A Playlist For Books.. So A Booklist

Book List

'I do believe that something magical can happen everytime we open a book'

                                ~J.K.Rowling

A book is a wonderful place indeed and we learn some of the most valuable lessons from books, some of the greatest secrets are shared through books.

There's a book for everything and if you have nothing else, read a book on how to write a book. We had recently put up a playlist for September and now here's a booklist.

I'm a bibliophile and in my opinion, that's a stipulation enough for me to create a book list. So here are some really good books to read.

I'll be suggesting only five books today and this is for the Month of September.

So here are five books which are currently sitting in my bookshelf...

So I'm going to first start with a book I'd suggest to younger kids like about the age (8-10). How to steal a Dog by Barbara O'Connor. This book is quite beautifully written and it basically is about how Georgina Hayes (the protagonist) and her younger brother (The deuteragonist) deal with their father leaving them and how they try to help their mother to get money.

The second book I'll be suggesting is Ruskin Bond's Thick as Thieves. This is one of the books you keep reading over and over again. Ruskin Bond's simple and eloquent (*smirks* remember this word from our last update) style of writing. It's a compilation of some stories he's written on friendship.

The third book is by an Indian author again, Sudha Murthy. She has an amazing style of writing and her books are informative and enthralling. The magic of the lost temple is very amusing, informative and keeps the reader reading until the end.

The fourth book is an autobiography of the world famous female boxer Mary Kom. Titled as Unbreakable this book portrays her journey as a female boxer. All the problems she faced, how she struggled financially and how she never lost her will to fight. This book is an inspirational tale worth reading.

Lastly, I'm suggesting an adventure fiction trilogy; Divergent. This series written by Veronica Roth is simply amazing. I don't have other words to describe. Most people know about this book and if you ever come to a part where you're wondering whether or not to read the book I say go ahead and pick it up.

There's also the fourth book, though not a continuation which is titled Four and if you're wondering whether she took inspiration from One Direction then the  no because Four is the name of the deuteragonist.

Being me I'm going to add another quote because...Why not?

'Some books you read. Some you enjoy. But some books just swallow you up, heart and soul'

So hopefully you guys will pick up atleast one of these books sooner or later. Comment down below if you've read any of these books, or if you are going to because of this list. So until the next time...

~Amshu (Co-blogger)