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RE: Karen Marie Moning: "The Immortal Highlander"
once you start with a Karen Marie Moning Book it is hard to put them down. This series was entertaining. with or without red wine. If you would like to really hear something. Listen to this book in your Cd while on a trip. The guy who does the reading is great.
RE: ronda byrne: the secret
I am reading this book now. And it really does make you think. I applied its principle for an entire day and everything worked my way. Kinda nice for change...
RE: Mitch Albom: Tuesdays with Morrie
This is a great Book. I too have read this book numerous times. It will really make you appreciate life.
Tammy
Tammy
RE: Khaled Hosseini: The kite runner
i've read two books of khalid hosseini the kite runner and a thousand splendid sun...and they both brilliant books to read.i remember reading the second book during my flight to vancouver and i was a bit embarrassed when tears can't stopped flowing while i was reading it.a must read!
RE: Mitch Albom: Tuesdays with Morrie
I loved this book, and read 2 times. I am in the process of reading it for more times to come. Mitch is a brilliant author, he is the type of writer who inspire others to think and do what matters in life. He has also written another book with the title Have a little faith, which I also enjoyed.
RE: paulo coelho: The Zahir
just not yet finish reading this..but love the author so much..the most book that i love from him is the alchemist and eleven minutes..
RE: Khaled Hosseini: The kite runner
kite runner is one of the most fabulous book tht i have been reading so far...
have not been able to finish the book due to assignments and exams but iam very much looking fowward to it..
people who liked reading this book wud definately luv a thuosand splendid suns from the same writer....
have not been able to finish the book due to assignments and exams but iam very much looking fowward to it..
people who liked reading this book wud definately luv a thuosand splendid suns from the same writer....
RE: Stephnie MEYER: The Twilight saga
This vampire series is a quick fun read... its not necessarily "great literature" but its well written and extremely entertaining. Its targeted to teenage girls but certainly caught my attention. I guess it triggers that whimsical romantic in anyone. I'm not a fan of the films, but at least it gave this little series the attention it deserves. If you haven't read them... do it now!
RE: ronda byrne: the secret
i read this book and love to read it always..
the secret will change ur life if u will apply it..
the secret will change ur life if u will apply it..RE: Khaled Hosseini: The kite runner
I loved this book. I learned so much more about the country and its people than I had known before.
RE: Hunter S. Thompson: Fear and loathing in las vegas
There's nothing I can say we all read it and loved it. Sorry cop out but I am not a literary agent who am to say?!
RE: Hunter S. Thompson: Hells Angels
He knew when RIDE HARD as well as WALL FLOWER it! The man was amazing.
RE: Derren Brown: Tricks of the mind
derren is brilliant, i love when he calls a random phone in london and hypnotizes the listener to fall asleep
RE: Steve Harvey: act like a lady think like a man
This book was really a good read. Good to hear from a man's veiw.
RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: 100 years of solitude
Very unique and uncomparable with anything else. Liked it unconditionally, regretfully not in original language, but still - great!
RE: J.R.R. Tolkien: The Lord of The Rings
Great book, read it several times, first in English - many years ago - and later in Russian (it's my native) when it was translated by two different translators (read both variants)very interesting, rich of characters and creatures, events, cannot but admire the author's creative imagination and language.
RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: 100 years of solitude
Like all literature masters, this book has to be read in its original language. It keeps its freshness. When translated it looses magic.
Once upon a time, there was a place where we could enjoy time and people. Let's keep dreaming !
Once upon a time, there was a place where we could enjoy time and people. Let's keep dreaming !
RE: J.K. Rowling: Harry Potter
The whole series of books is very good. The best way to read them is from the first all the way to the seventh. Great development of characters and plot.
RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: 100 years of solitude
it's impressive I love this book you need to follow the story of each character and know the time to discover the meaning and what I learned is that I need to appreciate what I have received and how should heritage to future generations there is old saying on spanish "There is no evil that lasts 100 years, no body that hold"
RE: Stephen King: The Stand
I love King..but this is my favourite book of his.. Although I will never forgive him for killing off Larry Underwood. :)
RE: Margaret George: the memories of Cleopatra
I love this book. I'm a Caesar fanatic..Colleen McCullough also writes good books on Caesar
RE: George Orwell: Animal Farm
all animals are equal,but some animals are more equal then others...fav quote from the book...it's quite a chilling statement
RE: Margaret Mitchell: Gone With The Wind
Like an Old Wine... reading such this romance story awakes my passions. Is there any Scarlett still alive?!
RE: Stephnie MEYER: The Twilight saga
Ok, so all of you adults who got the Twilight bug, here is one for you, Stephanie Meyer's The Host. Great Book, strangest love triangle I ever read. If you liked the Twilight Sage you will like this book too.
RE: Steve Harvey: act like a lady think like a man
I think this book was great, it was great to get a man's perspective on women. I highly recommend it.
RE: J.R.R. Tolkien: The Lord of The Rings
It seems ages ago since i read the Lord of the Rings. I read it three times and even in a time i should have studied for my exams instead of reading Tolkiens books. But there was no defense against it. Tolkien set a milestone in such away that it will be nearly impossibe to surpass it. Every other fantasy writer is/was more or less influenced by J.R.R. And the biggest merrit is that he made
the categorie acceptable and in doing so opened the gate for all the other enthralling bards.
the categorie acceptable and in doing so opened the gate for all the other enthralling bards.
RE: Raymond Feist: Magician
My next book will be that one 8). I succeeded in buying all of his books (finally). Feist is a first class story teller, who drags you into his world en keeps you nailed to the seat of your chair till
you can finally turn the last page.
The wonder is it doesnt end there its just the start for the next book which immerses you further in his era-wide tale.
So indeed a very good choice!
you can finally turn the last page.
The wonder is it doesnt end there its just the start for the next book which immerses you further in his era-wide tale.
So indeed a very good choice!
RE: stieg larsson: The girl with the dragon tatoo series
I have being trying to read this book for over two months but just cant do it, everytime i pick it up i would put it down, now that you said its so good i am going to try this weekend. Thanks
RE: Orson Scott Card: Ender's Game
I love this book. It was recommended to me by a coworker. I couldn't put it down.
RE: Orson Scott Card: Ender's Game
What a great book! One of my favourites!
Last one of the saga I read was 'Shadow of the Giant', highly recommended. Basically Ender's Game from Bean's point of view.
Last one of the saga I read was 'Shadow of the Giant', highly recommended. Basically Ender's Game from Bean's point of view.
RE: Frank Herbert: Dune
One of the best Sci-fi books and one of my favourites books! I've read them all (yes, even the ones from Brian and Anderson...)
Long live the God Emperor!
Long live the God Emperor!
RE: Stephen King: The Stand
I have read most all of King's books and this is my favorite. The clearcut choice each character makes between good and evil ie the Man in Black or the Lady in the Corn is the choice we all make in our daily lives.