Good period movie, still…no match for the book. Real good casting, but it just tragic how they tampered with the storyline.

It is a great book. Really takes to another world, and somehow the wording just catches on you, though reading it makes me ashamed that I am a human being. No animal would hate, disgrade or use another because if its race or colour (or any difference in looks whatsoever).

This book was balm to my wounded soul. Every word was medicine.
Virgina Woolf has that magical quality to say exactly what’s going on in my mind.

I feel the same way about this book as I did about ‘the Lord of The Rings’. Great thing for boys amd men, but somehow just not my thing. Nonetheless well written and constructed.

It was beautiful, sheer delight especially after ‘To the Lighthouse’. I love the way Virginia Woolf juggles with words. This became one of my favourite books.

The story of a journey, training, learning, set in the ever so a appealing India. Makes one realize how much we’ve got to learn.

I love this book. It’s like a fairy tale plus you can learn from it as well. Makes me realize the we all should embrace who we are instead of reforming ourselves to fit in with the modern world.

Ii is a really great book and reads surprisingly well. Perfect example of the world of Jane Austen.

This is a silly little book. Not that typical christian romance novel.The main character Meri is written very well, amazingly real, like any girl who has been single in her twenties.

Thank God for chick lit! Really!
Another great example. Suprisingly good characters. A relief from Lauren Weisberger, especially after ‘Everyone Worth Knowing’.