Just read it; unable to fathom what all the hype is about…. The novel opens with the murder of Louvre’s (Paris) elderly curator, whose body is found covered in baffling symbols. It’s up to Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon and cryptologist … Continue reading Review: “The Da Vinci Code” by Dan Brown
Thanks everybody! Because of your approval of mine(Abdullah) and Saad’s clumsy attempts at writing or rather posing as writers (though review writers only), we have survived two months in this endless cyber world, where blogs are in a constant state … Continue reading Two months of Blogging…
A tale of fast draws, posse chase, bank and train robberies and wild rides across the country alongwith exchange of witty remarks and a love affair, all these make this movie a classic. This movie is one of the best … Continue reading Review: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
Being a great fan of Anthony Hopkins portryal of Dr.Lecter (Silence of the lambs),I was skeptical about this series.I couldnot imagine any-one living up to the standard set by hopkins .Apart from that, retelling of a story does not appeal … Continue reading Review:HANNIBAL
A tale of wit, adventure, humor and danger, it is a perfect mix for an epic high fantasy series. ‘Kingkiller Chronicle’ is coming of age novel full of humor; it is a story of love and loss with occasional involvement … Continue reading The Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Routhfuss
“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others” In this contemporary satire, Orwell criticizes the Russian revolution and totalitarianism regimes. Orwell wrote this book amidst WWII and published it in 1945, during the rise of Soviet … Continue reading Animal Farm by George Orwell
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Most of us would have heard the author’s name for the first time when he won the Noble prize for literature,as is in most cases when author is not English or American. Désert is written by “Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio” … Continue reading Désert by J. M. G. Le Clézio
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