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Originally posted by: MusicOfTheHeart

Wow! I love to read Sci-Fi books & it was a pleasure reading something like that involving Ariya. Really a wonderful OS. The confession was real na?

And beautiful bannar

Can we get a conversation of Ariya about it? Would like to read another part of this

Wow. I'd didn't know you are a sci-fi lover 🤓 Now suggest me some good sci-fis

Even though I try to write original stories i cant get out Ariya 🤡 So ariya has to be there 😆

I will post if I'd come up with any conversation 😆Thanks for liking it Razia🤗

Originally posted by: unishaz

Interesting.

Thank you 😃

Originally posted by: BitterBerry

Wow. I'd didn't know you are a sci-fi lover 🤓 Now suggest me some good sci-fis

Even though I try to write original stories i cant get out Ariya 🤡 So ariya has to be there 😆

I will post if I'd come up with any conversation 😆Thanks for liking it Razia🤗

You must have read more Sci-Fi books from different writers whereas my knowledge of sci-fi books is bounded by only Bengali writers :( So, what can I suggest Rather you suggest me😳

I love to read Muhammed Zafar Iqbal's books. He was the first writer who introduced me to science fiction in my teenage, I'm just familiar to him, Satyajit Ray, Humayun Ahmed & a few other writers sci-fi books. Have you read Professor Shonku of Satyajit? I don't know if it's translated in Hindi/English, it's a series of your country's writer.

Again a masterpiece 😍😍

Completely different..

Love it!!

And Banner 🔥

Thnx for pm.

Originally posted by: MusicOfTheHeart

You must have read more Sci-Fi books from different writers whereas my knowledge of sci-fi books is bounded by only Bengali writers :( So, what can I suggest Rather you suggest me😳

I love to read Muhammed Zafar Iqbal's books.

He was the first writer who introduced me to science fiction in my teenage, I'm just familiar to him, Satyajit Ray, Humayun Ahmed & a few other writers sci-fi books. Have you read Professor Shonku of Satyajit?

Not really. I haven't but since you've suggested, I will check and if there is a translation, I will read.

I don't know if it's translated in Hindi/English, it's a series of your country's writer.

You have introduced me to various writers darling, I'd check them all. Thank you 🤗

I have read some, not sure if you'd like them or not but I am putting a list here: (warning you, the description might get long, I babble a lot when it comes to Sci-fis🤣)

1. The immortal life of Henrietta Lacks, Rebecca Skloot (this is not a sci fi but since you are doing medicals, I thought this is a must for you. Its about the whole story of how HeLa cell line was developed and who was its donor, ethics and stuff like that but it has a personal life description of Henrietta Lacks. I am sure you will like this. It's not textbook stuff 😆)

2. The Divergent Trilogy, Veronica Roth

This has to be the first sci fi I ever read cause this one introduced me to sci world. It's got a kickass female protagonist and an equally attractive male protagonist. Theme is mostly about genetic experiments and advance biotechnology.

3. Poison study series, Maria V Snyder (some six books in the series)

This typically ain't a modern sci-fi but it's good one. You will find ancient stuff, new world building, lot of politics, magic and assassins. You can say its kinda of a fantasy sci fi. Another story backed by a strong female protagonist, who has magical abilities and to partner her with there this cold blooded assassin who is a chief security officer of that country. You will love the slow brewing love between the protagonists.

4. Delirium, Lauren Oliver (three books in the series)

This another trilogy with urban background.

High points are, different world building, strict government, resistance group and single rule, America is free or Deliria.

5. Brave New World, Aldous Huxley

It was written long back that I dont remember when 🤣. High points are, you will find babies in artificial embryo chambers. Just like today's world, there's this class difference too. You can totally skip it if you cant get through the first 10 pages cause it's boring 😵🤓

6. Time travellers wife

This is a beautiful story of love, longing, separation and of course the science of time travelling.

7. Frankenstein, Mary Shelly.

They say if you haven't read Frankenstein you haven't read biotechnology 🤣.

8. Digital Fortress, Dan Brown

The writer has other notable works you can check like Angels and Demons, Da Vinci Code. This one is a techno thriller.

That's all as of now. I will send you more if I'll remember more😉

Originally posted by: MissShaikh

Again a masterpiece 😍😍

Completely different..

Love it!!

And Banner 🔥

Thnx for pm.

