I read an article on Mashable about Harry Potter’s first illustrated book and just had to talk about it! The Potterhead that I am, my first thought on the illustrated books was Me wants…. Me wants!!! Why Illustrated Harry Potter Characters excite me? I have been looking to buy the entire series for a long time now […]
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A book is a book. Does the physical form matter? Apparently, it does! I have heard a lot of people refer to paper books as real books and eBooks as… well… unreal books??? As someone who made the transition to ebooks with a lot of ease, I find this a bit strange. A book for
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I have a lot of friends who love books and being a part of that club means I have discussed many a book with my friends. Never before though have I discussed a book with the author. So the one time I did, I felt very cool and have to have to tell you guys
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I read Inferno a while ago. Not Dante’s Inferno. Dan Brown’s. I used to be a big fan of his and have read all his books with enthusiasm. Since reading the Lost Symbol, I had started to feel a bit disillusioned. Inferno just took that feeling to completion!
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Some people love to talk and some people you love to talk to. Ruchita Misra is both of them. I know her from work and if our conversations are any indication, The (In)Eligible Bachelors will be a funny and interesting book. It is about marriages, arranged at that. Everyone (like yours truly) who has lived thru that
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Love, A Rather Bad Idea by Anirban Mukherjee My rating: 1 of 5 stars I picked this on an online shopping site… and even with the 15% discount, the book ain’t worth it…. i can think of much better ways to spend 85 bucks – ice candy for 17 straight days, a chicken burger, junk
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Sometimes when you read a good book, its like a journey with a good friend. When the book ends you feel like you have had a great time and a pang that it has ended. I feel it with only captivating books. I’d spend long nights reading and actually feel a bit bad that the
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This is the top 100 books to read list from BBC. – 1. The Lord of the Rings, JRR Tolkien 2. Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen His Dark Materials, Philip Pullman The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams 5. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, JK Rowling 6. To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper
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