that's what i felt when i read anna karenina by tolstoy. i read it half way thru last year...abhi tak poora padhna hai😆
shweetie pie, most people do find tolstoy and even thomas hardy verbose. though i loved jude the obscure and tess of d'ubervilles, i found the return of the native by hardy maddeningly verbose!! another author i absolutely think is wonderful is dostovsky..but again he is soooooooooo long winded in his narration....
😆😆 personally, i would settle down for grisham any day over some of the heavy duty literal authors.....grisham, patterson, sidney sheldon...the list goes on and on😆
absolutely...main to usiko jaanti hoon...usike saath liberties le sakti hoon...waise bhi woh meri woh hai 😉..lekin aap kyon yeh saara sawaal kar rahe hain????
😆 because I am reading my fav author...Jaya...here😆.....🤣@ woh meri woh hai😆
hey.....in light fiction category....i mean the books that you can actually enjoy reading, put them down, and forget about them ..... any suggestions there😊
😆 because I am reading my fav author...Jaya...here😆.....🤣@ woh meri woh hai😆
hey.....in light fiction category....i mean the books that you can actually enjoy reading, put them down, and forget about them ..... any suggestions there😊
Originally posted by: mermaid_QT
I agree with you Jaya. I rarely have trouble completing any book. A suitable boy was with me for months and find it too verbose.
It is a good book but would pick Golden gate much more.
really, i am surprised to hear this. i loved it.......i read it while i was in india and it was awesome. some parts were too verbose as you said but i just scanned those.
Now i start.....Harold Robbins 'The Secret"😉😃
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