Yusuf

Wish_I_Could_Tell_You_by_Durjoy_Datta      This is my sixth Novel from Durjoy Datta, I started reading it almost two weeks ago. Then I started my next book "The forty rules of love" by Elif Shafak, I thought it would be more fun if I study both of simultaneously like a couple of pages from one and a couple of topics from other. But before I know it I finished  it completely. It was such an incredible story that I almost forgot the passing of time. I am not sure I had read even 5 pages of this when I was reading the earlier one.         So far I am in page 114/250. It is very shallow in compare to "The Forty Rules of Love". I hate the way these Indian novelist write English, Specially names and using entirely Hindi words in some places. It is super annoying. It did not bother me much in the past when I read a dozens of their Novels but now I guess it does. The best thing for me to do would be to stop reading entirely Novels written by Indian authors.

left;" trbidi="on"> A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS BY Khalid Hossaini   It is almost unbelievable that how much pain my country and my people have endured for the last seventy years. How my people lost their lives, their families and their sweet homes. How they have been forced to leave their home towns, to live a miserable and pathetic life in refugee camps of neighboring countries for years without knowing anything about their fate, to tolerate the worst of the worst pain and sorrow in the world; all in the name of religion and jihad( the truth is they(local warlords ) were fighting for power, while using religion as a shiled to legitimize their unspeakable action). those vicious people made my country a land of dead bodies all using name of ISLAM.     In this book Afghan American author writes simultaneously about social and political situations of Afghanistan in the second half of twenty century starting from 1960s. It is the story of two misfortune girls who ex