Originally posted by: Cocktail24
The Aleph & Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Originally posted by: Cocktail24
The Aleph & Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Yes. I could not believe that I was actually able to read it till pave 5 😆 How can someone write some utterly one-dimensonally, it shocks me. 😆
Originally posted by: Angela_Grokes
Yes. I could not believe that I was actually able to read it till pave 5 😆 How can someone write some utterly one-dimensonally, it shocks me. 😆
Oh yes! That is very true. I don't even consider them close to literature. As a matter of fact, no one should!Originally posted by: Starkheart.
It's a disgusting fact that his books are successful. God!I had to read whole of his Half Girlfriend due to a bet. It was suicide.
Originally posted by: Angela_Grokes
Oh yes! That is very true. I don't even consider them close to literature. As a matter of fact, no one should!
But then book like 50 Shades of Grey, which lack any storyline or literary excellence, are bestsellers, you cannot expect anything thing better!
Originally posted by: Starkheart.
I can't understand what people find in such books.[/QUOTE@Bold - To satisfy their hormones probably. 😆 But on a serious note I feel they don't want to go in for something smart and want to just read something mindless yet fun.There are tons of amazing authors in India like Chitra Banerjee, Jaishree Misra, Amitav Ghosh. I don't understand why teens prefer CB over them.
Because they dont get the same attraction there. They chose a novel by -Originally posted by: Starkheart.
^What I don't get is why go for a badly written book when you have well written lightreads.
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