Books you cannot stop raving about

jhsurti

cynic 13-5-2018 07:46 PM
Eric Segal's The Doctor was a favorite book for the longest time. But like you said, reading habit ...

That's because it so accurately describes our days in medical school. And it reflects the sentiments of the doctors so well.

mirzolino

Dan Brown Origin

purplicious

I read a book years ago called Do they hear when you cry, it left a lasting impression on me.

cynic

purplicious 20-5-2018 02:54 AM
I read a book years ago called Do they hear when you cry, it left a lasting impression on me.

It is a powerful, thought provoking book. It reminds me of the quote "Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't"

purplicious

cynic 20-5-2018 06:04 PM
It is a powerful, thought provoking book. It reminds me of the quote "Truth is stranger than ficti ...

Truth is indeed stranger than fiction. For truth holds no bars. Fiction is limited by possibilities and imagination

andf224

Recently during my MBA time I read a book called 'Barbarians at the Gate". It was simply a great book which showed me good insights how deals are done and broken and also how ego makes and breaks deals

Patter

Mine would be the iron druid chronicles. I just love the blending of myths and deities of all sorts of cultures

rmarigza

The Count of Monte Cristo

SamarG

I read Heather Wood - Third-Class Ticket - (Penguin Travel Library) - Penguin (Non-Classics) (1990) when I was younger and found it very moving.

The author travels with 40 Bengali villagers in 1969 in their train journey visiting the furthest corners of India. Made me look at my own country with new eyes.

vikpan1133

Well it has to be the first book i ever read Kane and Abel by Jeffery Archer. it just blew me away and introduced me to the world of reading.