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yeah- coelho is my anti-depressant pill

Hi Polly Parrot and Spark Chaser- I have sent the ebook and the survey links via email to both of you... And now I am chewing my nails in nervousness...:blush:

Great! Thanks for your interest guys.:) I will send you the links on your email...

His masterpiece is Old Man and the Sea.

Pickwick Papers....love this lighthearted comedy

I totally love Mark Twain. He created my childhood fantasies for me....:stars5: Love the adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn. They are a must read for every child.

I have just read 1 of his work: The remains of the day. And i have read it thrice. It is a pleasant book. But not a very memorable one I am afraid. I wrote my thoughts on this book in greater detail here: The Remains Of The Day-Kazuo Ishiguro

I am a fan of Paulo Coelho too. My favorite so far is Eleven Minutes. Read my review here to find out why I like the book so much.Eleven Minutes- Paulo Coelho

I don't like e-books because: 1. they are a strain on my eye 2. I cannot cuddle up in bed with them 3. They don't smell of old paper( ummm.... i love that smell) 4.Carrying a laptop is more cumbersome than carrying the real book So I think that in spite of all the technology,real paper...

Hi friends, I have recently finished writing these two e-books: Gift a Book: 101 ideas-Ultimate guide to the best gifts How to read literature: A literature study guide I need your honest opinion before I start selling these books. I shall send you complimentary copies of the e-books, should...

The Diary Of A Young Girl-Anne FrankThe Diary Of A Young Girl-Anne Frank

The British Council Library....pick up a great book from their exhibit section, grab a cup of coffee and sink into a bean bag.

i gave up reading the last few pages of The Black Prince by Iris Murdoch because i was shocked by the quirky climax. I thought Murdoch had pulled a meaningless stunt. However I realized the beauty of the book once I read the entire book a few months later. You can read my comments on the...

would you believe it if i told you I don't like Harry Potter- I think that it should be reserved for kids only.

Peter Carey- Oscar and Lucinda

i have read this book 3times. not because it was particularly enlightening but because it is written in such a commonplace manner that i keep forgetting the plot. but the book does remain a good entertainer, even if it does not have a very strong statement to make.:stars3::)

I dont quite enjoy reading Camus, Kafka or Kundera- I think they demand too much attention and mental reworking. You an just take them for their word..you have to look at underlying meanings. All that work takes the pleasure out of reading.

@Beer Good- I like your comments on the book. Very insightful. I watched a documentary on Discovery channel on the truth behind the story...looks like pretty much of it is true. As far as the movie is concerned, I am too scared to watch it.

All good quality literature needs to be reread if the reader wants to understand the full scope of the work. Having said that, my personal favorites are: -Jonathan Livingstone Seagul (Bach) because of its inspirational quality -Macbeth because of its difficulty level -Siddhartha for its...

very popular writer It seems the author is really successful among children and teens for his novels based on history- the Genghis Khan series for example (Wolf of the Plains is one of them). It is quite a rage.