What novel did you read and wanted every one to read ?

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E V Thompson..cast to the wind....
huge Ev Thompson fan...also love Georgette Hayer.
The black cape.....love historical novels..

Kalooka

Map of love - Ahdaf Soweif.
Chicago - Alaa EL Aswany.
Neeran Sadeeka - Alaa El Aswany.
Koblet ElHayah - Fouad Kandeel.
Men Awrak Shahenda Mekled - Shahenda Mekled. (Must read)

Memo

Cont De Monte Cristi.(Alexandre Dumas)
little women.(Louisa May Alcott)
Harry Potter series.(J. K. Rowling)
The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, Deception Point, Digital Fortress.(Dan Brown)
Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility. ( Jane Austen)
Agatha Christie all her novels.
Nageb Ma7foz espacialy Kfa7 teba , 3bth el 2kdar, Radobes, Bdaih we Nhaeh, Meramar........ect
and any book by Yossif El Sba3i ,27san 3bd El Kdos.
for more books you should visit this site
http://abooks.tipsclub.com/

Nony

El Shikh Shikha ( Yousseif Edris).
3awdet El ro7 (Tawfik El Hakim).
Yawmeyat Na2eb Fi El Ariaf (Tawfik El Hakim).

^Butterfly^

Au Bonheur des Dames-Emile Zola

The Ministry of Common Sense

Well I don't read many novels I only read non-fiction. But I can tell you a great book that I think everyone should read:

Motorcycle Diaries by Ernesto "Che" Guevera

GOOFY-LOOK GOFY-LOCK GOFY-MIND

1000 night & night

msafwat

I just finished reading Awlad Haretna (The Children of Gebelawi or Children of our Alley) by Naguib Mahfouz for the second time... As controversial as it is i think its nice reading material.

I equally love work by Tawfiq El hakim... name any of his books... I would have read it and enjoyed it.

As for English language fiction... I Enjoyed reading The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown... I think the book is so much superior to the movie.

I like reading Classical books too... I recently finished Dante's The Divine Comedy (I read it in Spanish "La Comedia Divina" as I think its a closer language to the original Italian and might give me a better feel of the author)

Homer's Illiad and the Odyssey is part of the Human legacy... and I have read it too within that context... although I have to admit I didn't enjoy reading it that much...

My next reading project is Chicago... By Alaa El Aswany... But I'm a little pressed in time these days... can't find the book in any of the bookshops close to my house or work... Dar El shorook are trying to monopolize it being a best seller.

Edit: I almost forgot I've been reading for some time now Sun Tzu's "The Art of War"... Its not a novel but it is one of the most influential books ever written on strategy, nice stuff.

ஜ☆§weet Angel☆ஜ

I have read a lot of books in my life, both in English and Spanish, but I will mention only those in English which I liked very much

The Last Days of Pompey
Little Women
A Christmas Carol
Raggedy Ann
The Diary of Anna Frank
Flowers for Algernon

lastdazeman

A New Kind of Christian by Brian McLaren

DaNDoNa .

سورة يوسف فى القرآن الكريم

gigi .

well its not a novel its a book about 6 october war the victory of egypt
i want every body to read it so that they know that egypt has a great modern history not only the pharos and to make the whole world knows the truth about this war that egypt win this war and have a great army and great soldiers and very intellegent leaders and to know that we took our lands by our blood and faith in Allah

Psycho

The Kite Runner for Khaled Al Husseini

The Dark Knight

"GOOSEBUMPS" for R.L.STINE

dazaelrasheem

paradise lost

attitudegirl

harry potter
all james patterson books.........especially alex cross books......
naked face-sidney sheldon
false impression -jefrey archer
and eragon.
hope i helped

Wise Heart

I was late to answer because rarely when I read novels. I read many other things and I will try to remember now what was the last Novel or true story.

- Ze2b fe Qurs el Shams - Mohamed Abdel Meneim
This was a true story of Egyptian Air-force Fighters between 1968 and 1970. The author was the radio officer and close friend of most of them. I recommend it for any one who likes to read about true heroic stories.

I don't want to answer out of topic and mention other kinds of readings.

spiderpig

all three of philip pullman's His Dark Materials

mottthedog

Pearl Harbor by Newt Gingrich. It's a tremendous read and you'll get a great "feel" of the history of the time.

Amethyst

Ender's Game-Orson Scott Card

The Sight- David Clement-Davies

Gigi

R.A. Salvatore "The Dark Elf Trilogy" or "the Legacy of the Drow". they are all so great!!

*~Ãya~*

"wa Islamah"
I studied it at the school

Ranoush(ppl thumbed me down:p)

mm..great expectations....
Arabic..i dnt like Arabic novels...but i want everybody to read Anis mansour's books..the are fascinating

worthless w

well its not a novel but a really amazing ,The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey , i think everyone should read this book to reach to success . actually all Stephen coveys book are amazing and really help in managing a successful life

zaichev

Sophie's Choice is a hauntingly tragic book...

Pinky

Darkness from the heart By Charlotte Lamp (i think thats the author)

anonymous

runaway jury ,tell no one

حلاَمبرا hallambra

I'm a compulsive reader.
I always have some book , one of the nicest ones lately, is a novel from an english writer called Barbara Woods.
It's about an egyptian family, along 4 generations. The novel's title is Virgins of Paradise.

Also I liked so much

The Doctor.......Noah Gordon
Chaman...........Noah Gordon
The pillars of the earth....Ken Follet
Green city in the sun....Barbara Woods
Night trains...Barbara Woods
Graves' thief......Antonio Cabanas

That are a few of the many I have read last months.

webby

Le Rocher de Tanios - by Amin Maalouf
or even any newer ones by him too.
The Stand - Stephen King

Esoteric

The Phantom Tollbooth, its nice the perspective he gives on life and its a childrens book and fun to read.

There are many others but this one stuck to me. It's a favorite of many teachers who wish their students to read it too.

Oh "The color code" its an easy personality assessment to help improve understanding of others and being able to READ others. :D

¸¸.•*´`*♥ Farah ¸¸.•*´`*♥

Radwa Ashour's Granada trilogy. It's beautiful, yet heartbreaking; about the last days of the Arabs in Andalusia. It's amazing how we don't learn from our history and are still repeating the same mistakes hundreds of years later. The parallels to our modern day history are chilling.

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