Thanks darling 🤗

I have read 7 8 and 6 in this order and like

Read a few Asimov but horror and sci-fi are two styles I read only if any one from my book gang recommends as I am not a fan

I like mytho mostly Indian, thriller, detective, cop based, family drama ..romance yea most historical romances off and on when I want to do light reading

Usually I read 4 books in a month if it's a normal novel. About 1 hour a day every night before I sleep

Thanks for the recommendation I will try 3

Originally posted by: AnjuRish

I have read 7 8 and 6 in this order and like

Read a few Asimov but horror and sci-fi are two styles I read only if any one from my book gang recommends as I am not a fan

I like mytho mostly Indian, thriller, detective, cop based, family drama ..romance yea most historical romances off and on when I want to do light reading

Usually I read 4 books in a month if it's a normal novel. About 1 hour a day every night before I sleep

Thanks for the recommendation I will try 3

Then I'd like some suggestions from you as well for thriller/espionage/crime. For crimes I have started with Nora Roberts In death series. It's an urban crime romance. And then I've read Sidney sheldon's as well.

@bold

Wow dii, you really have a routine👏👏 I read with extreme moods like I can finish a novel in a day and then I can go without reading for weeks 😆 but i like your consistency 👍🏼

3 is something you'd like as per your preferences listed above

For contemporary romance I have a few suggestions.

Paradise by Judith McNaught is one such a rollercoaster emotional ride.

Then there are novels like, A kingdom of Dreams, Something Wonderful, Perfect etc by same the same author . These are historical romances. You should try these if you haven't already

Originally posted by: BitterBerry

I have read some, not sure if you'd like them or not but I am putting a list here: (warning you, the description might get long, I babble a lot when it comes to Sci-fis🤣)

1. The immortal life of Henrietta Lacks, Rebecca Skloot (this is not a sci fi but since you are doing medicals, I thought this is a must for you. Its about the whole story of how HeLa cell line was developed and who was its donor, ethics and stuff like that but it has a personal life description of Henrietta Lacks. I am sure you will like this. It's not textbook stuff 😆)

Thanks for the assurance🤣 Would love to read this.

2. The Divergent Trilogy, Veronica Roth

This has to be the first sci fi I ever read cause this one introduced me to sci world. It's got a kickass female protagonist and an equally attractive male protagonist. Theme is mostly about genetic experiments and advance biotechnology.

3. Poison study series, Maria V Snyder (some six books in the series)

This typically ain't a modern sci-fi but it's good one. You will find ancient stuff, new world building, lot of politics, magic and assassins. You can say its kinda of a fantasy sci fi. Another story backed by a strong female protagonist, who has magical abilities and to partner her with there this cold blooded assassin who is a chief security officer of that country. You will love the slow brewing love between the protagonists.

This sounds most intriguing. I'm in for it in second.

4. Delirium, Lauren Oliver (three books in the series)

This another trilogy with urban background.

High points are, different world building, strict government, resistance group and single rule, America is free or Deliria.

5. Brave New World, Aldous Huxley

It was written long back that I dont remember when 🤣. High points are, you will find babies in artificial embryo chambers. Just like today's world, there's this class difference too. You can totally skip it if you cant get through the first 10 pages cause it's boring 😵🤓

6. Time travellers wife

This is a beautiful story of love, longing, separation and of course the science of time travelling.

Time travel concept always fascinates me, I think I'm going to read this one first in quarantine😊

7. Frankenstein, Mary Shelly.

They say if you haven't read Frankenstein you haven't read biotechnology 🤣.

Thanks Allah! You had read it else your degree would've been questioned🤣

8. Digital Fortress, Dan Brown

The writer has other notable works you can check like Angels and Demons, Da Vinci Code. This one is a techno thriller.

That's all as of now. I will send you more if I'll remember more😉

Anytime!🤗

Thanks for the list along with description🤗 I told you, you have read some awesome sci-fi😊

Then I'd like some suggestions from you as well for thriller/espionage/crime. For crimes I have started with Nora Roberts In death series. It's an urban crime romance. And then I've read Sidney sheldon's as well

AnjiMust

read author s

Agatha Christie

Mario puzo - most fav book god father ...book is much better

Tom Clancy

Rebecca

Umberto eco name of the rose ...I guess original is Italian but English translation is available

Thomas Harris - imp silence of lambs hannibal

Lee child

John grisham another fav all his court room dramas esp a time to kill it's super a bit disturbing it involves rape of a black child 10 by a priveleged white

Dan brown - most pple have read da Vinci code the rest of his books are also good

Ashwin sanghi - Indian but worth a read

Couple of books I can't recall author name

Girl with the dragon tattoo

Gone girl

For contemporary romance I have a few suggestions.

Paradise by Judith McNaught is one such a rollercoaster emotional ride.

Then there are novels like, A kingdom of Dreams, Something Wonderful, Perfect etc by same the same author . These are historical romances. You should try these if you haven't already

Anji - I have read these and have copies too🤪

Julie Garwood is my fav come the spring was my intro to romance at 23