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currently the penultimate episode of the Tales of The Otori... I must say I am very impressed with the series. Its not Fire and Ice level but still is a good one...
Just read The Fault in Our Stars So many discussions about the book, so I went along and read the book. It is a beautiful book, a book which subtly deals with the frailty of life. The ending is too depressing... highly recommended.
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"How did you find the CAtcher in the Rye?
I rememb..."
It was an awesome book... a cynical character like Holden is a treat to read...
Smitha wrote: "two- three quarters - to be exact"two questions? Why twice and then three quarters the third time? :D
The Suitable Boy is perhaps one of the most brilliant books out there. I have never been able to forget it. Now will I ever. All of Vikram Seth's books pull you in and never let go.Bukowski is one of my favourite poets.Had he written novels? I had no idea. My favourite poem by him is Raw With Love. It's phenomenal.
I didn't much like the choices she made in the end. first time was curious to know what happens, second time- a slower read to inhale the beauty of the writing. 3rd time after along gap- just to refresh the story
(all this was before my ereader era when I had limited no. of books)
(all this was before my ereader era when I had limited no. of books)
I have started The Postman Always Rings Twice by James M. Cain for my "novel cure" challenge. This should help for people who suffer from apathy. I'm not pathologically apathetic but sometimes I don't want to do anything (except sitting down with a good book).
Reading India Was One...Looks a decent enough read, but all the references/sub-texts to explain the 'indian' words or cricket or food or just some customs.. all of this is a bit tiring to read, without them, probably the book would have shrunk by 30% at least! Still awaiting the partition
Smitha wrote: "dely, what is novel cure challenge? sounds interesting.Adi, its in my to-read list"
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I have added this new challenge in one of my placeholders so it didn't show up in the updates.
I have started reading The Portrait of a Lady by Henry James for my "novel cure" challenge. This book should help anxious people.
I've started reading A Dance With Dragons, the fifth book in ASOIAF. But since I know that it's going to take me months to finish that tome, I've also decided to do some parallel reading this time. First up is, Something Fresh by P. G. Wodehouse. This Blandings Castle series looks interesting,
I finished "The Kingdom of Gods" this week and started reading "Deadhouse Gates". Next up is "Best Served Cold" by Joe Abercrombie.
An wrote: "@aditya - non-Indian readers find this part interesting."Yes "An Indian"...just as I found the explanation of baseball interesting. Am about 55% through and still awaiting partition :D
Currently reading Vernon God little (more than halfway through), the Goldfinch and atlas shrugged.. All the three in parallel . :-P
Finished visin in white by Nora roberts and The grand Sophie by Georgette Heyer. Both were fun and romantic reads. Planning to read more of Heyer. Onto a cozy mystery by Charles Todd now.
Heyer is good, but a bit repetitive (as most authors are). Remember liking her Sprig Muslin..
Nora Roberts, Charles Todd - yet to read
Nora Roberts, Charles Todd - yet to read
Rebecca wrote: "Finished visin in white by Nora roberts and The grand Sophie by Georgette Heyer. Both were fun and romantic reads. Planning to read more of Heyer. Onto a cozy mystery by Charles Todd now."The Grand Sophy is one of my favorite books by Heyer... You should read her Arabella, its equally good. In fact, all of them are good :) :)
Smitha wrote: "Airport - have readDevotion of suspect x - yet to read. How is it?"
Just started Smitha.. Looks good in the beginning. Lets see.. Will let you know once I finish it :)
Finished Reading: The prophecy of Trivine Word Processor of the Gods - short story from Skeleton Crew
Now Reading:
Biraj Bahu by Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay
The Man who would not shake hands - short story from the collection Skeleton Crew by Stephen King
Next Read:
Gunahon ka devta by Dharmveer Bharti
Beachworld - short story from the collection Skeleton Crew
I am currently reading the last book from the Millennium Trilogy, The Girl who kicked the Hornets Nest.
Had started it a few months ago, somehow got relegated to the depths of my reading list. Have to resume, rather restart soon.
Currently reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. All Epic Fantasy Fiction fans, try this series out.
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Also The Sense of an Ending brilliant book 5/5.
Gonna get back to If On a Winter's Night A Traveler