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Originally posted by: Khushboo_AN
Uff I wrote this titanic reply and then my internet fluctuated so it all got lost inside the deep abyss of lost posts of the netherworldAnyway. So here I go again.@bold...uff...yehi toh chahiye 😎 You be cool girl, you be cool in your own right. 😎 *plays Beyonce in the background* 😛 😆@italic...mere good hone se kya hoga 😆 I found someone who likes my weirdness for whatever weird reason so right now life is good baby 😳 😆 Kabhi jab yeh bhaag jayega tab main chinta karungi apne good ya bad hone ke baare mein 😆@underlined...arrey! Main toh pehle bhi hindi bolti thi 😕 Ajkal hi toh kam bolti hoon...jabhi jitna bhi hindi maine bola sirf tum logon se hi toh bola...ab utni baat nahi hoti toh hindi bhi nahi bolti utna 😳 Maana ki meri hindi bohot buri hain lekin samajh mein toh aati hai na 😆 ussi se kaam chala lo!Arrey I'll get around to reading them someday hopefully 🤔 I've too many books lined up to read now BUT. I shall recommend some of them for you, and hopefully you shall forgive some of my Gaiman fangirliness 😳 Here are the books I would like you, and pretty much everybody to read:-Smokes and Mirrors (Neil Gaiman)-Starfust (Neil Gaiman)-Coraline (Neil Gaiman)-Fragile Things (Neil Gaiman)-The Ocean at the End of the Lane (Neil Gaiman)-American Gods (Neil Gaiman)-Sandman (Neil Gaiman) < This is a comic series, but unlike any other comic you have read or I would even say heard of, if you're not the comic reading person. But do give it a try, because it is too brilliant to not be read by everyone. Make sure you get hold of Gaiman's books, though. There are others as well.-Maus (Art Speigelman) < The only graphic novel to ever have won a Pulitzer Prize. It is a true story about WWII. It's a tad long, told in two parts but I promise it is worth the effort.-The Killing Joke (Alan Moore) < PLEASE READ THIS FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE-Watchmen (Alan Moore) < Because, Watchmen. 😎-V for Vendetta (Alan Moore) < Because, obviously.-Lord of the Flies (William Golding)-The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams) < Read this. All five parts of the triology. Such humour. Much Douglas. So Adams. Wow. ^_^-The Shining (Stephen King)-Fault in Our Stars (John Green) < I didn't think the book too fancy, so I don't know what all the fuss is about but maybe you'll like it. Lots of people do.-The Shadow Lines (Amitav Ghosh)-Frankenstein (Mary Shelley) < If you haven't read this yet, give it a try. Difficult old language, but very good book.-Palace of Illusions (I don't remember the author's name)And while you're at it, go around and read some Poe and Lovecraft too, maybe 😃Read Gaiman, is my point. And Douglas Adams. Everyone should read Douglas Adams. These two people are too brilliant for me to believe that they even exist for real. *sigh* 😳Bleh. Enough rambling. Tell me, have you read any of these?
@bold you said you never read Percy Jackson but this reminded me of the book, trust me.
@red ahem... -_-
@italics it's good na, yo found someone and why are you saying k wo bhaag jayega n all, he might not, ok, be positive and stay cool...😃
@underslined really, pta nahi, i don't remember. jahan tak I know, tu hamesha english hi bolti thi🤔 aur teri Hindi bahut achhi h bilkul buri nahi h, kisi se b puch le.
@ rest maine inme se koi book nahi padi but I would surely read some of them coz kisi aur ne b inme se kuch suggest ki h.😊
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