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Classico Interesto (CR) To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Which book do u suggest to start with? Do you have anything in mind that you always skipped telling yourself: Aaj Nahi.. :D



Hmm. Okay okay, so I'll suggest some books I know as my list is very little (inches long) then you reflect on it from the next TBR. Okay?

I'm okay with that. I have a few classics buddy reads for the next few months, I'll inform as and when they start, and then we can decide what to do.
Happy reading :)

Just finished Intro. (Hope I get this comedy or satire :-D)

You guys enjoy till then...:)


Hey Utkarsh, we'll be glad to have you. It's a short book and pretty easy too. Just overlook the historical references and you're good :)

This book is hilarious, pure sarcasm. Also, I am liking the writing style.
I already have short fuse for laughter, I think I am gonna laugh like an idiot throughout the book.
(view spoiler)

Anyhow, you 3 enjoy! Happy Reading. :-)

Anyhow, you 3 enjoy! Happy Reading. :-)"
You can start now with this super fast book I've ever read. :-D and humorous book. :-)

of course you can join. I am halfway done. Its a short book, full of sarcasm.

@ Utkarsh :)

Rebecca- more the merrier. It's anyway an easy, super fast and fun read.

I feel it is better for us to have this habit.
#Habit 1 : "Thou shalt state thy progress before dinner everyday".
:-D From this fellow buddies will have an idea. :-)
Suggestions?
And Happy reading.

It feels like mockery of war and human nature. Funny and thought provoking at the same time.And Writing is excellent.
I will finish it after dinner I guess.
What chapter you liked most yet guys.

It feels like mockery of war and human nature. Funny and thought provoking at the same time.And Writing is excellent.
I will finish it after dinner I guess...."
I agree. :-) Funny and thought provoking. :-D
@Rebecca: I remember you saying a slow reader. :P :-D 11 chapters already. :-) Good going.
I have halted at 15, reading other books. :-)

@Raeez yeah, it is.
Okay, I am too stopping for now.

That line had me cracking too! I liked chapter 1 best. But I also found The Old Woman's Story funny. It's such a mockery in itself! It's so funny how straight forward the writing is- she found us kissing and kicked my backside out of the house- lol!


I would have finished it sooner but I kept laughing in between and kept thinking about what I had read.

I get what you mean about the profanity written with causality. I read the chapter about Eldorado- that was something! It was this chapter that I found my favorite quote from- "you see, my friend, how perishable are the riches of this world. There is nothing more solid but virtue and the prospect of seeing Lady Cunégonde again".
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If you like to join , you can. We can read one book of your choice and one of mine. What say ?
May be this will be the first book : Candide by Voltaire.