Ratings (124 books)
One of the great graphic novel memoirs of all time.
In this second installment, Marjane is an adult, and she succeeded in readers to pass on her happiness, sadness, and frustration. I love how her father, mother and grandma were so futuristic and broad minded even in those tough times. They believed in her and gave full freedom.
We can understand how it feels lonely when you are an outsider in a foreign country with no one for you. Our lives will become meaningless if we are not happy with ourselves. Fear is the worst thing to have. One shouldn't shy away to express their freedom of speech and freedom of rights.
No one should be oppressed in the name of anything like tradition or religion.
I'm happy for Marjane..
I was so excited to see both Rhyme & Davenport together. But this face off let me down. There is nothing much to say.
I'm a fan of horror movies. But in books, horror genre is not working out well for me. Long before I had heard this story. So gave a try on this short classic horror. But it turned up into a dull thing.
19th installment of my most fav hero Ben Hope series. Ben is in Le Val and suddenly out of blue he gets a visitor asking for his help. He can't able to refuse as it's from someone very special to him. Finally Ben lands in my country INDIA... Yeh.... Welcome to INDIA Ben hope... He has to save a person who may or may not be dead already. He takes us through the busy Delhi city areas to remote arid areas of Rakhigarhi. Once again Brooke enters into his life and we can feel the Ben's suffering well in this story. One of the most emotional and suspense filled book from Scott. I was awaiting for a long time to see Ben in India. Finally it happened. Thank you Scott.
This is my first book in horror genre. I'm a Ben Hope fan. So I picked this book. As usual Scott's way of story telling was amazing. Even though it's a novella it had good character development. I don't know whether I had expected more from this story or not, the ending seemed to be inadequate for me. But apart from that it's a good short read from Scott..
A great story concocted with the mysteries around the Rennes le chateau, Knights Templar and their treasure. This is my first read on Steve Berry's work. I like the way he drove the story.
My first hands on experience with dystopian novels. But my choice went very bad so that i have to rethink twice before reading any similar books. Throughout the book, the author tried to scare the readers with explaining some kind of creature/animal/human/alien whatever you assume is out there which makes people go insane to kill themselves on just looking outside. The reason I picked this book was,the idea of being blindfolded how the protagonist(Malorie) going to make it to the end. But the story ends leaving too many questions hover in my mind. Totally, this book doesn't worked out well for me.
A mind boggling thriller from the queen of crime & mystery! A nail biting plot woven around the 10 strangers who got abandoned in an island. Till the end of the book I couldn't able to guess who's gonna get murdered next and who's the murderer. Still I can't fathom how Agatha Christie converted a simple nursery rhyme into a great novel.
I started this book quite long before and quit it after reading nearly half of the story. Because it had crossed my threshold of tolerance. Even though I know the plot of the story is about a lady who can retain memory of everything only for a day, the story seems to be dragging a lot and keep on repeating the same things over again and again. Yet somehow I started it again and finished it. Not that much a gripping story expect last few pages of the book.
