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The Double Death of Quincas Water-Bray by Jorge Amado

2.0

A simple and fast read novel set in the backdrop of mid-twentieth century Bahia (a northeastern state in Brazil). The humorous narration of Jorge Amado makes it a worth read.

My Name Is Red by Orhan Pamuk

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4.0

The Writer on the Hill: The Very Best of Ruskin Bond by Ruskin Bond

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3.0

For those who love the mountains and the Himalayas in particular, this is a wonderful book to engage with the nature and the Himalayan life that the author is good at portraying. Ruskin Bond, by indulging himself with the characters and their lives, gives the reader a melancholy feeling.

The Idea of God in Early Religions by Frank Byron Jevons

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2.0

Next Time You Feel Lonely... by Osho

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3.0

A Stroll Through a New Pakistan by Aakar Patel

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4.0

Minimalism: The Path to an Organized, Stress-free and Decluttered Life by Gwyneth Snow

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2.0