The EF Bookshelf

[wandoO]

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Hey guys, How're you doing?
I really like what u do here..you give me inspiration to read..
Thanks to all of you & wish you the best

wish you the same ^_^

how is the place in the shell?!

[abn_alarab83]

Actually I did not read any books from long time becouse of my job

It's takes all my time

But some time i say that becouse i did not arrange my time correctly

Can u advice my ,,, which books can i ready which is u think it's inerest & useful to read


Thanks in Advance

Have Anice Day Guys

[OmanPearl]

أرسل أصلا بواسطة wandoO

wish you the same ^_^

how is the place in the shell?!

Hi again wando0

It's fascinating h3..co0l in summer & warm in winter hhaah

wanna try it? visit me

[Nostalgia]

أرسل أصلا بواسطة abn_alarab83

Actually I did not read any books from long time becouse of my job

It's takes all my time

But some time i say that becouse i did not arrange my time correctly

Can u advice my ,,, which books can i ready which is u think it's inerest & useful to read


Thanks in Advance

Have Anice Day Guys

Start with " The Fratricides" for Nikos Kazantzakis

It's facinating

[Nostalgia]

أرسل أصلا بواسطة wandoO

ya5i i feel like killing you :devilllllll:


hey tarani kidding



no i am not lol



Hey you know i've been reading that princess for a century lol

I guess you will die reading it too.. come on mtat

[Smiley face]

Will start reading " A New Earth "

[BaLaNcE]

أرسل أصلا بواسطة Smiley face

Will start reading " A New Earth "

Give us some tips from the book..the most you liked..

waiting

[BaLaNcE]

Reading

Be a People Person
Effective Leadership through Effective Relationships

You cannot always control what happens to you

But you can control what happens in you

[Smiley face]

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin S. Sharma

[BeyOnd ReasOn]

I just started "There is no place like here", Cecelia Ahern she's good

[Proud2B Omani]

Well ,, it seems that we have a beautiful thread to talk about here .

i know am not gonna end if i said all about novels i read and these things lol

reading is my best hobbie .

Back to the topic ..

Last novel i read ( the one i finished ) was The Assocciate for John Grisham.
he's my best writer .
The novels is about a guy who's being used by some black agents to get them secret information about a case.
they blackmailed him with something he did in college . he and his friends raped a girl .. and these agents have a video to prove it !!
5 years passed since that happened.

as John Grisham studied law and had been a lawyer for 20 years , he wrote that novel in a very inviting way.

i recommend you to read it.


Now , am reading The Testament for the same writer.

[كاسر الشفره]

my best book that i have read which it called ( dont be sad)

[m!ss-p!nk]

"Why Didn't They Ask Evans" by Agatha Christie..

[Salty]

i'm reading "The Sacred Bones". my brother recommended to me since i love Dan Brown's writing and this one is similar to his style.
i'm liking the book but i dont think its a "worthy competitor to Dan Brown and The Da Vinci Code" as written
in the back cover of the novel. however, its a good pick for those who love suspense and history combined together

[Amithoscutaus]

Currently reading The Tipping Point. I forgot the writer. He also wrote a book called Blink. Which I started reading and lost it straight away but I liked what I read. So I went and bought The Tipping Point. << That doesn't make any sense does it?!

[BeyOnd ReasOn]

"Intimate Strangers", Susan Lewis ignoring the unneeded, just read beyond the readable

[BntOmaniah]

wow , Lovely thread I must say ! I salute u all !

for me I read novels mostly

All Nicholas Sparks novels Such a romantic choice I know but there is something about the way he writes that makes his books inseparable ! I would recommend "The Lucky One"

As for other books I have read many ! a novel called "Night" Elie Wiesel was very interesting !

up till now I havent found anything like "The kite runner"by haled Hosseini ! for anybody who enjoys novels as much as I do this book is a must !

"A thousand Splendid suns " is also very well written !

and to end with this statement :

if you have a choice between reading the book or watching the movie ! always read the book !

have a nice day

[blaze]

@Bntomaniah

Nicholas Sparks indeed writes great novels, I agree.

I am currently reading Accounting Game.

I really hate accounting but this is all changing now. Thanks to Accounting Game.

[Diglossia]

" The story of Edgar Sawtelle"

by

David Wroblewski.....

Stephen King said about this novel " I don't re-read many books,
because life is too short. I will be re-reading this one"

I hope I get the same feeling when I reach the end... a good start
so far...

[Mikhail Alexandrovich]

Selected poems of Jaroslav Seifert.

[BeyOnd ReasOn]

giving the old man another try

'One Hundred Years of Solitude' let us see where that goes

[Coup De Grâce]

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giving the old man another try

'One Hundred Years of Solitude' let us see where that goes

You should approach the book with an open heart

[matrioushka]

أرسل أصلا بواسطة BeyOnd ReasOn

giving the old man another try

'One Hundred Years of Solitude' let us see where that goes

It's a W-O-N-D-E-R-F-U-L book, enjoy it! You will want to read more for G.G. Marquez

[Smiley face]

I started reading Arabic books

[My Destiny]

أرسل أصلا بواسطة BntOmaniah

wow , Lovely thread I must say ! I salute u all !

for me I read novels mostly

All Nicholas Sparks novels Such a romantic choice I know but there is something about the way he writes that makes his books inseparable ! I would recommend "The Lucky One"


have a nice day

Most of his novels have been transferred into movies such as "The Notebook," "Dear John," and "A walk To remember." I have only seen the last one, and I consider it, the movie I mean, at the top of the best romantic movies I have ever watched, though I haven't read the novel yet, and I don't think I will. I started reading his "The Choice" long time ago but I did not finish it. I guess I read only half of it.


Currently I am reading "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel, the winner of the 2002 Man Booker Prize.

[Coup De Grâce]

Poems of Jorge Luis Borges: Argentine writer.

Amazing amazing amazing <3

[Coup De Grâce]

Blood Wedding- Federico Garcia Lorca

[Coup De Grâce]

Finished Blood Wedding

Now reading: Barabbas by Par Lagerkvist.

[matrioushka]

- Zen Dog
- The Lady who was Beautiful Inside
- The Shoes of Salvation

By Edward Monkton
Looking for the rest of his series. I love the drawings, too

[lazord]

I am looking for
Lala's Story: A Memoir of the Holocaust (Jewish Lives-Memoir)

but I couldn't find it.