What is the most interesting book you have ever read?

Answer 1

Not Without My Daughter by Betty Mahmoody


"Betty Mahmoody and her husband, Dr Sayyed Bozorg Mahmoody ('Moody'), came to Iran from the USA to meet Moody's family. With them was their four-year-old daughter, Mahtob. Appalled by the squalor of their living conditions, horrified by what she saw of a country where women are merely chattels and Westerners are despised, Betty soon became desperate to return to the States. But Moody, and his often vicious family, had other plans. Mother and daughter became prisoners of an alien culture, hostages of an increasingly tyrannical and violent man.

Betty began to try to arrange an escape. Evading Moody's sinister spy network, she secretly met sympathisers opposed to Khomeini's savage regime. But every scheme that was suggested to her meant leaving Mahtob behind for ever...

Eventually, Betty was given the name of a man who would plan their perilous route out of Iran, a journey that few women or children had ever made. Their nightmare attempt to return home began in a bewildering snowstorm..."


It opened my eyes to the ways of other cultures and how easy it is to become affected by them

Answer 2

Hi
im a really big fan of Harry Potter,but i must admit that so far among the books that i have read "Angles and Demons " by Dan Brownhas been the most interesting

Answer 3

i'm Ozzy (Ozzy Osbourne's autobiography). The thoughts are outstanding, and so is the actuality that he remains alive. At one factor he talks approximately each and all of the medicine he took and what his daily exercises have been like. He used to could smoke 3 joints each and every night earlier he went to sleep to deliver down his heart fee via fact he snorted plenty cocaine daily. i do no longer study that often and that i study his 4 hundred+ website e book in 2 weeks, so which you get the assumption of ways super it rather is. aspects of it are humorous additionally. for particular I strongly propose it.

Answer 4

Rebecca, by Daphne Du Maurier

in 1940 made into an Alfred Hitchcock film

Answer 5

Ever? Don't know. Recently? The Unfolding of Language, by Guy Deutscher.

Answer 6

The book was called "Rhinoceros Success" it's by Scott Alexander.

Answer 7

Mr. Vertigo - Paul Auster

Answer 8

Jewels by Daniel Steels

Answer 9

Fountainhead by Ayn Rand.
(very ambitious book)

Answer 10

the Guiness book of records! Not much of a plot though