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8 books to read

I have great interest in reading books. I am not very much clear about my genre, but mostly I have read non-fictions. Today I started Aravind Adiga "THE WHITE TIGER" and done with the first night. I have really learnt a lot form my grandfather as he is having a very small library of his own. He is a great poet. Sometime I think it's genetic theory but my dad is not having a similar taste so it's sought of an interest I have wherein my grandfather has some participation. 

But talking generally about reading novels or something different on regular basis is a source of great learning. I have decided to read minimum of 8 books in 2014 by December end and I have started my second book however first one is still 3/4th left :P.

I have ordered SHIVA TRILOGY by Amish and most probably I will get my order by 24th February. White Tiger is in progress and SIKH HISTORY part 1 by Khushwant Singh is going slowly, I think I will be able to achieve my target for 2014. 

Where people are using Kindle or IPads to read in this modern world with average of 50-60 books every year. I have to atleast achieve this one of minimum "8". So this is nothing but a mission "8" for 2014.

#StayPositive#FingersCrossed#Read-A-Lot

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