Are There Any Books You Would Really Recommend To Read?
By Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
India
April 30, 2018 1:25am CST
I Guess most here like to like to read book a lot and this is the most awesome past time and best as well as we are gaining something from it and it does help a lot in life and there are many who always crave to read different books and try different Authors for that Matter.
I would like to start doing it soon as well. So i need your Help.
Are There Any Books You Would Really Recommend To Read? Please Share.
If You are not Interested to Read till now are you planning to start it? Please Share.
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@caopaopao (12395)
• China
30 Apr 18
I often read books about how to teach, and also books about how to cook. I guess you are not interested in them. lol
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@caopaopao (12395)
• China
30 Apr 18
@thesupersingh lol. I believe you can find her one day.
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@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
30 Apr 18
LOL i am interested in a Lady that is a teacher, hope i can find some day soon lol
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@mlgen1037 (29886)
• Manila, Philippines
30 Apr 18
Hmmmm... There a lot that I can recommend. Which one do you like?
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@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
30 Apr 18
Please recommend, i will check, i will try to start
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@mlgen1037 (29886)
• Manila, Philippines
30 Apr 18
@thesupersingh there is book I like that I havent read but it has good reviews from friends. The title is "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fcuk" by Mark Manson.
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@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
3 May 18
Thanks for the recommendations. I'll check that soon
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@Shivram59 (40434)
• India
30 Apr 18
@thesupersingh Have you read "Freedom At Midnight" by Dominique Lappearre and Larry Collins? I have read it and it's Hindi translation too.
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@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
30 Apr 18
No i haven't, will check that, thanks my friend
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@rheicel (7065)
• Philippines
3 May 18
@thesupersingh I think if we hit millions in online jobs. 
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@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
2 May 18
Same for me as well, thanks, Don't know when we can have time to read lol
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@KitRivers (9)
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2 May 18
Any Mercedes lackey, R.A. Salvatore, George R.R. Martin, ir Tamara Pierce books. They are all great authors.
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@KitRivers (9)
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2 May 18
@thesupersingh my brother is the published author, but I did help critique his book and dabble in creative writing myself.
@vandana7 (101684)
• India
30 Apr 18
Off hand, the one book that I remember was Shane by Jack Schaefer. I liked many of Sidney Sheldon's books, and of course if you can withstand World War II history Leon Uris' books. Personally, you are equipped now to read Arthur Hailey's "The Final Diagnosis" and "The Money Changers". Jeffrey Archer would be my favorite. I love his "The Prodigal Daughter".
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@vandana7 (101684)
• India
30 Apr 18
@thesupersingh Read Leon Uris' Mila 18, and QB VII.
If you are ok with reading Harold Robbins, try "A Stone for Danny Fisher". I cried my heart out when I read "79 Park Avenue".
I was young then. LOL.
I gave you more title because you may not find many of them easily.
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@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
30 Apr 18
Thanks for the suggestions i will check them
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@WorDazza (15830)
• Manchester, England
30 Apr 18
One of the best books I've ever read was "Sweeney Todd". The original title of the novel was "The String of Pearls" and it was written in the 19th Century as a serialised story appearing in one of the Victorian periodical magazines.
Nobody knows who actually wrote it and it is actually believed that it was written by a number of different authors, each writing one or more of the serialised pieces.
Even so, it hangs together really well as a single novel and is definitely worth reading.
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@WorDazza (15830)
• Manchester, England
30 Apr 18
@thesupersingh No problem. Whatever you decide to read I hope you enjoy it.
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@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
30 Apr 18
Thanks for recommending, i will check ,friend
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@JohnRoberts (109845)
• Los Angeles, California
30 Apr 18
If depends on your taste and what you find enjoyable.
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@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
30 Apr 18
Thanks for sharing that my friend, i will check
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@lynnief (1203)
• Australia
30 Apr 18
It really depends what you want. If you are looking for a good novel, I like almost anything by Wilbur Smith, Jeffrey Archer or John Grisham. In non-fiction, Learned Optimism by Martin Seligman is good. Those are just a few. And, of course, you could read my novel Next Year In Huntsville (written under the pen-name of Grace L. Sutherland.)
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