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[Austin]

Mansi wrote: "I'm rereading "A twist in the tale" by Jeffrey Archer .It's a collection of short stories and reading them after many years gives a fresh perspective.Most of them are good.
Can anybody suggest me ..."

We can have a JA buddy read in future if interested. You, me and Luffy are interested in JA books. There are many JA books in our office library, barring the latest ones.

Luffy, you should also think about trying books by John Grisham. Even though they are legal thrillers, basically, there are many similarities between JG and JA books. JG books may have dull book covers but let not that be your sole criteria for rejecting his books.

[Luffy Sempai]

Austin wrote: "Mansi wrote: "I'm rereading "A twist in the tale" by Jeffrey Archer .It's a collection of short stories and reading them after many years gives a fresh perspective.Most of them are good.
Can anybo..."

Austin, my reticence in trying JG is even more superficial than judging a book by its cover. I once saw a talk on YouTube between JG and Stephen King, and Grisham came off as rather... normal, instead of an artist. But if there is a buddy read, I'll read one of the early JG novels.

[Austin]

Luffy (Oda's Version) wrote: "Austin wrote: "Mansi wrote: "I'm rereading "A twist in the tale" by Jeffrey Archer .It's a collection of short stories and reading them after many years gives a fresh perspective.Most of them are g..."

Hmmm. On the other hand, I can't bear books by Stephen King, as you may know by now.

Mostly early JG novels are in our library. Also saw a book by David Baldacci - The Winner.

[Luffy Sempai]

Austin wrote: "Luffy (Oda's Version) wrote: "Austin wrote: "Mansi wrote: "I'm rereading "A twist in the tale" by Jeffrey Archer .It's a collection of short stories and reading them after many years gives a fresh ..."

Baldacci is no longer a favourite with me. King has written mostly meh books in my opinion. Do you read e-books?

[Austin]

Luffy (Oda's Version) wrote: "Austin wrote: "Luffy (Oda's Version) wrote: "Austin wrote: "Mansi wrote: "I'm rereading "A twist in the tale" by Jeffrey Archer .It's a collection of short stories and reading them after many years..."

If it's a short story like, say, Carmilla I can read it in an e-book. Otherwise, i find it tiring. I wear glasses btw.

[Luffy Sempai]

Austin wrote: "Luffy (Oda's Version) wrote: "Austin wrote: "Luffy (Oda's Version) wrote: "Austin wrote: "Mansi wrote: "I'm rereading "A twist in the tale" by Jeffrey Archer .It's a collection of short stories and..."

Okay, I didn't know that. Will go watch some anime now.

[Anulekha]

Just started reading Don Quixote

[Em Lost In Books, EmLo is my Name, PIFM is my Game]

Reading The Running Grave, so good to be back in company of Strike and Robin.

[Austin]

Anulekha wrote: "Just started reading Don Quixote"

Wow. That's one long book I believe.

[Anulekha]

Austin wrote: "Anulekha wrote: "Just started reading Don Quixote"

Wow. That's one long book I believe."

Yes, approximately 1000 pages.

[Aditya]

The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene

Greene is one of my favorite authors. His characters are complex and flawed. 4/5

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Rohit]

Read Ghachar Ghochar

[Nathan]

Currently reading Disturbed

[Shree]

Just started Lessons in Chemistry

[Anulekha]

Shree wrote: "Just started Lessons in Chemistry"

That's a good one. I enjoyed reading it.

[Austin]

I am reading a non-fiction book. Very rare for me. But it reads like a Dan Brown fiction book sans the action scenes.

No God but God: The Origins, Evolution and Future of Islam by Reza Aslan

[Rohit]

Finished Mistborn book 1. It was tough but loved it!

[Makrand]

Hello Folks,
I have read Dune #1 and #2 and am looking for a buddy to read #3 with.

If anyone is interested, please notify.

Thanks!

[Anulekha]

Finished Neverwhere.
I will start with Yellowface now.

[Ankita]

I am currently reading non-fiction How to Enjoy Your Life and Your Job and I soon going to start The Last Queen

[Mansi]

Any takeaways from this non fiction book @Ankita ?

[Ankita]

The most important one is prioritize and organize you work and make you work interesting rather than complaining.
I have recently read How to Win Friends and Influence People so those parts of the book were repetitive for me but what kept is the How to Stop Worrying and Start Living: Time-Tested Methods for Conquering Worry parts of the book.

[Anulekha]

Reading Middlemarch and The God of Small Things.

[Anu]

Aliyah by Sethu

[Ayush]

I just started reading Les Miserables: (Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition) by Victor Hugo

Will be posting my progress here -
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

[Maria]

I'm reading Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: A Therapist, Her Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed and it's so good! I've read a few non fiction before, but this is by far the best written, most engaging one. Probably because it reads as smoothly as fiction.

The author was a writer before becoming a therapist, and it shows.

[Aditya]

The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy. Best Indian book I have read, loss has seldom been rendered so beautifully. 5/5

My Review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Mansi]

I am reading _Five on Finniston Farm by Enid Blyton (Famous five series)
Had read a heavy novel ,so wanted sth light.

[Anulekha]

Aditya wrote: "
The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy. Best Indian book I have read, loss has seldom been rendered so beautifully. 5/5
..."

I agree. It is a poignant tale.

[Anulekha]

Mansi wrote: "I am reading _Five on Finniston Farm by Enid Blyton (Famous five series)
Had read a heavy novel ,so wanted sth light."

It has been years since I picked an Enid Blyton book. Would love to hear your views on it.

[Anulekha]

I am about to finish Stardust.
Picked up Miss Mole as well.

[Mansi]

Yes Anulekha, I read it in my YA days .now picked it because I wanted a lighter and short book

[Aditya]

Small Mercies by Dennis Lehane. One of modern crime fiction's greats return with his best book in years. 4/5

My Review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Tamanna]

m reading Samsara and the reading list

[Hazim]

Hyperion by Dan Simmons

[Umang]

What I learnt about investing from Darwin - Pulak Prasad

[Anita]

Anulekha wrote: "Mansi wrote: "I am reading _Five on Finniston Farm by Enid Blyton (Famous five series)
Had read a heavy novel ,so wanted sth light."

It has been years since I picked an Enid Blyton book. Would lo..."

Enid Blyton, esp the school series are my go to books as stress busters

[Anita]

Throne of glass series- Sarah Maas
Abhimanyu- The Warrior Prince M R Deepak

[Sparsh]

And then there were none by agatha christie

[Mansi]

@Sparsh are you reading it for the first time

[Mansi]

I'm reading"Where the wild cherries grow"by Laura Madeleine

[Aditya]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey. Powerful and entertaining, every non-conformist's favorite book.

My Review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Nathan]

Currently Reading The Ice Beneath Her

[Shabnam]

I am Shabnam E. I have published my first ebook 'At The Crossroads'. It is just 34 pages. It is available for free on Kindle Unlimited. Please read my ebook and share your valuable reviews.

[cycads and ferns]

I am currently reading the Booker shortlist and just finished The Plains by Gerald Murnane.

[MUKUL]

i am reading 1Q84

[Naveen]

I'm reading Dhammapada.
I started a challange to read the top 5 religions in the world. as part of this, it is 3rd religion Im reading.

[Nathan]

CR Mosaic, Shadow Sands

[Varsha]

I just finished The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Loved it.

[Aditya]

Post Office by Charles Bukowski. Bukowski’s semi-autobiographical, irreverent anecdotes from working a dead-end job, getting drunk and chasing women. I loved it.

My Review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...