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If anyone is interested in history, try "Sowing the Wind" by John Keay. Its a good book on the origins of the middle east political divisions and the emergence of nation states.
As for a relaxing tone, try "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Its a good classic.
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Virginia Andrew pon ok gak...plot about...sibling rivalry, incest, family tragedies n skeleton in the cupboard etc...if u have the stomach to read about those... |
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Originally posted by seribulan at 17-11-2004 12:08:
Virginia Andrew pon ok gak...plot about...sibling rivalry, incest, family tragedies n skeleton in the cupboard etc...if u have the stomach to read about those...
Wahhhhh... Bestttttttt...........
Especially series.... Flowers in the attic...
Make U wonder on the possibility......
and open up to all the probability....
tapi lepas virginia dah takder....
and a group of writers took over....
dah tak best dahhhhh.... |
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Originally posted by LoLiPoP at 28-9-2004 08:55:
All books by :
Judith McNaught
Sidney Sheldon
Jackie Collins (ni content may be too extreme for kids laa)
Nora Roberts (my personal favourite)
The above are fews of my fav authors....
but dah lamer giler tak follow their latest books....
So many authors to remember.... too long ago...
Dah luper........
Used to know Sidney 1st....
then Judith and Nora...
Jackie cam kemudian sikit.....
But to compare them is unfair (at least for me...)
But memula carik buku |
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Oh yes........
and wht about... JUDE DEVERAUX???
cant remember the exact spellingg
but her books great... love her too..... :bgrin:
My 1st... "A Knight in Shining Amour"
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psttttttttt *its ARMOR....
Let me listing down further........
yang aku hingat & ter'stumble upon' kat eBay... :lol
> Danielle Steel
> Johanna Lindsey
> Judith Michael
> Judith Krantz
> Julie Garwood
> Barbara Cartland
> Jilly Cooper
kehkehkeh,,,,, sumer authors citer |
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And wht about Agatha Christie..... anyone???
And alsooo by Dean R. Koontz???
Iskhhhhhhhhh banyok ler plok........ :bgrin:
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errr...aku cadang buku blajo bahse inggeris lam masa 30 ari leh tak?kira english reading gak ler kan |
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Penny Vincenzi
aku ada 3 buku dia aje..Another Woman, Wicked Pleasures, Outrageous Affair..novel dia lain, tak terbaca lagi
Another woman...
A dream wedding becomes a nightmare - as the bride disappears...
The night before her lavish wedding to Oliver Bergin, Cressida Forrest went to bed serene and happy. By morning she had vanished - without apparent cause, and without trace. Shocked, anxious and uncomprehending, the two families face a long and painful day of revelations, as a complex, fragile web of sexual, marital and financial secrets is ripped apart by Cressida's disappearance. And the question they are all forced to ask is who really was the woman they thought they new - perfect daughter, sister, lover and wife never to be?
Wicked Pleasures...
All families have secrets. This family hid a secret which would tear it apart.
Sexy, glamorous and fun, Wicked Pleasures is the story of a brother and two sisters who find out that they all have different fathers: none of them Alexander, Earl of Caterham, who was married to their mother for almost twenty years. It is the story of the power and the greed of the mega-rich, as the great family banking business upon which fortunes are won and lost comes to the brink of ruin, and family ties are tested to the utmost
Outrageous Affair
yg ni ..sampai sekarang aku tak habis baca..huhu..
baca sendiri arr synopsis dia kat homepage bawah ni
http://www.penny-vincenzi.com/books.htm
antara yg 3 kat atas tuu, prefer wicked pleasures...tapi novel dia a bit tebal, so org yg macam aku nii...banyak ngelat, baca lompat-lompat
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Aku tak reti ler bacer ngelat |
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Masa sekolah dulu memang selalu baca buku2 cerita utk tingkatkan BI. Tapi sekarang prefer lagi newspapers & magazines sebab dgn cara ni bukan saja boleh meningkatkan BI tapi update with the current issues & world news. |
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[quote]Originally posted by Pe4RL at 18-11-2004 08:13 AM:
Aku tak reti ler bacer ngelat |
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Originally posted by Pe4RL at 17-11-2004 12:43 PM:
Oh yes........
and wht about... JUDE DEVERAUX???
cant remember the exact spellingg
but her books great... love her too..... :bgrin:
My 1st... "A Knight in Shining Amou ...
