Book You Couldn't Get Over Till Date

Few years back, it was Hp. I am still stuck into Hogwards but not like I was few years back. Right now, I am into Greek mythology and Coelho books. The Notebook too stuck to mind for quite long.

It has to be Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell for me. It actually is such a problematic book in so many ways - sometimes I feel sort of ashamed because I love the book so much - but that is why I say why it is a book I cannot really get over. Scarlett O'Hara is a terrifyingly engrossing protagonist.

Originally posted by: DelusionalMe

Few years back, it was Hp. I am still stuck into Hogwards but not like I was few years back. Right now, I am into Greek mythology and Coelho books. The Notebook too stuck to mind for quite long.

Originally posted by: LoveToLaugh

It has to be Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell for me. It actually is such a problematic book in so many ways - sometimes I feel sort of ashamed because I love the book so much - but that is why I say why it is a book I cannot really get over. Scarlett O'Hara is a terrifyingly engrossing protagonist.

Originally posted by: xxSomeonesLuvxx

I've read Gone With The Wind, no offence, but I didn't like it that much. I mean yes, flawless book. I loved it to the core. But it's problematic, as you say, and very different from other books that I've read. Mitchell had a magic overcome us. And I say that everyone should read it at least once.

And is that book thick or what? 😆

I read the extended version, which I liked.

in recent times i guess it has to be annie's song one overwhelming book that was. !!! Over-all i think its HP/Twilight only two books i keep going back to re-read. ❤️

HP series (especially HP and POA )

That one book will be - Love Story - What a lovely story...If I have to name one book, it would be this.

Godfather is a must read for everyone

For younger people -
Perry Mason, Agatha Christie and Sherlock holmes are must reads...

There were Malowry Towers books ( Boarding school books) and I just loved them to bits.

I am also impressed by Amish Patel's Immortals of Mehula series. Once started, I could not put down till I read all 3 parts...

Would come back again.

Originally posted by: LoveToLaugh

That's okay, I know plenty of people who dislike the book very, very much. It isn't particularly a "lovable" book in that sense.

About the thickness, haha yes it can be intimidating.😆

I have not heard of an extended version. What's that?

Glad you understand. 😃


My friends thought I had gone nuts when I started out with the book. They assumed that I wont be able to read and get bored quickly. I'm more like teenage novels reader.


Oh its not that great. The original one is wonderful.