Here’s a list of my favorite English books…they are not jotted down in any particular order. And I hope I haven’t forgotten any; I will update the list later if my memory decides to improve itself. 🙂
Believe me, people; if you haven’t read any of these, you are surely missing a wonderful treat!
- The Enchanted Woods trilogy-Enid Blyton
- The Hound of BaskerVilles- Arthur Connan Doyle
- To Kill a mockingbird -Harper Lee
- The Diary of a Little Girl – Anne Frank
- The Partner- John Grisham
- The Alchemist- Paulo Coelho
- FountainHead- Ayn Rand
- Love Story-Erich Segal
- Acts of Faith- Erich Segal
- Hotel- Arthur Hailey
- Mindbend- Robin Cook
- All the short stories collections of Jeffrey Archer
- Veronica Decides to Die- Paulo Coelho
- The Devil and Miss Prym – Paulo Coelho
- The Interpreter of Maladies-Jhumpa Lahiri
- Malgudi days- R K Narayan
- Waiting for the Mahatma- R K Narayan
- Mahashweta – Sudha Murthy
- How I Taught My Grandmother to Read and Other Stories- Sudha Murthy
- Harry Potter series
- The Curious Incident of the Dog at Night-time-Mark Haddon
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A good collection and quite a few of them are my favourites too.
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Have you read Ruskin Bond? He is one of my favourite writers.
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As I said, the list is not exhaustive…. in fact nobody’s list of good books can be exhaustive…..there’s so much to fish in the ocean, and we just have caught the shell-fish by the sea-shore!! 🙂
Yes I have read Ruskin Bond, and I admire him, too. Indian literature wouldn’t have been the same without his contribution!!
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might i suggest u read Khaled Hosseini’s books, i garuntee they’ll push alot of the titles of your list down a notch. Lord of the rings, also, is amazing.
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Thanks for this link, will definitely revisit this post when I want to read new books 🙂 When I was in my teens, I loved books written by Enid Blyton, Michael Creighton, Sidney Sheldon and Arthur Haley.
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