THE ESL BOOK CLUB! (Continued)

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THE ESL BOOK CLUB! (Continued)

libertybelle

THE ESL BOOK CLUB! (Continued)

For those who didn �t get a chance yesterday to write about some of their favorite books - I �m bringing the topic back on the board.
Take a look and join in!

http://www.eslprintables.com/forum/topic.asp?id=11195

Have a good day
Hugs
L

20 Aug 2009

anitarobi

Could we continue here? Pls, pls, pls! More people could see it here...

I forgot to mention Phillip Kerr �s Esau yesterday - fantastic book! Has anyone read it?

20 Aug 2009

Nebal

Good morning Anita and Libertybelle,

How I loved the topic and glad that u brought it up again, Belle!!

I still have more favourite books:

1- Orlando by Virginia Woolf

2- The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne

3- When We Dead Awaken by Henrik Ibsen

4- Rebecca- Daphne Du Maurier

5-Lady Chatterley �s Lover- D.H. Lawrence

6-Gone With The Wind- Margaret Mitchell

20 Aug 2009

Victoria-Ladybug

My favorite books are:

-The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown

- Harry Potter Books by J. K. Rowling

-Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

-Tomorrow, When The War Began by J. Marsden

-Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell

-My Family And Other Animals by Gerald Durrell

-Les Miserables by Victor Hugo

-Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

-The Return of Sherlock Holmes by A. Conan Doyle

- Agatha Christie Books

-The Necklace by Cuy de Mapaussant

-Emma by Jane Austen
and many more.......

20 Aug 2009

libertybelle

Sure -Let �s continue here

20 Aug 2009

mr.dgdln

I �m gonna put forward a Turkish Writer whose fan I am: BUKET UZUNER. if you happen to come across this name in a bookstore or library , just give a chance to yourself to taste this writer �s magic world.

20 Aug 2009

donapeter

Dear all;
I can see here , you are not fans of Russian literature.For me, the Russian writers are among the best authors in the world literature. I enjoyed Dostoevsky- "Crime and punishment" ,"The brothers Karamazov", I also liked Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokhov with

�And Quiet Flows the Don�, Nikolai Gogol with "Dead souls".

Nebal mentioned "Rebecca" , I have this book among my favorites too.

I also like Kafka �s......all his 3 novels.

20 Aug 2009

ants

I forgot some books by Sebastian Faulks...such as Birdsong, Engleby, Charlotte Grey, The Fatal Englishman.

My husband also reads a lot of Noam Chomsky books!!

I really enjoyed The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga too.

Fiona.

20 Aug 2009

baiba

It took me time to find what I want. Here is the book that I have loved since my teenage years. I think it is one of the most beautiful books about a woman!

�alikuşu ("The Wren") by Turkish writer Reşat Nuri G�ntekin

20 Aug 2009

JudyHalevi

I love all lawyer books, Court cases, investigations, etc. I don �t have a TV in my house, and I am happy to say that all of my children are readers, and my oldest daughter has now also banned TV from her home, (she has 5 children).

I am very worried about the imagination of the children. I see it so much in my classes. Children are unable to let their imaginations flow.

I work on that a lot with all my students.

from Israel

Judy

20 Aug 2009

ants

I agree Judy....I see a lack of imagination in the Swiss kids here....too much tv doesn �t help at all.

Fiona.

20 Aug 2009

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