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This week 10 July : Freebie week (Any topic)
My pick: Favourite authors of mine
1. Khaled Hosseini - Amazing storyteller. I loved The kite runner. It was such a heartbreaking story and the writer did a great job in bringing alive the pre-war Aghanistan.
2. Carlos Ruiz Zafon - The shadow of the wind (need I say more). This book is a masterpiece and the writing, the story was just out of the world.
3. John Grisham - I've read three of his books. My favourite would be The rainmaker. Grisham's legal thrillers are a feast for the mind and I especially enjoy his dry sense of humor.
4. Margaret Atwood - I've only read the Cat's eye and I enjoyed it. I'll be reading more books by her.
5. Garth Stein - The art of racing in the rain (Unforgettable story and lovely book cover).
6. J.K Rowling - How could I have forgotten. The best in fantasy fiction. Nothing beats Harry Potter series, they are simply enchanting.
7. Dan Brown - Amazing thrillers (The Da Vinci code, Angels and Demon)
8. Thrity Umrigar - The weight of heaven
9. Michelle Moran - The first historical fiction that left me wondering how could I missed reading books as fantastic as this sooner.
10. Wendy Nelson Tokunaga - Midori at moonlight. Amazing writer, with witty and amusing and heartwarming story. I hope to read more from her.
There are more fab authors but I'll do a separate post on this topic alone sometime soon. Enjoy your Tuesday.
Margaret Atwood always surprises me with her brilliant writing.
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John Grisham, J K Rowling, Dan Brown, Khaled Hosseini, Carlos Ruiz Zafon - you've got five of my favourite right there! That's enough to tell me that I will like the rest of the five as well. Thanks for the great list :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love your list! You have really good taste in authors. I quite like Michelle Moran and JK Rowling and Khaled Hosseini!
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Shame on me for not knowing a few of these authors! Michelle Moran sounds interesting. I haven't read much historical fiction and I'd like to give it a try sometime. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat choices - I'm a fan of Margaret Atwood and Michelle Moran too.
ReplyDeleteI feel awful because I still have to read several books of those authors. o.o Darn! *adds to urgent-list*
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Nice list! Of course I too love JK Rowling!! And I just bought The Shadow of The Wind - excited to read it! Good to know you love it lots!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great list. I, too, like John Grisham. I have an enormous amount of admiration for JK Rowling for getting the world's children reading again.
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