Nishchaya Bahuguna
from Bangalore |
Yeah Rajnish, here you go.
It is indeed a masterpiece, a must for all aimless wanderers ;-)
Which is the favorite book of Indibloggers?
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Prasad Np
from Delhi / Gurgaon |
Most of you have mentioned fiction, i think I am the only one giving a non fiction and also related to my blog ( on personal finacne).
The most loved book by me in fiction would be: David Copperfield by Charles ****ens ( actually it also has a lot of ideas on improving your personal networth besides being a masterpiece in world literature)
Prasad Np
from Delhi / Gurgaon |
The *** in the ****ens have been added by indiblogger and not by me. I guess they have a strong filter
Pallavi - Writerzblock
from London |
Nice thread!
I simply LURVE 'Three men in a boat'.
Rajeev R
from New Delhi |
'The Class' by ERICH SEGAL
Smita
from Mumbai |
It indeed is very very difficult to pick just one book....
But if forced then may be "If Tommorrow Comes" Sidney Sheldon
In Indian Authors I would say "The Palace of Illusions"
Aditi Chakravorty
from Pune |
Umm.. i donno maybe alll the Erich Segal books.
By far d best writer ever.
Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |
Many thanks to all of you for keeping the thread alive and sharing your thoughts.
So far Richard Bach,Eric Segal,Ayn Rand and Paulo coelho are going strong.
Satya S. K.
from Bangalore |
The Hitch Hiker's guide to the galaxy by Douglas Adams is the awsomest of the awesomest books I have read.
Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |
Have heard about this one and would certainly want to read it.Can you pls tell me what it is about...just a little.Thanks...
Satya S. K.
from Bangalore |
The earth gets demolished to make way for a shortcut highway through space, one earthman had a a friend from beletelguese, who shows him how to hitchhike through the galaxy at less than 30 altarian days a day.
This book is hilarious. Where Isaac Asimov is grand, Douglas Adams is a RioT!
If you like Wodehousian humour in a Science Fiction Space Travel setting you should read this! Every book he has written is awesome!
Siddhesh Kabe
from London |
THE COMPLETE SHERLOCK HOLMES by Sir Aurthur Conan Doyle...aur koi ho hi nahi sakta...:D
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Elementry...my dear watson!!!
Vipul Grover
from Chandigarh |
I'll have to name two books!
Fiction: Angels and Demons by Dan Brown
Non-Fiction: My Life by Bill Clinton
Cyril Sam
from Delhi |
Fiction:Fictions - Jorge Luis BorgesCatcher In The Rye - JD SalingerThe Wind From The Hills - SethuMidnight's Children - RushdieOne Hundred Years of Solitude - MarquezBrothers Karmazov - Dostoevsky
I can go on and on...
Cyril Sam
from Delhi |
Sheesh! Got carried away it seems.
One book eh?
That'd be a rather difficult task. I think I'd love to re-read the following books,if I ever get time:
Catcher In The Rye - JD Salinger
Legends of Khasak - OV Vijayan
Brothers Karmazov - Dostoevsky
Midnight's Children - Rushdie
One Hundred Years of Solitude - Marquez
Rahul Anand
from Hyderabad |
Lots of favourates in fiction to list. In non fiction Ramachandra Guha's 'India after Gandhi' is one of the best books written about our country. You get to learn so much about your country. Loved it.
aniruddha pathak
from mumbai |
Catch 22 and Blink
Shankar
from Chennai |
The monk who sold his ferrari...
Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |
Thanks to all of you or keeping the thread alive.It prooves that Indiblogger is a publishers delight.Renie/Anwin - how about getting Amazon on board (monetization)
Ok coming back it is interesting to see The monk who sold... figuring on both 'the best and worst book I have ever read threads' I posted - one man's soldier is another man's terrorist.Right Robin ?
Gaurav Bhardwaj
from Delhi / State College, USA |
Since i can post only one, i will go with " A Heartbreaking Work of a Staggering Genius" by Dave Eggers.
Karthik DR
from New Delhi |
Hmm... Its a cruel condition to let us pick just one :-)
If tomorrow comes - Sidney Sheldon. If comics can enter the contest, then like Renie said.. Calvin and Hobbes.