Books to Read
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I had read a lot of books since childhood. In this post, I would recommend some of the nice titles that I had found interesting.
Disclaimer: I had read most of the books when I was in the class 6th to 10th. So it may not be interesting to all audiences.
Following are the list of book, in no order of importance
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- Sherlock Holmes, Complete 4 novels and 52 short stories
- My most adored character in all the books I have ever read. His intelligence, sense, analytical skill all impress me.
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- The Black Tulip – Alexander Dumas
- One of the good and short books I have read long back. I don’t remember much about the book. But it was an interesting read.
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- The Scarlet Pimpernal
- A nice book to read. A superb storyline.
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- Enid Blyton’s – Mystery Series
- Stories for children. The Five Found Outers. This is one of my favourite series of children novels.
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- Five Point Someone
- A nice and wonderful book to read and have a nice time. It might take you to your college days.
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- One night @ a call center
- Again from the author of Five point someone. This book made me think.
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- Why Men can’t listen and women can’t read maps
- A good book.
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- Code Name God – Mani Bhaumik
- A definite book that will change your outlook on life.
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- The Da Vinci Code
- Superb, racy, fast and interesting. You can’t put the book down once you have started reading.
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- Angels and Demons – Dan Brown
- Another interesting title. Wonderful, fast paced. Takes one through a complete journey of Rome. Must read.
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- Deception Point – Dan Brown
- Not so good as the previous two but okay.
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- Tao of Physics – Frijtof Copra
- Still reading.
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- Phantom
- A complete series of Phantom adventures from Rani comics
- Angels and Demons – The movie Angels and Demons, starring Tom Hanks. An adaptation from the...
- The White Tiger 'The White Tiger', a novel by Aravind Adiga. It is...
- Sherlock Holmes Among all the detective stories read worldwide, there is one...
- Cogito, Ergo Sum! Cogito, ergo sum – translated to English means ‘I think,...
- My tryst with Digit! This post is dedicated to the magazine Digit, without which...
Happy reading!
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American fantasist Harlan Ellison has always claimed that anything you need to know about the craft of writing can be divined from reading the entire Sherlock Holmes oeuvre. I’m not inclined to disagreed. Conan Doyle crafted two characters that haunt our literary and popular imagination over 100 years after their creation. How many authors can manage that feat?
That is really true. The hound of the baskervilles is one novel that proves Conan Doyle’s writing prowess.