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12 December
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El tiempo entre costuras, an American Best Seller

Maria Dueñas - El tiempo entre costurasMaria Dueñas has written one of the most compelling stories of the decade. Her book “El tiempo entre costuras” (The Couturiere) has undoubtedly become an instant classic. The book has been translated into a few languages and English is one of them and it has already garnered success of its own.

The book which describes the story of a seamstress and how she grows to become a respected figure in society not only in Spain and all set in a time where political unrest due to the Civil War and WWII is lurching in the background.

The book is a must-read and a hard-to-put-down. Take your time between seams and get your hands on this wonderful book as soon as possible.

10 November
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Steve Jobs’s bio best-seller even after gone

Steve Jobs’s biographyWhen Steve Jobs, someone who’s never been seen sharing any of his private life with anyone, was asked why he was getting a biography ready he neutrally answered, that one day he would like to tell his children why he wasn’t there for them.
Crude words as they may seem, Jobs’s biography, named “Steve Jobs” and written by Walter Isaacson has gone on to sell almost 400,000 books in its first week, outselling John Grisham itself.
Streve Jobs, the icon, was a success in life and even after gone is still one. Watch this “60 Minutes” (American TV Shoew) special on Steve Jobs.

27 October
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The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss

Becoming a hero is not easy. You may have to read Kvothe’s story in order to get a back-stage pass to the making of a world-class hero.

This revitalizing drink of the fantasy genre which is called “The Name Of The Wind” (first part of the Kingkiller Chronicle) will take you to a world so full of fantasy and so full of reality at the same time, you will want to have lived the life of its main character, Kvothe.

The book has all four factors that make a good book:

  • Plot
  • Deep characters
  • Language
  • Story

Usually any book gets one or two of these factors right to make it a best-seller, but Rothfuss gets an A in all four.
Don’t miss out on this wonderful piece of art as your next reading material.
The Name of the Wind