*C'est la vie*! *Life*!

A Simple Plan by Scott Smith

"Ever thought about consequences of your simple every day life actions? Ever thought about how an action, a thought, a planning may change your whole life? This is all A Simple Plan is all about. Its about the unexpected. About the uncertainties of life. How nothing turns out the way you'd have expected it to. And how you should finally think about The Unexpected before carrying on anything you're planning to..... Scott Smith's life must have changed after the release of this book. I don't think he would have expected it to but yet....."

The Beautiful Ones Are Not Yet Born by Ayi Kewi Armah

deep, deep, deep,a definite page turner. totally unputdownable. So realistic and human. Ayi Kewi Armah sure knows how to catch your attention till the last page.

Et c\'est ainsi qu\'Allah est grand: Chroniques by Alexandre Vialatte

"je ne me souviens jamais avoir autant rit à lalecture d'un bouquin avec un titre si sérieux que ça!!! J'ai absolument adoré la chronique sur les oiseaux, les poules, monstres de l'apocalypse! Et c'est ainsi qu'Allah est Grand... "

Introduction to Islam by Muhammad Hamidullah

The ultimate guide for any seeker of Islamic knowledge. In anybody's intellectual reach.

Family Matters by Rohinton Mistry

"Ever heard about life coming to a full circle? How the end always comes back to the beginning.... When I was a kid (not that am old) I used to annoy my cousins with this story: "One day a car was driving in the desert. it hit a dog. The dog died. The driver dug a hole. Buried the dog. Took a cardbord wrote on it and stuck on the tomb. It read: "One day a car was driving in the desert. it hit a dog. The dog died. The driver dug a hole. Buried the dog. Took a cardbord wrote on it and stuck on the tomb. It read: ....." That's what I was reminded of when I read Family Matters.

The Smoke Jumper by Nicholas Evans

"Still reading it! it's a definite page turner!"

The Partner by John Grisham

My second night with John Grisham. I loved the book but the movie doesnt do it no justice.

The Client by John Grisham

I met John Grisham accidently. He was in the farthest corner of my friend fabrice's bookshelf. He was dusty and I was going to put him back when I decided I might take a look at him. I loved his cover. I read the résume at the back and it started tikling my reader's instinct. I read the first page, went back to the resumé again and decided Fabrice had to lend me John Grisham. I took him home. Took him to bed and since then we have a definitely very lasting love affair. Its thanks to his Client.

Waiting for Godot: A Tragicomedy in Two Acts by Samuel Beckett

"Beckett was imposed to me. For my HSC I took english lit. I had to work on Samuel Beckett. Reading WFG never felt like doing a homework. It is saddest funny book I've ever read! Unputdownable. I still read it anytime I've no other material to read."