Suggestions for BOTM (Mar,2017)

[Aakash]

So here are the Results for the BOTM Nov. This time more people voted so it means more people are going to read it! :D It's just getting more amazing! You can start reading Fahrenheit 451 From Nov. 1st, A thread will made as soon as its Nov!

Happy Reading People! looking forward to it.

1. Fahrenheit 451

 5
2. خس و خاشاک زمانے - مستنصر حسین تارڑ
 2 
3. Lord of the Rings: (Series)
 1 
4. Crooked kingdom 1
 1 
5. The Goldfinch by Donna Tart
 2
6. The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman
 1
7. Aurora By Kim Stanley Robinson
 1 
8. American Brat by Bapsi Sidhwa 
 1 
9. hitchhikers guide to the galaxy series!
 1 
10. KARTOGRAPHY..Kamila Shamsie 
 1 
 
11. The Centre of My World
12. Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies 
13. Empires of the Indus 
14. The Illuminatus! Trilogy

[Aakash]

Hello! :)

You can start reading botm and you can discuss anything that comes in your mind.

GoodLuck!

Fahrenheit 451 Nov BOTM

[Aakash]

hello! :)

are you guys reading the BOTM??

[⊱ Poppy ⊰]

Nope I'm reading This Is Where It Ends :D You should read it too :P

[Eesha]

not yet, This Is Where It Ends is demanding to be finished first :P

[Aakash]

haha i am gonna read BOTM! :P buddy read is a YA! :P

[⊱ Poppy ⊰]

Aakash wrote: "haha i am gonna read BOTM! :P buddy read is a YA! :P"

What's the problem with YA? Its not like you don't read YA at all XD

[Aakash]

Lol. :v it's not a priority though :p

[Kamran]

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari

[S]

Kartography by Kamila Shamsie

[Aakash]

hey guys!

Dec Read Suggestions are up!

[Thall]

I nominate The Trial by Franz Kafka cuz I'm already halfway through it.

[⊱ Poppy ⊰]

Nevernight by Jay Kristoff. :P *throws a fantasy in between*

[S]

I will nominate Kartography since I have already started it and 1/3 way through it .

[Maria]

Any fantasy readers here? I wanna suggest The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making by Catherynne M. Valente because I have a copy

[Maria]

⊱ Poppy ⊰ wrote: "Nevernight by Jay Kristoff. :P *throws a fantasy in between*"

Wow, did you start reading it yet? :D

[Mustafa]

The Colour Purple by Alice Walker

[Kamran]

Pakistan Beyond Crisis state

[Yahya]

i am looking forward to read Love and Revolution Faiz Ahmed Faiz, written by his grandson Ali Madeeh Hashmi.

[Saqib]

Tersias by G.P Taylor http://www.gptaylor.info/content/view...

[Waheed]

Hi guys, i have just finished reading Against Democracy by Jason Brennan. Its a strong critique of democracy and how we can make it better by electing the knowledgeables_ the type of people who are Philosopher Kings of Plato. The writer has presented an incisive and intriguing account of democracy with a different perspective. Its a treat to give it a reading.

[⊱ Poppy ⊰]

Maria wrote: "⊱ Poppy ⊰ wrote: "Nevernight by Jay Kristoff. :P *throws a fantasy in between*"

Wow, did you start reading it yet? :D"

Nope Maria I haven't started it yet :P If it got selected this month we'll read together, if not then i'll read it nonetheless :P

[⊱ Poppy ⊰]

Aalia wrote: "My vote for The Chronicles of Amber. Heard too much about it and some of the people I trust most with recommendations have enthusiastically insisted that I read it.

Or, let's read some good, old J..."

Aalia do not waste your time on "Paper Towns" its bakwas :/ :3 *remembering the bitter time of reading paper towns*

[zoha (A book maestro)]

Hi peeps! Just saw this thread exists... I nominate 1984 by George Orwell. *Fingers crossed*

[Aakash]

I hope everyone nominating book is going to read the Dec Read no matter which book is selected.. :)

Do not forget to check group boookshelf before suggesting a book. :)

[Ahmad]

What about Dozakhnama by Rabisankar bal?

[Awais]

The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead; heard great things about it!

[Muhammad]

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck..
It is only 100 pages long.
One of the strongest aspect of this novel is characterization. I believe John is a master of this art.
The pace of the novel is slow and at the end you will be left in a state of bewilderment...and you will wish, this novel to be at least 300 pages long.

[Aakash]

Suggestion will get closed by 12 am 27 Nov. 2016. (which is today's night). And then vote for them and the book with most votes will be chosen as Dec Read.

[Aakash]

Hey!!

I see no book with atleast two votes.

[zoha (A book maestro)]

1984 got two votes.... Yayy!! Though can't you guys create a poll and invite people??

[Aakash]

Please vote for the book you want to be read in Dec. deadline is Dec. 03, 2016.

1. The Trial by Franz Kafka
2. Nevernight by Jay Kristoff.
3. Tersias by G.P Taylor 
4. The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making by Catherynne M. Valente 
5. The Colour Purple by Alice Walker 
6. Pakistan Beyond Crisis state Cogman 
7. The Chronicles of Amber 
8. John Green. Paper towns 
9. Love and Revolution Faiz Ahmed Faiz 
10. KARTOGRAPHY..Kamila Shamsie 
11. Everything we Keep by Kerry Lonsdale 
12. 1984 by George Orwell. 
13. Dozakhnama by Rabisankar bal 
14. The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead 

[Aakash]

Voting polls will be featured soon. Not this month though.

[Thall]

1984.

[Aakash]

1984.. xD

[⊱ Poppy ⊰]

The Trial by Franz Kafka.
I have already read 1984 and THAT BOOK WAS JUST PHENOMENAL <3

[zoha (A book maestro)]

I nominated 1984 so my vote obviously goes to this one! :D

[Awais]

Underground Railroad.

[Rabiya]

The Hating game by Sally Thorne

[Aakash]

Rabiya wrote: "The Hating game by Sally Thorne"

you have to choose from the above list #192

and two hours remaining and i guess its 1984 then!

[S]

Kartography by Kamila Shamsie

[Aakash]

 1984 by George Orwell. 

Is the BOTM OF DEC.

For more details and download click here

[Ahmed]

Dead Reckoning: Memories of the 1971 Bangladesh War by sharmila bose
must read for pakistanis to get to know that how the media , india and bengalis had changed the facts

[Aakash]

Hi All!

Suggestions for the next BOTM Jan. 2017. are on. You can suggest any book by Dec. 28, and then a poll will be created to vote for the read.

[Shafaq]

I would suggest Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky.

[Awais]

I nominate When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi.

[bajwa]

Jinnah by Stanley Wolpert

[Aneela]

Forty Rules of Love by Elif Shefak

[Thall]

Well, the last pick was frigging great so I'll take part again. My nomination would be 'No Longer Human' by Dazai Osamu.

[Maaz]

Skin and other stories by roald dahl