Books about Forbidden Love!

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Posted: 15 years ago
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Hey all!
I need your helps :D

Now, what i need is suggestions of books about forbidden love, relationships, life.. ANYTHING. If its a book that has something to do with forbidden (something) its good for me :)

A wide range of different types of books would be great and also ones that deal with the views od society etc.

I am reading the god of small things at the moment, and that type of forbidden love is alright too

Thanks all :)
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Posted: 15 years ago
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God of small things is a personal favourite of mine. Hmm, I cant think of any such book at the moment, but will surely get back to you :)
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Posted: 15 years ago
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"Flowers in the Attic" -V C Andrews

i tried reading god of small things but wasnt able to complete it..

flowers in the attic is th eonly forbidden love story i have ever read and i luv it enough to read atleast once every year...

its incest based.. but really by the end of the book, u cant imagine the charectes parting and going with some1 else

a truely wonderful book. i'll recomend it to everyone
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Posted: 15 years ago
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you must must read THE PALACE OF ILLUSIONS by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni....
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Ahh, ive heard that flowers in the attic is a good read :) im going to be trying it out very soon...

ohhh.. the palace of illusions, interesting title :) can you please tell me what it is about??

Suggestions of forbidden love films would also be much appreciated
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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: missy6892

Ahh, ive heard that flowers in the attic is a good read :) im going to be trying it out very soon......do try it. i read it in school time and i still cant put it down if i start a page...(p.s. i think the brother is absolutely adorable😉)

ohhh.. the palace of illusions, interesting title :) can you please tell me what it is about??

Suggestions of forbidden love films would also be much appreciated

actually flowers in the attic got turned into a movies too... but i wudnt suggest it.😲. the brther just looks like a perv lecher in it and the sis looks idiotic..

as for other movies... umm sorry but no idea... but then pretty woman is always a nice watch😊.. though nothing forbidden about thier love.. her profession was😉

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Posted: 15 years ago
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Originally posted by: missy6892

Ahh, ive heard that flowers in the attic is a good read :) im going to be trying it out very soon...

ohhh.. the palace of illusions, interesting title :) can you please tell me what it is about??

Suggestions of forbidden love films would also be much appreciated

ok missy...since u ask...here i say!!!
The Mahabharat, the Sanskrit epic of ancient India, tells of two noble families, the Pandavas and the Kauravas, who battle each other over rule of the Hastinapura kingdom. this drama is retold from the perspective of Draupadi, the wife of all five Pandava brothers. Born from fire, Draupadi has led an unusual life from the outset. Unlike other women, she has no interest in typical female endeavors; she would rather be tutored alongside her brother in the art of war and the machinations of ruling a kingdom. Also unlike other women, she is married to five men...all of whom love and respect her. But Draupadi's heart belongs to her husbands' enemy, the famous warrior Karna. The author has taken a male-centered story and breathed new life into its female characters, giving us a rich tale of passion and love, power and weakness, honor and humiliation. Whether or not readers are familiar with the Mahabharat epic, still fascinating and relevant several millennia on, they will enjoy this entertaining, insightful, and suspenseful story.
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Originally posted by: -Sakina-

ok missy...since u ask...here i say!!!
The Mahabharat, the Sanskrit epic of ancient India, tells of two noble families, the Pandavas and the Kauravas, who battle each other over rule of the Hastinapura kingdom. this drama is retold from the perspective of Draupadi, the wife of all five Pandava brothers. Born from fire, Draupadi has led an unusual life from the outset. Unlike other women, she has no interest in typical female endeavors; she would rather be tutored alongside her brother in the art of war and the machinations of ruling a kingdom. Also unlike other women, she is married to five men...all of whom love and respect her. But Draupadi's heart belongs to her husbands' enemy, the famous warrior Karna. The author has taken a male-centered story and breathed new life into its female characters, giving us a rich tale of passion and love, power and weakness, honor and humiliation. Whether or not readers are familiar with the Mahabharat epic, still fascinating and relevant several millennia on, they will enjoy this entertaining, insightful, and suspenseful story.



hey thanks for the desc here👏

the books seems intriguing and diff😊
i wud very much like to read it... is it available online?
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Posted: 15 years ago
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hey thanks for the desc here👏

the books seems intriguing and diff😊
i wud very much like to read it... is it available online?

you're welcome dearie...dunno whether its available online...you can check....i toh have it in copy...but its a book you can't give a miss...
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Posted: 15 years ago
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huh god of small thing is a pleasure to read but those who will read i l suggest after readin 100 pages of tht ook the person shd go for the last chapter reverse i mean we commonersss shd read like tht to understand it mor ebeautifully

arundhati wrote it beautifullyyy

and can anyone tell m e tht flowers in the attic is available online or not ???

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