Dear book lovers here is Cynthia Nas, Editor of WhatsOn, who selected some of the best books for you. Since reading is a very good habit, you need not miss this chance to grab these books for your weekend. Have a good book-reading time!!
The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak
The most well-known work, The Book Thief, is a historic fiction book, published in 2005. The writer of this book is Australian novelist Markus Zusak. The plot of the book centers on Liesel Meminger’s WWII exploits in Nazi Germany. The novel offers a distinct viewpoint into the lives of the war victims. It portrays “Death” as a physical figure who narrates the narrative. The entire narrative is replete with several concrete motifs.
The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald
One of the most thrilling but depressing books you would ever read is The Great Gatsby. The 1925 publication of the book exemplifies how opulent the Jazz Age got. You’ll learn the important lesson that not all find true love.
‘The Diary of a Young Girl’, by Anne Frank
‘The Diary of a Young Girl’, author Anne Frank, is one of the most famous novels ever written. It provides a candid account of her life as she runs for her life from Nazi forces. Despite the difficulties she is having, she still has faith in the goodness of people. And, also in the beauty of the world. It’s a real book that will alter your viewpoint.
Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck The fascinating tale of George Milton and Lennie Small’s relationship, two migrant laborers in California, is told in the novel Of Mice and Men. As they try to fulfill their aspirations of having their own farm and animals, their relationship grows in this situation.
