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Which is the favorite book of Indibloggers?

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Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

Let us find out the most loved book of Indibloggers.Just post one book that you like the most and go back to all the time.It can be either in English or Hindi.

With so much interest in books we can have the best all time reads tab for everyone to share what they like to read most and it can be a permanent link.

My thanks to Dreaming eyes for bringing this up in an earlier post.This is just a continuation of that.

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Renie Ravin
from Chennai |

Hard to pick out just one favourite... but if I had to pick one it would be The Bourne Identity. If we can allow comics, then Calvin & Hobbes! Smile

Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

Bourne Identity was one of the first books I read.Robert Ludlum was my favorite author for a long time till I started reading more fact than fiction.His style is impeccable and his speed is heady.You can't keep this one down once you have picked it up.A great choice.

elizabeth
from vasai |

Hi!!

I like THE ALCHEMIST by Paulo Coelho..

Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

It is getting interesting now.When Dreaming eyes asked about a number of books there were lots of names which were common but when we asked for just one name for an all time favorite the commonality is giving away.

Mine is Jonathan Livingstone Seagull,Richard Bach

Vinay Bavdekar
from Mumbai |

Airport, The Money Changers, Wheels, Strong Medicine and Hotel. All by Arthur Hailey.

Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

Atlas Shrugged is leading.I have'nt read it even after my sister narrated the whole plot and told me what a great read it is.And you know what is my silly excuse - the print is too small and the book is too thick.But even that does'nt hold after Shantaram.

I guess its time for me to head for the bookstore.Cool

Adarsh Rao
from Minnesota |

My all time favorite is 'Jonathan Livingston Seagull' by Richard Bach.

'Malgudi Days' by R.K. Narayan is a very close second!

Sorry Rajnish, I just could not resist posting two booksSmile

Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

But you made it up by choosing Jonathan Living stone which is my favorite too.

I have posted a video of the film which has music score by Neil diamond a couple of days back.May be you want to check it out.

There is also a book review on which you can possibly comment and share your thoughts.

Cheers ! Have a great day.

Tikulli
from Delhi |

Agony and Ecstacy  by Irving Stone

&

The Thorn Bird by Colleen McCullough

There are so many to choose from.. posting the top two.. I love Gerald Durrell and Lawrence and many Latin American Authors, poets.

Himanshu Kumar Pandey
from Sakaldiha, Chandauli |

Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness - one in English

बाणभट्ट की आत्मकथा - हजारी प्रसाद द्विवेदी - one in Hindi

Both above are novels, But I like poetry more than novels. There are so many books of poems I love, that I can not select one as my favourite.

Thanks.

Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

Need some more best books from Indi bloggers so we can decide at least the top three.Come on people ......share your wisdom.

Anyone reads books on philosophy ? OSHO, Marcus Aurelius,Neitzsche and Science books such as those of Frantz Capra The Tao of Physics,Web of life etc.

Nishchaya Bahuguna
from Bangalore |

Since you've mentioned a single book, I would go for:

English - The Catcher in the rye by JD Salinger

Hindi - Abhigyaan by Narendra Kohli

Ravi Lobo
from Wisconsin |

 I am not able to decide, but definitely one of the two below,

1. The remains of the day (Kazuo Ishiguro)

2. The Brothers Karamazov (Dostoyevsky)

rads
from Chicago |

Les Miserables by Victor Hugo

Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

There are a couple of them - one is called book shelf or something but the problem is that they are not supported by wordpress.If you are on blogger or blogspot you are lucky.

Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

Since I started the discussion i will take the liberty of adding catcher in the ryeLaughing my second most favourite book