What is your latest read?

**chevy** · 26th August 2009, 02:41 PM

I just finished The Apprentice by Tess G.

A thriller, page turner, and made me sleepless,scared of the dark and scared off my own shadow for a while.

A compelling read. I recommend.

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**rangan_08** · 14th November 2009, 12:58 PM

Savoured a few from " 201 Short Stories" by Anton Chekov. Ward No.6 was a classic.

**crazy** · 14th November 2009, 03:23 PM

The lost symbol - Dan Brown

**chevy** · 14th November 2009, 04:53 PM

Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam

Dan Brown's Digital Fortress! Fantastic! Enjoyed reading it. The thrill sustained till the last sentence!

yeah!! Amazing. Dan Brown always impresses me from page one to last.

**chevy** · 14th November 2009, 04:53 PM

Originally Posted by podalangai

I'm currently trying my hand at reading Heinrich Boll in German - I like reading works in the original if I can. This is my second try, and it's going much better than the first - it's hard work, but rewarding. I've just finished a collection of short stories, and I'm now reading Haus ohne Huter.

wow

**chevy** · 14th November 2009, 04:54 PM

Originally Posted by crazy

The lost symbol - Dan Brown

Have the mobile book copy. Haven't finished. So far, it's great.

**chevy** · 14th November 2009, 04:55 PM

Originally Posted by Querida

Originally Posted by Wibha

A Thousand Splendid Suns- Amazing. Loved everything and it was as good as Kite Runner.

Really? IMHO I felt that he was more focused on creating a bigger phenom than Kite Runner that he went overboard...I still feel Kite Runner is his best work

I haven't read Kite runner, but I liked thousand splendid suns.....

**chevy** · 14th November 2009, 04:55 PM

Originally Posted by Querida

reading Amitav Ghosh's "Sea of Poppies"...just the glossary or should i say "Chrystomathy" was mind-opening

Was very disappointed with Neil Bissoondath's latest work "The Soul of All Great Designs"...he was the last author whom I expected to fall back on such basic stereotypes of an Immigrant Indian.

# The Worlds Within Her
# The Unyielding Clamour of the Night
# A Casual Brutality
# The Innocence of Age

were all engrossing and fully rounded works...

Oh, I find most of the Booker Prize winning/nominated books to be boring. Sea of Poppies- have a copy and slept after the first few pages. Still not read.

**NOV** · 14th November 2009, 06:08 PM

I am reading Sidney Sheldon's

Mistress of the Game.
Not bad.. but still nothing like the original author

**Plum** · 1st December 2009, 05:49 PM

Originally Posted by complicateur

The Clicking of Cuthbert and other stories - after repeated quotes from fellow hubber PR. Glad I did it. Am inclined to record a few thoughts for the Wodehouse thread.

compli, konjam record-aradhu..