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The urdu novel by Razia Butt; Nasoor. (its an amaaazing book!)
The reluctant fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid
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Artemis Fowl: Opal Deception.
I happen to be a big Artemis Fowl fan:chai:
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Good bye Shehzadi(On Benazir Bhutto) by Shyam Bhattia
Rajyamattada Hanigavana Spardheya Phalitansha Prakata -Kannada
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^^^
you're a Kannadiga??
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^ Yes
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*A Thousand Shining Suns and Kite Runner - both by Khaled Hosseini.
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*A Thousand Shining Suns and Kite Runner - both by Khaled Hosseini. *
Both the books are now doubt, masterpieces of literature. The first one is however, named, "A thousand splendid suns."
Burned Alive-A victim of the law of men by Souad
amazing book
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Elements of Libertarian Leadership - LEONARD E. READ
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"A history of insects" by Yvonne Roberts--about a 9 year old british girl growing up in Peshawar in the 1950s... amazing story, cant stop raving about it.
just finished "Motherland" by Maria Beaumont---about a London housewife whose career is stalled, marriage is going south and trying to get through her life.
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Emma by Jane Austen.
Twilight in Delhi by** Ahmed Ali**.
Memoir of Jane Austen by James Edward Austen-Leigh.
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L'Amant by Marguerite Duras.
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"What's next"
Essays from young promising scientists, Editor claims its "future" of our world.
But, After reading 5-6 writers. I am done. I am glad It did not take too long.
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THERE ARE TOO MANY BOOKS IN THE WORLD AND NOT ENOUGH TIME!!!
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Killer Instinct - Joseph Finder
LOVING this book
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Chanel by Jean Leymarie
Lay and the Unicorn by Tracy Chevelier
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Predictably Irrational, by Dan Ariely… A very interesting book about behavioral economics. Its not for the economists, but for the general public. Discusses some general dieas about psychology, economics and our thought processes.
You can check a brief presentation about the topic and the book here: Dan Ariely asks, Are we in control of our own decisions? | Video on TED.com
I just finished The Lost: A Search for Six of Six Million, by Daniel Mendelsohn. A superb book about a Polish/Ukrainian Jewish American guy who tries to find out what happened to his grandfather's brother and family during the Nazi times. It is written so well!