Just finished To Kill a Mockingbird. Anyone got any other suggestions for me to read?
Cheers!

It's nearly impossible for me to choose a favorite book but if I had to choose, I'd go with Pride and Prejudice.

"Until they become conscious
they will never rebel,
and until after they have rebelled
they cannot become conscious."

This book still send chills down my spine when I think about it.

Not really a review, just a quick thought. I used to think Macbeth was brutal and violent but now I know that Titus Andronicus is just one big book if violence.
This is essentially Shakespeare before he became Shakespeare. Perhaps he chose to write this one is the previously established style of violent plots. He only later started to write in his own style that provided entertainment for the next 400 or so years.

Honestly I'm surprised at how much this book moved me. Coelho generally has a very linear writing style. But this book moved from the general philosophical style and talks in a more human and simple level. Beautiful and touching.

You have bewitched me body and soul!
-Mr.Darcy

"Take bread away from me, if you wish,
take air away, but
do not take from me your laughter."

By far, some of the most beautiful lines I've ever read. Poetry at its best.

This book leaves you on the edge of your seat. The language wisps you away into a world of mystery, love, murder. A story about the dark side of romance.

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