Fantasy:
The Bartimaeus Trilogy: The Amulet of Samarkand : Jonathan Stroud
Review pts: 7.5/10
The Bartimaeus Trilogy: The Golem’s Eye: Jonathan Stroud
Review pts: 7.5/10
The Bartimaeus Trilogy: Ptolemy’s Gate: Jonathan Stroud
Review pts: 8/10
Artemis Fowl : Eoin Colfer
Review pts: 6.5/10
Fiction:
Da Vinci Code: Dan Brown
Review pts: 6/10
The Kite Runner: Khaled Hosseini
Review pts: 9.5/10
Five point someone : Chetan Bhagat
Review pts: 8/10
One Night at Call center : Chetan Bhagat
Review pts: 5/10
The God father : Mario Puzo
Review pts: 8/10
Midnight’s Children : Salman Rushdie
Review pts: 4/10
Veronica Decides to die: Paulo Coehlo
Review pts: 6/10
Memoirs of a Geisha : Arthur Golden
Review pts: 6.5/10
Swami and Friends : R K Narayan
Review pts: 7.5/10
Bachelor of Arts : R K Narayan
Review pts: 5/10
Winged Dreams: Deepak Yeshwant
Review pts: 6/10
How Opal Mehta Got kissed, Got wild, Got a Life: Kaavya Viswanathan
Review pts: 5/10
Non Fiction:
Anne Frank - The Diary of a Young Girl : Anne Frank
Review pts: 6.5/10
Classics:
Alchemist: Paulo Coehlo
Review pts: 7/10
To Kill a mocking Bird: Harper Lee
Review pts: 9/10
Children's Classics:
Anne of Green Gables : LM Montgomery
Review pts: 7.5/10
Humor:
Inscrutable Americans: Anurag Mathur
Review pts: 6/10
Ring for Jeeves : PG Wodehouse
Review pts: 7/10
The Code of the Woosters : PG Wodehouse
Review pts: 8/10
Short Stories:
Malgudi Days : R K Narayan
Review pts: 7/10
5 comments:
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I've started reading Wodehouse recently and i must say i love his style and Bertie Wooster too.
'Much Obliged, Jeeves' is my fave among the 3 that i've read.
Yeah his style is simply awesome...
The way with which R K Narayan makes us see through a 10 year old's eyes deserves appreciation. This is one of those books where you can relate to with.
The characters are etched deep into our hearts. When Rajam bids adieu, you feel a lump in your throat. You never mind reading it again and again to get into the world of swami.
The best children's book I have ever read, and the only book which has made me laugh so much.
P.S- If you are a Tamilian, read the book for sure, you can enjoy it even more.
The way with which R K Narayan makes us see through a 10 year old's eyes deserves appreciation. This is one of those books where you can relate to with.
The characters are etched deep into our hearts. When Rajam bids adieu, you feel a lump in your throat. You never mind reading it again and again to get into the world of swami.
The best children's book I have ever read, and the only book which has made me laugh so much.
P.S- If you are a Tamilian, read the book for sure, you can enjoy it even more.
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