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Swati Randev-Verma is now reading The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest.
Swati Randev-Verma has read The Girl Who Played with Fire.
Swati Randev-Verma has read The Oxford Murders.
Swati Randev-Verma now owns The Girl Who Played with Fire.
Swati Randev-Verma has read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
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Read the review for The Mammoth Book of Brain Teasers
Hi.. thanks for connecting.Wish U Belated Happy New Year 2011. ^_^
You've read The Iliad?! review PLEEEEEEASE. :)and since i mentioned reviews, go on and give 'Requiem For A Dream' a read. wow. it took me a full ten days to clear the first 20% of the book... reason? it has no damn punctuation marks! so that caught me off-guard but once i passed that block, my-oh-my. great book and a very impressive movie. they followed it really close on screen.
Swati hi, I've come across a story that is so exeptional I had to write you about it. It's titled "Nathan's Run" by John Gilstrap and I think you will find it as moving and inspiring as I did. While a fictional account it is an emotional coming-of-age journey that will pull at your heartstrings and give you pause to think about the power of the human spirit. Enjoy and READ ON...
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Hi Swati! I'm from the Author, Author group and wanted to welcome you to our forum. November’s featured author is Nora Roberts, and we have two alternate authors, O Henry and Anne Rice. If you're interested, you can choose a book written by any (or all!) of these three authors, and after you've read it, please come post a review and star rating so the rest of us in the group know what you read and whether you liked it or not. Happy Reading!
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thanks for adding me
ohh sorry..havent seen that this buk is on ur wish list..thanks for ur reply..:)by the way if want i can gift u this buk on ur b'day..hehe..i love to gift buks to my frnds on their bday.. :)take care..by the way wat r u reading these days..??
hello swati..actually i want to read wuthering heights..saw it in your self..just wanna know whats ur review on this book..thanks in advance..take care.. :)
When we are motivated by goals that have deep meaning, by dreams that need completion, by pure love that needs expressing, then we truly live life. - Greg AndersonChildren love to be alone, because alone is where they know themselves, and where they dream - Roger Rosenblatt
yep...visit www.gauntletinfo.comI intend picking up TGIN too. Tharoor is someone I have greatly admired right from the time he used to beat me hollow in every debate representing Xavier's while I was with Don Bosco - maybe you've seen my response tweets on the subj
BTW I strongly recommend "Half of a yellow sun" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Also "Purple Hibiscus", her first. Read "...yellow sun" while touring in Europe, not yet read "...Hibiscus".
Yes Swati, I am a bit of a Wodehouse freak. Owned most of his 90 pieces but lost many of them to book lovers who specialise in borrowing and not returning :-( So building up my collection again.Recently I have become a great fan of the old chinese war strategy masters - notably Sun Tzu and Mushashi. Applicability to modern management is awe inspiring.There are some other authors I used to read as a child/student that I badly want to build up a collection again of. Notably W.E. Johns (Biggles series), Agatha Christie, Gk Chesterton (Father Brown series), Alistair Mclean etc :)
Swati, thanks for your response and your reference to your favorite books. So many books to read, so little time :)!I am anxious to hear your comments about "Daddy." Enjoy and READ ON...
Swati, thanks for adding me to your friends list. I am looking forward to your suggestions and comments about good books you've read. I will offer the same to you. I would like to suggest one of my all time favorites: "Daddy" by Loup Durand. Enjoy and READ ON...
gosh, just when i thought your surname couldn't get any more powerful-sounding!! :D such nice strength to it! lol!! you know FB pe i'm in a group called 'i'd marry the beast if i had a library like that!' and i would!! :) congrats on the 1st edition. me's yet to find a good book store here. lemme know how Lost Symbol was.
swati randev verma! :) you already reading 'The Lost Symbol'? library ya bought?
hehe... you got it :o)
cool... i've just finished... stick to it, the plot gets carried away a little at some parts... but it comes right back on track with a renewed vengeance...awesome read
