The book I am reading currently
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Just realized this thing exists. Has anyone tried? For reading or watching movies?
mysticrainman
Forerunner
Just finished dune by Frank Herbert because i wanted to see the movies. I feel the books were pretty cool, and finally there are a set of movies (after a very long time) who are doing justice to source material (read lotr)
Now reading dune Messiah.
Now reading dune Messiah.
sporkydork
Beginner
Just finished reading these series by Durgesh Bailoor. The premise looked good and got the set from my local library in paperback. First time I came across this author, although he has written quite a few books.
Zeinah - The Princess of Syrian Refugees - Book 1 & 2.
Book 1 is more fast paced and un-putdownable. I finished reading the set in over a week.
It is the saga of a family based in Aleppo Syria who get caught in the crossfire when Syria is under attack from the rebel forces and the trials they undergo while making their escape.
Zeinah - The Princess of Syrian Refugees - Book 1 & 2.
Book 1 is more fast paced and un-putdownable. I finished reading the set in over a week.
It is the saga of a family based in Aleppo Syria who get caught in the crossfire when Syria is under attack from the rebel forces and the trials they undergo while making their escape.
Currently reading:
- Dune Messiah: Found it a bit harder to get through then compared to the first part, though it picks up pace a couple of chapters in
- Indian Railways by Bibek Debroy: A history of Indian railways inception in pre independence era, picked it up randomly in a bookstore, very interesting read about how Indian railways was shaped and few viewpoints how the conception of railways differed from other industrial giants at that time.
- Dune Messiah: Found it a bit harder to get through then compared to the first part, though it picks up pace a couple of chapters in
- Indian Railways by Bibek Debroy: A history of Indian railways inception in pre independence era, picked it up randomly in a bookstore, very interesting read about how Indian railways was shaped and few viewpoints how the conception of railways differed from other industrial giants at that time.