I'm going to Virgin Megastore in the next couple of days to buy some books, i'm craving for reading since i have nothing better to do than blogging. And so, i have thought of couple of old novels; 19th to 20th century as they're more valubale than the modern ones in addition to a spiritual book. These what i have thought of:
-- Credit to fayoora for freedomBut i have a question, is it ok to close a book after reading couple of chapters? because when i buy a certain book i feel i'm obliged to read it from cover to cover and the book that i'm reading now won't seem to get any better =\. I haven't been captivated from the first chapter but i persuaded myself to continue reading it, i got to chapter 7 and nothing intrests me! Plz tell my it's ok to close it so that i don't feel guilty! It's called Never Say Never by Melissa Hill. I think it has to do with me because i don't seem to like books where the auther is the narrator. I prefer the characters to speak and express their emotions rather than the auther telling me what they do and what they feel!
14 Interruptions:
You're welcome.
They might not be available in virgin, therefore i'll come up with new ones if i found them interesting.
Welcome abroad ;)
Ah you're a book lover! My cousin is also a book lover and he reviews books every Wednesday (well almost every Wednesday :P) You can find him here http://kinanooo.blogspot.com/
WOW
Read Freedom yet?
Oh Damn, u made me want to read it again heh!
Of course you can stop reading a book if you're not interested. I did that a couple of times, what's the point of torturing yourself with a boring book when there are lots of good ones out there.
Get 'The Kite Runner'
Ok here's the thing, i went to virgin yesterday and the whole 3 books were out of stock =\ damn you Virgin this is not the first time their books run out!! and therefore i couldn't get out empty handed, as i said before, i'm craving for reading! This is what i bought:
- By The River Piedra I Sat Down And Wept by Paulo Coelho.
- Angels And Demons by Dan Brown.
- Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe.
- Fame Fatale by Wendy Holden.
kj
I'm already visiting his blog, it's interesting.
Thanks for passing by.
Fayoora
Not yet unfortunately =\
Elijah
THANK YOU, i needed to hear that :p
And will do getting your recommendation.
BTW, i'll post the books review later on, my internet supscription expired and i'm using my work's internet service =\
Its ok to close a book before you finish it.
if you don’t like what’s inside
But if you have a test you have to do it from cover to cover.
You can always do a research on the net for the books you like to buy and read people comments on them
I think it’s the best way
I haven't thought about it lol!
Welcome aboard.
I hate Virgin here in Kuwait. It never has any thing that ever interested me. I found Amazon is the best way to shop for books in Kuwait due to:
a) Lack of decent bookstores
b) Extreme (irrational) censorship
SO, my point is go to Amazon.com
and, yes it's fine to never finish a book. HOWEVER, you might want to go back to it every once in a while. I think certain books have to be read in certain moods or at a certain age or something like that. So you might find it interesting later on.
AND Thanks for visiting my blog, I am glad you like it :D
you're reading my mind kinan i'm already in amazon ordering books ;p
And you're welcome.
i dont like the first book:P my opinion is its overrated! and Jane Austen isnt my type of author
Go to muthana! bil deera! min 9ijich books in virgin always run out:S...;) i love books too
Really?
Are you an english major?
And for Jane Austen to tell you the truth, i haven't read any of her novels but i read the synopsis however and they seemed worthy of reading.
Enzain ma adil el muthana though i know they have some pretty interesting stuff, rehab doesn't count ? ;p
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