I read that when I was homeless one night in November

 

:laugh3: :kiss:

 

one night in November, sounds amazing :nice:

Khaled Hossein - "The Kite Runner"

a friend told me about that one.

is it good?

 

I'll try to read 2 anthologies from national poetresses (Carmen Conde, Rosa Chacel) and a classic poetry book by Miguel de Cervantes called "Viaje al Parnaso", along with the On the road by Jack Kerouac.

Still i shall try to read another 4 books about underground culture before the month ends if them appear at the local librabry.

a friend told me about that one.

is it good?

 

Definitely! I also liked a thousand splendid suns :book2:

I don't know what to read next

starter for ten - David Nicholls

a friend told me about that one.

is it good?

 

I'll try to read 2 anthologies from national poetresses (Carmen Conde, Rosa Chacel) and a classic poetry book by Miguel de Cervantes called "Viaje al Parnaso", along with the On the road by Jack Kerouac.

Still i shall try to read another 4 books about underground culture before the month ends if them appear at the local librabry.

 

Yes! I would recommend it. Next I'm going to read "A thousand splendid suns".

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - Stieg Larsson

I finished The Double by Dostoevsky and now started reading The Remains of the Day by Ishiguro.

Khaled Hossein - "The Kite Runner"

 

Great book. In my country it's name is "cometas en el cielo"

 

Right now i'm reading the Sherlock Holme's book collection 5th edition

"Ignorance" ("L'Ignorance") - Milan Kundera

Mr Rosenblum's List - Natasha Solomons

Calcio - A History of Italian Football by John Foot

norwegian wood- haruki murakami

The Lot - Michael Leunig.

William Faulkner - Sanctuary

Sunset Park - Paul Auster

Zeitoun - Dave Eggers

the vintage book of indian writing- edited by salman rushdie & elisabeth west ...aah, wonderful

The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf

Elizabeth- A Tudor Princess's Diary 1544 ~ Kathryn Lasky

After Dark- Haruki Murakami

Richard Adams - Watership Down

Albert Camus' essai

Pride & Prejudice - Jane Austen

nerd do well - Simon Pegg