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message 1: by [deleted user] (new)

hi, Rahul
I will go through ur books and let u know


message 2: by Jarvis (new)

Jarvis PMed him? :-)


message 3: by [deleted user] (new)

Sea of Poppies (Ibis Trilogy, #1)
Of mice and men
Letter from Peking
A Midsummer Night's Dream
The Last Leaf
Life of Pi
Macbeth
Daughter of the East: An Autobiography
Malgudi Days
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Kite Runner
Angels & Demons (Robert Langdon, #1)
Open
Jaya: An Illustrated Retelling of the Mahabharata


message 4: by [deleted user] (new)

these are books from ur shelf that interest me. I like books based Mahabharata and hindu mythology too. I want to read Paulo Coelho books also. so its tough choice for me


message 5: by [deleted user] (new)

yes Gehna


message 6: by Jarvis (new)

Jarvis To kill a mockingbird - really good
Life of pi - I didn't like it
Last leaf - it is a short story. You should read it!
Malgudi days - really good

*runs away* :P


message 7: by [deleted user] (last edited May 01, 2016 01:39AM) (new)

Me too...me too

Of Mice and Men- Really good. Also May BOTM.
The Kite Runner- Really really Good. You will like it. Damn sure.
Malgudi Days- Oh helloo..? It's RKN. His name is enough.

A Midsummer's night Dream & Hamlet- Aarti, Shakespeare? Really? You serious?

*Runs away with Ginny* :P:P


message 8: by Jarvis (new)

Jarvis Hi5, Arpit! :D


message 9: by Rahul (last edited May 01, 2016 02:16AM) (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Ahemmm..Guys I'll take it from here..:p

Aarti you have just got the best of them and made it difficult for me to choose. We can do a BR cum Copycat if you choose Jaya. With a Yuganta in my hand it will be interesting to see how these two authors dissect the Mahabharata differently.

But choose anyone of em and you will not be dissapointed. If you have a busy month ahead go on with Mice and Men/Malgudi days/Last leaf.


message 10: by Rahul (last edited May 01, 2016 02:16AM) (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Looking at your Read and by To read, only one came up was Yuganta and thanks to Gorab, I got a copy yesterday.

Your 5 stars and I am not looking for anything else :D


message 11: by [deleted user] (new)

I have read dift books on Maharabharata but all in Marathi. I m not sure if I will be comfortable and get that feeling with Maharabharata in English.

I will be reading Of mice and men with BOTM


message 12: by [deleted user] (new)

Thanks Gehna and Arpit


message 13: by [deleted user] (new)

Arpit: " A Midsummer's night Dream & Hamlet- Aarti, Shakespeare? Really? You serious?"

why?
I want to read all shakespear someday.


message 14: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Aarti wrote: "I have read dift books on Maharabharata but all in Marathi. I m not sure if I will be comfortable and get that feeling with Maharabharata in English.

I will be reading Of mice and men with BOTM"


Cool. BTW Jaya is a simple read and do keep it in your Soon-to-read list,looking at your likes. All the best.


message 15: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Aarti wrote: " Arpit: " A Midsummer's night Dream & Hamlet- Aarti, Shakespeare? Really? You serious?"

why?
I want to read all shakespear someday."


Yes...me too..... in distant future....


message 16: by [deleted user] (new)

I will read To kill a Mockinbird first then we will read Jaya


message 17: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments ****Spoiler alert****

You'll confused, to love or hate this book!!


message 18: by Jarvis (new)

Jarvis Aarti wrote: "I will read To kill a Mockinbird first then we will read Jaya"

Yayy! Mockingbird!!


message 19: by Jarvis (new)

Jarvis I also want to read all the Shakespeare's. We can have a BR, you know :-)


message 20: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Gehna wrote: "I also want to read all the Shakespeare's. We can have a BR, you know :-)"

Let one come up as a BOTM


message 21: by Jarvis (new)

Jarvis You nominate one for June BOTM ;)


message 22: by [deleted user] (new)

Rahul: " ****Spoiler alert****

You'll confused, to love or hate this book!! "


thanks for heads up and saving me from dissappointment. I wont expect much now. I have heard so much abt this book. I wanted to read this for so long.


message 23: by [deleted user] (new)

Gehna: " I also want to read all the Shakespeare's. We can have a BR, you know :-) "

yeah sure, I havent read much classics. but I have high aims. B-)
still not completed Pride and Prejudice. Pranjali dategi ab :P


message 24: by [deleted user] (new)

I couldnt find epub of Mockingbird.
Do u have it?


message 25: by [deleted user] (new)

Aarti wrote: "I couldnt find epub of Mockingbird.
Do u have it?"


I think I have. Not sure, though.


message 26: by [deleted user] (new)

Aarti wrote: " Arpit: " A Midsummer's night Dream & Hamlet- Aarti, Shakespeare? Really? You serious?"

why?
I want to read all shakespear someday."


It's like direct entry into high school skipping all the other classes.
I asked cause you were not into classic. Although I know that you are trying to.

I, too, want to read Complete Shakespeare someday.
We will BR some.


message 27: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Aarti wrote: "I couldnt find epub of Mockingbird.
Do u have it?"


I happen to have it. Msg me your id


message 28: by [deleted user] (new)

But Aarti, you are reading Of Mice and Men too, na?


message 29: by [deleted user] (new)

when I finish this one. I will be reading with group


message 30: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Mailed both of em


message 31: by [deleted user] (new)

Thanks a lot Rahul


message 32: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Most welcome :D


message 33: by Jarvis (new)

Jarvis Aarti, like Arpit mentioned, you are new to classics so you can read some easy books before trying Shakespeare. This way you will be able to appreciate it more :-)


message 34: by [deleted user] (new)

Yeah Gehna


message 35: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Hi Aarti. Just finished .


message 36: by [deleted user] (new)

I read first chapter. I havent read blurb or anything. it feels its childern's book


message 37: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Mockingbird is from the point of view of a child. Keep relishing the experience.


message 38: by [deleted user] (new)

finished it. It was more than I expected.
I was thinking about reading Jaya now. I will order it.


message 39: by Rahul (new)

Rahul | 162 comments Great


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