Books I enjoyed the most?

Hi everyone,

Here's a list of some books that I really enjoyed reading .. I recently re-read some of them and have fallen in love all over again !!

- To Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee
- Almost all of P.G. Wodehouse's books especially the Golf Omnibus .. it is hilarious!
- Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
- Chocolat by Joanne Harris
- Chamber by John Grisham
- Anne of Green Gables by L.M.Montgomery
- Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
- Enid Blyton's Malory Towers series

luv,
Priya.

Hello Ladies,

If you like to read serious stuff please check out Marylin French's -'Women's room'..
It is the most amazing book I have ever read..If you are feminist at heart you SHOULD read this book. It is A MUST READ!

Swapna

Originally Posted by swapna15

Hello Ladies,

If you like to read serious stuff please check out Marylin French's -'Women's room'..
It is the most amazing book I have ever read..If you are feminist at heart you SHOULD read this book. It is A MUST READ!

Swapna

Hi swapna,

Definite read...though it is very serious..but is quite enlighting...

Originally Posted by priya24

Hi everyone,

Here's a list of some books that I really enjoyed reading .. I recently re-read some of them and have fallen in love all over again !!

- To Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee
- Almost all of P.G. Wodehouse's books especially the Golf Omnibus .. it is hilarious!
- Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
- Chocolat by Joanne Harris
- Chamber by John Grisham
- Anne of Green Gables by L.M.Montgomery
- Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
- Enid Blyton's Malory Towers series

luv,
Priya.

Hi priya,

If you liked fountainhead..you will also like atlas shrugged.
johngrisham all his books are good....

Hi,

Try reading Jane Austen. You will finish it with refreshing experience
If you like fast-paced thrillers, dont miss Alistair Maclean. Almost all his novels are exhilarating. they are short, fast paced, and have a hero you would admire.

Happy reading,
Radhika

Hi,

My list of all-time favorites

- Alistair Maclean - almost all the books
- Robin Cook - most books
- Jane Austen - all
- Shakespeare
- R L Stevenson
- I dont know whether to add this section - Archies and Richie Rich comic strips
- Amar Chitra Katha and Chandamama series

I have tried collecting some of the above and my dream is to have a library of my own.

Cheers!
Radhika

Hi Shanti,

I never got around to reading Atlas Shrugged because from the excerpts and reviews that I came across, the story seemed almost exactly like Fountainhead. But I will now give it a try ..

Thanks for the suggestion .. I was looking for a good read!

luv,
Priya.

Originally Posted by shanvy

Hi priya,

If you liked fountainhead..you will also like atlas shrugged.
johngrisham all his books are good....

I recently read - The Kite Runner (by Khaed Hosseini). It was amazing. It captured the history of Afghanistan (ad its related problems) very well through the personalized account of one man and his family and friends.

If you want to try something new, do try this book. I couldn't put it down..it was so interesting.

Other than this, I LOVE Agatha Christie. I can read her books over and over again without getting bored (even after knowing "who dunnit" ).

I also like all the Robert Ludlum's and Clive Cussler's in the thrillers category.

For romantic fiction, I love Jude Deveraux. She has such an interesting way of writing, that I never, ever get bored...when I pick up a book from her, I know I'm in for a treat. If you have never read her - then try "A Knight in Shining Armor". That was her first that I read and got hooked.

Priya 24 - I also love P.G. Wodehouse. I last read his "Pigs have Wings" and I was rolling with laughter all the time... and I also like most of Enid Blyton's...brings back so many memories. Specially secret seven, famous five etc

MSRadhika - I also dig Amar Chitra Kathas...I got a ton of them recently from navrang website.

I recently joined a book club and have enjoyed these two books by "Khalid Hosseini" A Thousand Splendid Suns" and "The Kite Runner". I cried alot while reading both of them. Yep, I can't believe even as i'm typing this message countless people in the world are undergoing this horrendous fate.
~ Naazneen :mad:

Originally Posted by priya24

Hi Shanti,

I never got around to reading Atlas Shrugged because from the excerpts and reviews that I came across, the story seemed almost exactly like Fountainhead. But I will now give it a try ..

Thanks for the suggestion .. I was looking for a good read!

luv,
Priya.

Hi priya,

You feel so because of the ideology that ayn rand brings out..yeah both the atlas shrugged, fountainhead...have strong characters...but again...it is interesting....

have a good time.....