Book List
- Siddhartha, Herman Hesse, (5/5)
- Mother Night, Kurt Vonnegut (4/5)
- The witch of Portobello, Paulo Coelho (3.5/5)
- Flowers for Algernon, Daniel Keyes (5/5)
- Breakfast of Champions, Kurt Vonnegut (5/5)
- Three cups of Tea, Greg Mortenson (5/5)
- Mrs. McGinty’s dead, Agatha Christie (3/5)
- Transformed by triathlon, Jane Booth (3.5/5)
- Sea of poppies, Amitav Ghosh (3/5)
- Shantaram, Gregory Roberts (5/5)
- Orcs, Stan Nichols (4/5)
- What I talk about, when I talk about running, Haruki Murakami (5/5)
- World War Z, Max Brooks (4/5)
- Buddha (vol. 1 – 8), Osamu Tezuka (5/5)
- Ode to Kirihito, OsamuTezuka(5/5)
- Life of Pi, Yann Martel (4/5)
- The old man and the sea, Ernest Hemingway (4/5)
- Grapes of wrath, John Steinbeck (in progress) (3.5/5)
- Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance, Robert Pirsig (in progress) (6/5)
- **********TO-DO-LIST*************
- Alice in wonderland
- The tao of Physics
- Godel, Escher, Bach
- Why I am not a Christian
- Problems with philosophy
- The wind-up bird chronicle
- Mister God, This is Anna
- Justice, Michael Sandel
- The happiness hypothesis, Jonathan Haidt
- Thus spake Zarathustra, Nietzche
Eh, whats up doc? 
haven’t read this one. What’s it about?
read siddhartha….brilliant…the whole deep spiritual journey is impressive!
don’t know if you’ve read it already but i just found a rather good book titled “Lashkar” by Mukul Deva…..good read..its about the Delhi Bomb Blasts and the whole terror system
Thanks for the recos. Will check them out once the current list is whittled down!
If you haven’t already, you must read The Tao of Physics, Fritjof Capra
I haven’t already, so I will pick it up!
If you have read Siddhartha by Herman Hesse, try reading Demian. I read Siddhartha a long time ago and could not understand what Hesse was talking about. But Demian, I read about 2 months ago made a lot more sense.
Hey vamsi,
Good to see you here. Siddhartha did make sense to me and I liked it. I’ll add Demian to the to-do list!