My readings.•*

[Xwriter]

Hi,
Those are the books I read. Count them as miracles, since I have the attention span of a fly. However, I didn't actually read them, I just listened to their audio books.

Sherlock Holmes: Everything. If it was written by Conan Doyle and it has Sherlock in it, then I've read it. That collection was so beautiful I felt sad when I finished them. It made me hope Sir. Arthur was still alive to tell us more about Sherlock adventures. What a legendary fiction character.

Harry Potter: All the seven books. People dismiss this franchise as childish, but every single book was a fine piece of literature. I miss the time I spent in that world. It was a magical experience.

The road, No country for an old man, The crossing, all by Cormac McCarthy. If you want an insight of the American society, old and new, read his books. He's the favorite author of Brad Pitt, by the way.

True grit by Charles Portis: This one I actually read from a soft copy (PDF). What a beautiful tale about courage and determination. Your age doesn't matter, only your soul. Read it. You won't regret it.

Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith: A haunting story about a serial killer in the old Soviet Union. The suspense dose in this one could be lethal. You've been warned.

The last child by John Hart: you won't see the twist coming, I assure you.

Deep storm by Lincoln Child: Amazing science fiction story where curiosity almost killed humanity not just the cat.

Jack Reacher series: Killing floor, Die trying, Tripwire, running blind, Echo burning. Have you always been annoyed how action novels are detached from reality? How the details will never add up in real life. This series is a different story. You will be at awe of the level of the details along with their authenticity. Those books could be as well non-fiction. However, be advised, some scenes have some sexuality.

I think that's all I've read so far. Not much. I'm just too lazy. If we just had a reading club in Algeria where we can all meet and read books for each other. That would be nice. This was my first post in the English section. I'll try to participate some more here.
Whoa, hold on a sec. I forgot to mention the hunger games series. It wasn't too bad either.

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Salam
Wow such a great books what you read-or listened to-thnx for sharing
And hunger games ,my best of all time!
Don't forget to add more books when you finish them
Salam

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السلام عليكم
First I want to say that I am a Muslim this book was a challenge for me. The first pages attracted me. The death tells a story? seems interesting. And it was really interesting. Despite the Jews the author and Jewish stuffs..I liked it loved liesel her relationships with her foster parents especially her papa ,Rudy ,the mayor's wife and books,papa taught her to read,to read books that she stole.
Max , how could she love someone like that?
What about war, hitler , himmel street and bombs .?
We,the readers all love books but not as much as liesel do.
I finished the book this morning and steel have one question in my mind,the tortures that hitler did to Jews are they the reason why Jews revenge in Muslims in Palestine ?
I can answer :NO!
If the book succeeded making you love Jews , then take a look at what they did in Palestine.
Shame.

[imen03]

thanks a lot

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Who moved my cheese (An Amazing Way to Deal with Change in Your Work and in Your Life)

It was a quick read , (only one sitting)
So it's the story of two mice, and two little human beings (they're the same size)
They live in a maze, on cheese they found in station C. One day they discovered ther I no cheese...
the book is gorgeous, I liked the story. Actually as a Muslim i didn't find something new but the discussion was really useful. The ********,the words and the style just simple and easy. The Author is genius. I found the plot interesting. I liked the development of characters, especially haw. I was impressed by scurry and sniff. I also liked how the author named the characters based on their reactions. I appreciated as well how the story was told by Micheal and the discussion too. My fave quotes:
-Smell The Cheese Often SoYou Know When It Is Getting Old
-The Quicker You Let go Of old cheese, The sooner you can enjoy new cheese

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Alice's adventures in wonderland

I've read it during "Booktube-A-Thon" A children's book that any adult can enjoy.
It's the story of Alice who falls in a rabbit hole where she enters a fantasy world.
I loved it, funny and hilarious and ridiculous , the carachters are just lovely, Lewis Carol has an imbelievable imagination, it was a good read. I highly recommend it.

[Abe_Sparrow]

Hi; It is great seeing some enjoy reading books!! what do you think about a non-fiction pick?

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Abe_Sparrow

Hi; It is great seeing some enjoy reading books!! what do you think about a non-fiction pick?

Salam 3alaikom
I wish I could help you little bit, but in English I read only novels (I try to focus on the ******** more than the plot,you know..to improve my writing skills and so on..)
I heard nothing but beautiful & amazing things about "I am malala" also "Obsesive genius: the inner world of Marie Curie"
Peace

[Ihope]

شكرا على المجهود المحمود

[star maria]

good morning all of you

I'm not an english reader
but I have ( and I want ) to read

I'm searching for an easy and an interesting book ( for begginers )

Can you help me please ??

( élève de 2 AS , filière mathématique )

[hawaabd]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة star maria

good morning all of you

I'm not an english reader
but I have ( and I want ) to read

I'm searching for an easy and an interesting book ( for begginers )

Can you help me please ??

( élève de 2 AS , filière mathématique )

Read "divergent" Its very easy.

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Hello star Maria
I hope you're having a very good day
Well, you may like diary of a wimpy kid
It is an illustrated novel,the lańguage is super easy.
Peace.

[minina2601]

لسلام عليكم
شكون يقدر يساعدني في شرح هذه العبارات رغم اني نفهم الكلمات لكن عندما اقرا الجملة يصبح المعنى مختلف
بارك اللله فيكم
he has earned a place in scotland pantheon
only underscored how far he has brought the independence movement and how much is at stake
not least for britain
working class area
civil servants
had a sneaking admiration for stalin
was a local amateur historian who filled his head with the glories of scotlands past
romantic hardhead
have helped to soften the image of a man also considered wasp-tongued
something of a bully he has shown considerable political and organisation al skills
gathered momentum
impressive retail political machinery of local suport groups petty like marmite
described him as patronizing

[mikoo]

hello world

[Sonrisa]

soo nice...