One good book you shouldn't miss out on!!!

Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking is a modern-day eye-opener!!!
It tries to put up an argument for the thesis that there indeed was a 'big bang' ... tell me about your take on it!!! Hawking is the modern day Galileo, predecessor of Newton's post, and unmistakably another Einstein!!1

Have not read it but will try to get my hands on it thanks.

I bought it recently as I've always wanted to read it. As I was n the middle of something else I lent it to my Dad. He told me yesterday that I can have it back as he's finding it a bit hard going. I should have known he'd have trouble, he's not a big reader anyway.

i truly recommend the fifth woman by a swedish bestseller writer 'henning mankell'. its a crime novel starring the detective kurt wallander. the thing i loved abt it is its brisk pace and the modus operandi of the murders.not only this pick up any novel from henning mankell and you will be mesmerized by his stories and his sense of writing!!!!mankell is great

If anyone is interested in the Canadians in Afganistan I would recomend the book Fifteen Days by Chistie blatchford. It's about Fifteen days on which Canadians died in Afganistan. well writen and a thought provoking book.

That book was way too difficult. He even mentions in it to not read other books on the subject cuz they are way too technical and then he bombards you with vocabulary you can only be familiar with if you have a degree in physics. I'll stick with children's books on space and time thank you!

Can miss Jorge Amado, Satre, Camus, Goethe...

It's funny you should say this about one of the greatest "unread bestsellers" of all time. I remember when it came out and you'd see people "reading" it on the bus.

have you you read The incident of the dog in the Night? Its a really nice read and is hard to put down. Its worth a read.

I have heard that title come up occasionally and everyone has always raved about it! Who is it by? It will be easier to find in the bookstore.