0

The Importance of Being Ernest is one of the works of the Irish writer and poet Oscar Wilde, in which he demonstrated his skill in playwriting.

Rating: 6.9 | Comments: 0

Ernest Hemingway's To Have and Have Not is a very fluid, gripping adventure novel.

Rating: 7.8 | Comments: 0

In Dubious Battle was published in 1936. As in his other novels, John Steinbeck expresses labor problems in this novel.

Rating: 8.4 | Comments: 0

The Big Friendly Giant is published in England in 1982. In the book, the fairy tale story of the orphanage girl Sophie is told.

Rating: 8.1 | Comments: 0

Carlos Maria Dominguez was born in Buenos Aires. He has works in the field of criticism and so many other.

Rating: 8 | Comments: 0

The book is a beautiful Hemingway work consisting of nine stories written in a very fluent, plain, understandable language.

Rating: 6.9 | Comments: 0

A masterpiece from Palahniuk, one of the most important authors of Underground Literature.

Rating: 6.6 | Comments: 0

Forrest Carter writes "Education of the Little Tree" in 1976. Written with the autobiographical technique, the novel deals with the education of the child, nicknamed the Little Tree.

Rating: 7.9 | Comments: 0

Bacon, who has not mentioned on issues such as the secret of morality and happiness, has been criticized a lot.

Rating: 7.3 | Comments: 0

Louisa Clark is working in a café for six years. However, owner of the café decides to close down the café and Louisa is now unemployed.

Rating: 8.5 | Comments: 0

It was for me that the end of the novel Nicola Yoon Everything is starting. I loved Madeline's unique projects, and I have great respect for all of them.

Rating: 6.6 | Comments: 0

It was a book written in a simple language, holding its reader with a fluent plot. According to the subject of the book, it contained many messages.

Rating: 7.7 | Comments: 0

The Boy in Striped Pajamas is the first Irish book published by John Boyne in 2007.

Rating: 8.4 | Comments: 0

A Midsummer Night's Dream is a romantic comedy genre. While the first playing year of the work is accepted as 1590 years, the first printing year is known as 1600.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

Bartleby, the Scrivener is the novel of Herman Melville, published in 1853.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

I knew no matter how long my father was not with us, he was with us. He was always with us. It was finished without a Glass Castle.

Rating: 6.9 | Comments: 0

Toni Morrison, who is deemed worthy of many awards such as the Pulitzer Literary Prize, deals with the concept of slavery from a different perspective.

Rating: 6.9 | Comments: 0

Gulliver's Travels is the harshest example of a young priest who holds life alone; the reckoning in the pattern of corrupt justice, which it constantly encounters with bribery and hypocrisy.

Rating: 6.8 | Comments: 0

The Old Curiosity Shop is about the life struggle of orphan Nelly and his grandfather, and the events that took place around this struggle.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

After Joseph Conrad traveled to the wilderness, he had inherited internal diseases and traumas from the human auction he saw.

Rating: 7.7 | Comments: 0

Jules Verne's book 20000 Leagues Under the Sea consists of twenty-nine chapters. Each of the chapters, all shorter than each other, is described by Professor Aronnaks, the main character of the book.

Rating: 7.2 | Comments: 0

This masterpiece, as Jack London says that he is Martin Eden, is a saturated work in many subjects. He successfully transfers periodic thought movements with writing, love and class differences.

Rating: 8.3 | Comments: 0

Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl, the first of which was published in 1947, was moved to present day with minor arrangements.

Rating: 8.2 | Comments: 0

The book, Life on the Mississippi, in which the change and progress in nature and culture is explained in the nature of Mississippi, is considered to be one of the important works of American literature.

Rating: 7.1 | Comments: 0

A Farewell to Arms is a great way to explain what happened to Henry and the cruelty of war. A love trying to flourish in the war, and reading how those experiences for the sake of love have faded away because of the war

Rating: 7 | Comments: 0

The Sound and The Fury book, which belongs to different periods, is moving from end to the beginning.

Rating: 7 | Comments: 0

Annabel Lee is a poetry book by Edgar Allan Poe and contains forty-one poems.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

The book of Adam and Eve, in which Twain wrote about the relationships between men and women, tells one of the most beautiful love stories.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

The work of the Prince and the Pauper, who teaches the rich about the poor, and the poor about the rich, is not only a children's book.

Rating: 7.8 | Comments: 0

Othello is a 5-act tragedy and focuses on a wide range of topics. Some of these issues are racism, love, jealousy, betrayal and morality.

Rating: 8 | Comments: 0

When I first started reading Brave New World, I thought reading it would be very difficult because of the varied terms but on the contrary I finished it very quickly

Rating: 7.8 | Comments: 0

Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany’s in 1958, shows the reader that the facts may be different than we think, and what kind of pain lies behind a smiling face.

