Would you like to write down some books you like here?

Yea I’m a bookworm, I love reading. These are some books I like: The Unbearable Lightness of Being (Milan Kundera), My Name is Red (Orhan Pamuk), One Hundred Years of Solitude (Garcia Marquez), Le Città invisibili (Italo Calvino), and so on.
And I’m reading James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, it’s good.
Would you like to share your favourite books with me?

I think most people liked Micky Mouse and Donald Duck when they were young. This cartoon was with us during our childhood, and so were Garfiel, Tom and Jerry, Doraemon and so on. Very fantastic.
Thanks for recommending kokoboko. I’ve read Gone with the Wind a few years ago, an excellent novel. I’ve read a part of Dale Carnegie’s works too, honestly they are too boring for me :-P

Quran :)

Quran? good…

well.. if you have no idea about this book.. you can google it and read about the Scientific Miracles of it… :)

Adios

To tell the truth, I’ve never thought of reading this book before, but now maybe I’ll have a try ;-)

Hi Raskol, you are not the first one who recommended me to read Thus Spoke Zarathustra, about one year ago my friend told me that it was a good book, but I forgot to try it, now I won’t miss it again ;-) thanks. The Kite Runner is really impressive, I’ve read this book and watched the movie as well.
And hello saadlam, of all the writers you mentioned I like Zola best. You should read Garcia Marquez’s works, they are pretty good. I read most in Chinese, Sometimes in ancient Chinese and English(I’m not so good at them). I had tried to learn French by myself cause I like French literature, but did not succeed. It is really hard to learn it without teachers.

Hello Dannyhiga. Yes, I’ve finished reading A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, and I’m sure it s a good book. So, what do you think of Marquez? He s one of my favourite writers. I ve read The Phantom of the Opera too, many many years ago when I was a little girl, it did not leave a strong impression on me. I haven t read any of John Steinberk s works, are they really that good?
Hello saadlam. I ve read two of Zola’s books, Nana and an other one that I don t know its name in English. I think there isn’t a French learning center in my town. Yes I ve read some short novels and essays by Yasunari, but I haven’t read his famous book The Izu Dancer. And I’ve read Yukio’s Confessions of a Mark, it doesn t suit my taste. As for Chinese writers, I recommend you to read Qian Zhongshu’s works, his Fortress Besieged is really good.
The latest book I read is Etoile errante, written by French writer Le Clezio, strongly recommend it to you all, it’s the best book I’ve read this year.

Nice talking with you too, saadlam. I’ve never read Kanafani’s works, maybe it’s not easy to find his books in China. I know August Strindberg, I want to read his The Red Room(I don’t know whether I’m right, it’s just the meaning, maybe you can tell me the right one :P) for long. And of course I’ve read Gibran’s works, but not completely, just some small essays. he is so famous all around the world. As for Le Clezio, strongly recommend you to read his book, I’ve read three of his books, I love all!!
And, do you have ever heard the GFW? It is a network system in China that make us not able to visit Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and some other websites. It’s a big pity ;(

Yes, most of the best websites can’t be visited in China, that’s very ironic. But they let use msn, I think it’s because msn is not so popular in China :D
Oh, right, it’s Roda rummet, I want to read this book for long. I haven’t read Oscar Wilde’s book yet, but I will have a try :) And, have you ever read Indian poet Tagore’s works?

I hope I can write a book, bot I can not!