Three months of holidays gave me quite some time to rejuvenate the long lost habit of reading( Thanks to DC++).
1. "Enemy" by Lee Child : A classic American thriller by a Brit author. Fast paced.
2. "Freakonomics" : Refreshingly different. Managed to obtain this book through one of the numerous acquaintances made at HAL.
3. "The Collected Short Stories" - Roald Dahl : Dark Humour packed with brilliant twists.
4. "A Short History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson : Very informative and at the same time not boring.
5. "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell : The book itself itself is an Outlier. A class apart. Leaves you in an introspective mood at the end of it.
6. "Hitman" by Garth Ennis : Unlike the macho Punisher, Tommy is quite vulnerable. Lots of references to cult movies. Fun stuff. I felt the ending was quite lame though.
1. "Enemy" by Lee Child : A classic American thriller by a Brit author. Fast paced.
2. "Freakonomics" : Refreshingly different. Managed to obtain this book through one of the numerous acquaintances made at HAL.
3. "The Collected Short Stories" - Roald Dahl : Dark Humour packed with brilliant twists.
4. "A Short History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson : Very informative and at the same time not boring.
5. "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell : The book itself itself is an Outlier. A class apart. Leaves you in an introspective mood at the end of it.
6. "Hitman" by Garth Ennis : Unlike the macho Punisher, Tommy is quite vulnerable. Lots of references to cult movies. Fun stuff. I felt the ending was quite lame though.
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