Rating: 7.9 | Comments: 0

Lord of the Flies shows that even the naive and good kids can be brutal and can be slaved to their greed.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

Even though I know the end of this wonderful work, I couldn't find a single missing or error, it turned me upside down while reading. I think King's emotionally differentiated from his other books.

Rating: 8.6 | Comments: 0

The Iron Mask, a continuation of Dumas' Three Musketeers, was created by proposing realistic theories from real events.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

Hazel, a 16-year-old, was able to extend her life a little longer thanks to a medication that benefited her it was a new developing medication.

Rating: 8.5 | Comments: 1

The novel's main character is Viktor Frankenstein; he aims to create human beings and thus achieve the goal of immortality.

Rating: 7.6 | Comments: 0

George Eliot, the author of Silas Marner, is a British woman writer and translator, whose actual name is Mary Anne Evans.

Rating: 7 | Comments: 0

Viktor E. Frankl developed Logotherapy based on what he has experienced and witnessed during his detention at the Auschwitz concentration camp, one of the worst happenings in history.

Rating: 7.9 | Comments: 0

Why Nations Fail is trying to answer these questions once again in the modern world with the perspective of modern people.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

The Planet of the Apes takes place on the planet Sorror, where things are reversed.

Rating: 7.5 | Comments: 0

Although Shakespeare is inspired by Arthur Broke's Romeus and Juliet poetry, Shakespeare made some of the changes that are still very popular read and watched has made a work.

Rating: 8.5 | Comments: 1

Charles Dickens is a writer who best reflects the Victorian England and the effects of the Industrial Revolution on people and society.

Rating: 7.6 | Comments: 0

The book of The Secret of Letting Go consists of short stories and chapters. E

Rating: 6.7 | Comments: 0

Tuck Everlasting is a short story, but actually a children's book.

Rating: 7.3 | Comments: 1

A house at the bottom of a lake is a book that attracts attention with its name and cover design.

Rating: 6.8 | Comments: 0

The Call of the Wild takes place at a time when wolves are seen with some changes in their hair.

Rating: 7.6 | Comments: 0

Charles Dickens's novel A Christmas Carol provides a joyful reading experience for both children and adults.

Rating: 8 | Comments: 1

The Dead Poets Society is a book written by N. H. Kleinbaum, adapted from the film of the same name.

Rating: 7.9 | Comments: 0

In my opinion, Macbeth is one of the most important theaters. But I recommend that you do not read more than two Shakespeare books in a row with Shakespeare's love.

Rating: 7.2 | Comments: 0

Utopia was published in 1516 by Thomas More. Utopia is derived from More by Ancient Greek. “Topos” means place, “u” is a privative, “ia” is used to mean geography and it means “the country that does not exist”.

Rating: 8 | Comments: 0

Hamlet is a work of tragedy who was written by Shakespeare and though we don’t know in what years it was written, it is estimated between 1599 and 1601.

Rating: 8.1 | Comments: 0

Emma was published in 1915 and since then it has always been appreciated and read by so many. In Emma, Jane Austen who is regarded as the best English author after Shakespeare deals with tangled relationships take place in England of x19th century.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

Dostoyevsky is demonstrating a psychological compilation from individuals to society in his work named the Idiot.

Rating: 7.7 | Comments: 0

Leo Tolstoy, one of the most successful novelist ever, wrote a successful novel called Anna Karenina, and it published in 1877, in the Russian Newspaper in Russia.

Rating: 8.4 | Comments: 0

They say hanging onto the past is useless, that is really true. If we live in the past, we live the pain of the past too. The past can pave the way of today but today will pave the way of tomorrow.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

A tall and thin villager around fifty years old named Quixano, lives in a town in Spain. Quixano reads books about old-time knights in the townhouse, day and night.

Rating: 7.2 | Comments: 1

Scout’s brother Jem breaks his arms at the age of thirteen. They say different things as to how it happened.

Rating: 8.2 | Comments: 0

This book, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, appeals to not only kids but also grown-ups in terms of relating to things in it. Throughout the adventure, we can see that childhood is such a brave and innocent phase.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

Dracula is one the works in the classic goth literature, and it was also adapted to movies in different ways from 1972.

Rating: 7.2 | Comments: 1

Fairytales were the creator of our imaginary world. And of course, everyone heard about Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, some might have read them.

Rating: 7.5 | Comments: 2

Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment novel, which is one of the masterpieces of world literature history, is a novel that has influenced the world literature with its perfect language.

Rating: 8.5 | Comments: 0

War and Peace, which is the indispensables of world literature, actually talks about the events and emotions that can happen to the people ever since humanity exists.

Rating: 8.2 | Comments: 1

Although it is insistently put on the same shelf together with the children’s books, it is a book that must be read by every human being in various stages of their lives.

