Book: Oliver Twist Author: Charles Dickens Year: 1838 "Please, sir, I want some more." Never before has a single sentence been catapulted into the realms of immortality like the above mentioned line. Dickens has been associated with many brilliant lines that underscore his worth as a literary genius, but never before has one been anointed with the kind of... Continue Reading →
Down and Out in Paris and London – Review
Book: Down and Out in Paris and London Author:Â Erich Arthur Blair (George Orwell) Year: 1933 After reading Animal Farm and 1984, which were simply brilliant books, this one was like re-learning the normal day to day affair of our "mundane" lives. Of course, it wasn't exactly "normal day to day" this book, but when I... Continue Reading →

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