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Your favorite book/author??

Munahil Murrieum | 13 years ago

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Asked by: Munahil Murrieum | 13 years ago | Answers: 14 | Views: 3096

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Aaquib Naved | 13 years ago

Religion aside. The best book read by me, although I do not read much is - 20,000 leagues under the sea by Jules Verne.

Answered by: Aaquib Naved | 13 years ago

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Usama Hafeez | 13 years ago

In fiction, definitely Jeffrey Archer, and his book Kane & Abel

Answered by: Usama Hafeez | 13 years ago

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Sumi | 13 years ago

They are way too many, but I'll list three of them (which are all mostly related to lessons of life, human beings and philosophy):
1) The Little Prince, by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
2) Prophet, by Khalil Gibran
3) Huis Clos ("No Exit"), by Jean Paul Sartre

Answered by: Sumi | 13 years ago

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Osama Afzal | 13 years ago

Book : Quran
Author : Allah

Answered by: Osama Afzal | 13 years ago

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Khawaja Naveed Haider | 13 years ago

Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen. R. Covey.

Answered by: Khawaja Naveed Haider | 13 years ago

1 votes

Aasiyah Espina | 13 years ago

I read more poetry than prose. My favorite though is Pablo Neruda. :)

Answered by: Aasiyah Espina | 13 years ago

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Pablo is good! One of my fav poems is from Rudyard Kipling, "If".

Sumi | 13 years ago

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Nabeha | 13 years ago

I used to love thriller novels in past esp by Dan Brown, Stephen King and John Grisham . But now I like reading different books :D
If you want romantic books then best one is Dear John and Message in the bottle by Nicholas Spark and if you like fantasy then try The Twilight n The host by Stephenie Meyer. For historical stories try The Palace of Heavenly Pleasure, written by Adam Williams. Warning it is very depressing one.. I hope that u will like my choice :)

Answered by: Nabeha | 13 years ago

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Hey. thanks for sharing. I don't prefer unrealistic/imaginary novels like Twilight, Harry potter etc.. but yeah thrillers are good.
I have seen this movie, Message in a bottle, but never read its novel.

Munahil Murrieum | 13 years ago

Welcome, I love unrealistic novels more :)

Nabeha | 13 years ago

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Maniha Aamir Barry | 13 years ago

The Holy Quran written by Allah.

Answered by: Maniha Aamir Barry | 13 years ago

1 votes

Mughees Ahmed | 13 years ago

GODfather

Answered by: Mughees Ahmed | 13 years ago

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Aftab mentioned this book for the youngsters in his show called "Khabarnaak" on Geo news .

Umer Hassan | 12 years ago

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Awais Amjad | 12 years ago

If not too much, I have read a few good authors but its difficult to tell which book i like the most. I'd say A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking is among the books that really inspired me.

Answered by: Awais Amjad | 12 years ago

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Sana MAK | 12 years ago

Besides the translation of the Quran (which never fails to amaze me),
Catcher in the Rye, The Lovely Bones & The 5 people you meet in Heaven.
:D

Answered by: Sana MAK | 12 years ago

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Hey! :D
I have heard of 'The lovely bones', and would like to read the other books as well.

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

I saw the movie, its so depressing. I dont think i'd want to read that book now.

Awais Amjad | 12 years ago

lovely bones movie ?

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

yeah. its totally depressing. Some heart breaking story it is.

Awais Amjad | 12 years ago

actually it was a heart,well i've watched the movie and yeah a moving stroy: (

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

I would read the book first, and then watch movie. I have heard its a story about emotions and struggles etc.

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

The book is actually wayyyyyy better than the movie :)

Sana MAK | 12 years ago

But the story is same, I dont know but I have this thing that I cant bear children getting hurt. Emotional disorder i guess. I just cant see or even imagine that happening.

Awais Amjad | 12 years ago

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Osama Shah | 12 years ago

Pir-e-Kamil by Humera Ahmed
Jab Zindagi Shoro Hogi by Abu Yahya

These are life changing books...

Answered by: Osama Shah | 12 years ago

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Umera Ahmed*
Would you like explain Peer e Kamil pls? what exactly is it about?

Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

Umera writes to show contrast between two extremes,leaves sharp impression of the two,if you're asking meaning of it,"peer" means guide and kamil means perfect

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

Perfect Guide (S.A.W), what a wonderful name! :)

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

It catches your eye from the very beginning; )

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

I have the soft copy of "Jab Zindagi Shoro Hogi" that's also a life changing book. If someone is interested drop me a mail on osamashahatmsndotcom

Osama Shah | 12 years ago

Yeah

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

dont you think Umera's works get a consistency like the same topic;-l

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

Err I know the meaning of the name but didnt understand the story, i mean, how does "Peer e Kamil in the whole story?

Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

@zainab are you sure you read it twice? and you understand URDU?

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

I can read urdu butdun understand it much, that's why I hav to read it twice lol

Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

; )

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

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Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

The only book I read wid very keen interest was Peer e Kamil, I have read it twice, n it was good.

Answered by: Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

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Twice?? I dont get it :s

Awais Amjad | 12 years ago

Yea I read it two times, and I haven't understand the depth of that topic, The book was good it was just beyond my understanding. "Peer e Kamil SAW" is the full name

Zainab Hussain | 12 years ago

uh ok.

Awais Amjad | 12 years ago

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HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

I?travelogues and Mustansar is awesome,HE also works on fiction, every single work of him is what i love,two of the bestest are Moscow ki safaid ratain and Nanga Parbat,do check em!

Answered by: HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

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looks like, you love travelling. :D

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

And they don't even let me read travelogues:@

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

why?

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

coz i read them in my exams,im malfunctioned; D

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

No, no.. this is perfectly normal. Everything else other than studies get more interesting during exams :P

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

kindly stamp me with NORMAL tag,im just sick of getting remarks like MAD; D

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

*Stamps Haroon Dilshad as Normal* :P

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

It was too hot:@ well no offense; D

HaroOn Dilshad | 12 years ago

Munahil Murrieum | 12 years ago

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