Rating: 8.2 | Comments: 2

The Irish author Christy Brown's book My Left Foot is one of the best autobiographies in the world

Rating: 7.8 | Comments: 0

Think of a world where you die, without reading a book, without pleasure, without thinking. Now think about the book called Fahrenheit 451.

Rating: 8.4 | Comments: 0

The Old Man and the Sea was written as a rather short and plain novel, that describes no matter what happens you should not feel hopeless, you should fight and hope.

Rating: 7.3 | Comments: 0

The most important meaning that I can deduce at the end of the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; as I mentioned at the beginning, there is always a reward or punishment for our actions in this world.

Rating: 7.9 | Comments: 0

Jonathan Livingston Seagull was written by Richard Bach in 1972, it was like a tale, but it was a story.

Rating: 8.1 | Comments: 1

White Fang describes a story of a wolf which is a half wolf and a half dog.

Rating: 8.1 | Comments: 1

Invasion of Afghanistan by Soviet Union created much drama and the best book which explains this tragedy, is the Kite Runner.

Rating: 8.4 | Comments: 0

The Count of Monte Cristo starts with the return of Edmond Dantes, who is a sailor from Marseilles, from an expedition.

Rating: 8.2 | Comments: 0

Journey to the Center of the Earth is one of Jules Verne 's best science fiction and adventure books.

Rating: 6.8 | Comments: 0

The novel ‘The Three Musketeers’ is the work of the writer in the genre of historical fiction. The book was adapted to lots of movies.

Rating: 8.2 | Comments: 1

Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous adventure novel, Treasure Island, takes us to a journey filled with excitement.

Rating: 7.7 | Comments: 0

David Copperfield is orphaned at a young age. The book tells us his insuperably life story and how he catches the happiness.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

One of the most important authors of English Literature Oscar Wilde, has only one book that can be categorized as a novel which is The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

One of the most important authors of British literature, Oscar Wilde, has a story book called The Happy Prince, which consists of four stories.

Rating: 7.3 | Comments: 2

Pride and Prejudice was written by Jane Austen when she was in her 20s, and it is one of the best classical novels that has a smooth language.

Rating: 8 | Comments: 0

The Strange Case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is the work of Robert Louis Stevenson, published first in 1886.

Rating: 7.5 | Comments: 1

Wuthering Heights is the first and last novel of Emily Brontë that was published in 1847. Emily Brontë wrote it one year before her death.

Rating: 7.9 | Comments: 0

Oliver Twist makes a significant break in terms of narrating city life and ideology and interpreting England of that time.

Rating: 7.3 | Comments: 2

Here in the introductory chapter of the book named The Art of War, an event about Sun Tzu was reported.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

Huckleberry Finn in novel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, is one of the most important characters that Mark Twain created for the world of literature.

Rating: 7.7 | Comments: 0

Dickens wrote ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ to publish in a literature magazine called “All Year Around” in 1859.

Rating: 7.6 | Comments: 0

George Orwell’s Animal Farm novel exists with his perfect expression. Although it is not showing the real personalities, it is very clear book with his penetrating intelligence.

Rating: 8.3 | Comments: 0

The pearl, on one hand, is a light for Kino’s expectations and for his son’s health and his educational expenses; and on the other hand, it has more than one meaning for thieves and rapacious merchants.

Rating: 7.1 | Comments: 0

American Author John Steinback’s The Grapes of Wrath is a ground-breaking novel that is still regarded as his masterpiece.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 0

The book "Bird Box" has 43 chapters, consisting of two main parts. As the chapters proceed, transitions between two parts starts to occur.

Rating: 8.2 | Comments: 1

Louisa May Alcott’s book Little Women is about a life struggle of sisters with their mother, after their father leaves for war and it has become one of the classics for some time in young adult novels.

Rating: 6.8 | Comments: 0

Robinson Crusoe is Daniel Defoe’s most popular book. Original name was “The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, Of York, Mariner”.

Rating: 7.7 | Comments: 0

As I said in the beginning, for the ones who like detective novels, ending is not that exciting. Writer’s attempt to ignore the killer and explain the suspects for so long already gives away the killer.

Rating: 7.4 | Comments: 1

As she was writing Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontë was inspired by her own life. Lowood School; mentioned in the book, was fictionalized through being inspired by the school where educated the children of the clergy and Charlotte Brontë herself was taught with her sisters.

Rating: 8.1 | Comments: 0

Although The Great Gatsby did not attract the expected attention when it was published in 1925, it is considered Fitzgerald’s most important work today.

Rating: 7.6 | Comments: 1

Fear by Stefan Zweig is a psychological thriller. I can still feel traces of Irene’s fear and Fritz’s sceptical approach at her.

Rating: 7.8 | Comments: 0

John Steinbeck wrote Of Mice and Men book based on the words of Burns; "Men and mice can never make their dreams come true." The book contains intense feelings of sensuality, poverty, innocence, purity and friendship.

Rating: 8.1 | Comments: 2