In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.

Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.

As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.

I have read Wise and Otherwise. It is a wonderful collection of Mrs. Murthy's real life experiences. I also have 3 more novels of Mrs. Murthy. Soon I will finish them too.

I am going to search Sudha's work online and read it immediately. It should help me as well.

In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.

Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.

As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.

I have read Wise and Otherwise. It is a wonderful collection of Mrs. Murthy's real life experiences. I also have 3 more novels of Mrs. Murthy. Soon I will finish them too.

I am going to search Sudha's work online and read it immediately. It should help me as well.

I assure you reading Mrs. Murthy's novels will be a great experience to you.

In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.

Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.

As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.

I have read Wise and Otherwise. It is a wonderful collection of Mrs. Murthy's real life experiences. I also have 3 more novels of Mrs. Murthy. Soon I will finish them too.

I am going to search Sudha's work online and read it immediately. It should help me as well.

I assure you reading Mrs. Murthy's novels will be a great experience to you.

I agree! the stories in Wise and Otherwise are mainly based on her personal experiences while working as a social worker and is really a study of human attitudes and behavior. Other great books I read are Dollar Bahu and Maheshweta. They are really good.

In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.

Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.

As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.

I have read Wise and Otherwise. It is a wonderful collection of Mrs. Murthy's real life experiences. I also have 3 more novels of Mrs. Murthy. Soon I will finish them too.

I am going to search Sudha's work online and read it immediately. It should help me as well.

I assure you reading Mrs. Murthy's novels will be a great experience to you.

I agree! the stories in Wise and Otherwise are mainly based on her personal experiences while working as a social worker and is really a study of human attitudes and behavior. Other great books I read are Dollar Bahu and Maheshweta. They are really good.

I am making a list of all the books and names of authors various members have suggested , for my future reading reference...Reading is one experience that has no parellel !

In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.

Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.

As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.

I have read Wise and Otherwise. It is a wonderful collection of Mrs. Murthy's real life experiences. I also have 3 more novels of Mrs. Murthy. Soon I will finish them too.

I am going to search Sudha's work online and read it immediately. It should help me as well.

I assure you reading Mrs. Murthy's novels will be a great experience to you.

I agree! the stories in Wise and Otherwise are mainly based on her personal experiences while working as a social worker and is really a study of human attitudes and behavior. Other great books I read are Dollar Bahu and Maheshweta. They are really good.

I am making a list of all the books and names of authors various members have suggested , for my future reading reference...Reading is one experience that has no parellel !

I agree, and it is through this type of interaction that we come to know so many lovely books and authors we would otherwise not know. I too have already started my list! Another great author I admire is Alistair Maclean, most famous for his novel Guns of Navarone, on which the classic movie too was based! His South By Javahead, Ice Station Zebra, Partisans etc. are really good with spine-chilling thrill!

In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.

Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.

As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.

I have read Wise and Otherwise. It is a wonderful collection of Mrs. Murthy's real life experiences. I also have 3 more novels of Mrs. Murthy. Soon I will finish them too.

I am going to search Sudha's work online and read it immediately. It should help me as well.

I assure you reading Mrs. Murthy's novels will be a great experience to you.

I agree! the stories in Wise and Otherwise are mainly based on her personal experiences while working as a social worker and is really a study of human attitudes and behavior. Other great books I read are Dollar Bahu and Maheshweta. They are really good.

I am making a list of all the books and names of authors various members have suggested , for my future reading reference...Reading is one experience that has no parellel !

I agree, and it is through this type of interaction that we come to know so many lovely books and authors we would otherwise not know. I too have already started my list! Another great author I admire is Alistair Maclean, most famous for his novel Guns of Navarone, on which the classic movie too was based! His South By Javahead, Ice Station Zebra, Partisans etc. are really good with spine-chilling thrill!

I too love reading Alistair Macleans books , have read all of them - there was one called circus which used to be my favorite during college days . I still have a few books with me which I bought long back in second hand book stores..

I too have read Wise and Otherwise.. Lovely and simple book.. Apart from that for fiction i am always a fan of Sydney Sheldon... :) :)

I too have read Wise and Otherwise.. Lovely and simple book.. Apart from that for fiction i am always a fan of Sydney Sheldon... :) :)

I have read all of Sidney Sheldon's books over and over again while in college and afterwards. They are amazingly written with unpredictable plots. But now I do not enjoy them much. But the one I still like a lot is The Sands of TIme and Tell me Your Dreams!

I too have read Wise and Otherwise.. Lovely and simple book.. Apart from that for fiction i am always a fan of Sydney Sheldon... :) :)

I have read all of Sidney Sheldon's books over and over again while in college and afterwards. They are amazingly written with unpredictable plots. But now I do not enjoy them much. But the one I still like a lot is The Sands of TIme and Tell me Your Dreams!