Mmg best..saya pon dah bace.. |
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Saper peminat ceta hantu/mysteries bacalah
Goosebumps
Fear Street
Dracula
buku |
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Buku English yg Anna bacer ..
Harry Potter Series : Sesuai kalau nak bacakan utk adik2 [kena terjemahkan seniri dalam bahasa ibunda la]
Novel Judith McNaugh & Danielle Steel : Romance lor..hik hik :lol
The Star Newspaper : Banyak artikel selain berita. Bagus utk vocab
Magazine : Kalau tak larat yg berat2, amik yg kaler kaler mcm Women's Health, Cleo, Marie Claire
Dictionary : Benda paling penting utk refer words yg kita tak berapa paham
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my early books....
To me reading is a very tiring way of enjoying oneself .... so these days I try to be a bit discerning in choosing what books to read....if I want easy and instant pleasure I choose watching DVDs ...though of course many really good films are also emotionally taxing....
Coming back to books... I'm a bit careful now on what I choose to read... and I don't mean we should be snobbish or elitist in our choice of books...but what I'm trying to get at is that books should kind of stick in your mind and may even change or color your life in a new ways...after you've read them... the after effect should linger in one way or another...and I only want to read books that I also want to proudly keep in my library....so no more pulp and airport fictions for me...or those authors that I consider only trying to make money out of writing rather than writing to say something....
When I was young I used to read those abridged classsics... you know people like Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Black Arrow", Dracula (Bram Stoker), Huckleberry Finn (Mark Twain), Don Quixote (Cervantes ) etc....later in the university I revisited some of these books in complete and unabridged versions.... and I just rediscovered Mark Twain last year.
I'm surprised that he also wrote really marvellous travel books and I found "Innocent Abroad" his book on travel to Jerusalem was really hilarious....may be I'm wrong but I think gonzo style of writing by people like Hunter S Thompson and the manic writings of P J O'Rourke may be influenced by Twain...
....Then I discovered those old European writers...Zola, Balzac, Gogol (Russia), Dostoevsky (Russia) Fontane , Kafka etc....Dostoevsky's "Crime and punishment" is one of the books that influenced my moral outlook...in fact my hotmail email address is taken after the protagonist....raskolnikov....
These days I don't read much old classics anymore ...I'm trying to listen to the current voice by reading LIVING good new writers like Zadie Smith ('White Teeth' was a good tragicomic story about these young muslims in Britian who gradually became "extremists"...) and not so young British and non British and established authors like Ian McEwan, J M Coetzee etc... these guys are still very much alive unlike those old Dostoevsky, Zola and the rest of old masters who are of course long dead now... |
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a sequel to my previous post
SUSAN COOLIDGE - 4 'Katy' books.. an old orange book.. i don't know whether can be found in bookstores..
What Katy did
what katy did at sckool
What Katy did next
Clover
sinopsis:
susan coolidge describes the games and squabbles, the tragedies
and comedies of family life as the children grow up in a way which
gives these ever popular stories a charm all of their own.
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elizabeth berg...buku dia ciput jer...10 or so.. tapi karya dia best banget...she's my 2nd fav...n for sure, can't beat danielle steel.. :clap:
1. OPEN HOUSE
Open House is a love story about what can blossom between a man and a woman, and within a woman herself.
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THE PULL OF THE MOON
Nan leaves her husband, gets in the car and drives across the country, following the moon. En route, she talks to people, writes letters to her husband, and jots in her diary--saying things she`s never said before and trying to reshape the fabric of her life.
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TALK BEFORE SLEEP...quite vexing...she wrote bout breast cancer.. but can give it a try lah
4.
RANGE OF MOTION
A woman waiting for her husband to awake from a coma discovers the meaning of love, friendship, and faith.
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