Book Review: Doctors by Erich Segal

Have you ever wondered what it would feel like if you were a doctor? What it takes for a person to tick in the time of distress? What does it feel to cut open a human being’s body and then sew it back as perfectly normal? What it takes to have compassion and a sense of duty at the same time? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, then you should definitely make it a point to read the book “Doctors” by Erich Segal. Even if you have a negative response to each and every question that I asked, then also you should read that book. The reason is simple. It’s a classic!

Book Review: P.S. I Love You by Cecelia Ahern

Hello folks, welcome to the summer months of sweat, heat and hopefully a few more books. When Tinam asked me to write a book review, I thought for a while which book to review. The last few books that I have read are fairly technical and hence FE wouldn’t suit them, so I decided to review a book that I had read a few years back. Now don’t think that romantic novels are turning out to be my favourites because the last one that I reviewed here was also a classic romance. “PS, I Love You” is quite a different kind of novel. The first novel by the author, Cecelia Ahern, it carries with it all the woes and surprises of a first work.

Book Review: Love Story by Erich Segal

Ah, I had taken a nice little break from reviewing books here, and took the time out to read a few books. Now, they were a mixed collection with a few being romantic novels, a few thrillers and the occasional non-fiction lot too. So, when I was thinking which book to write a review for, there was no question that it had to be “Love Story” by Erich Segal. The book, as the title says is just that, a unique short and at times sweet love story. To be frank enough, I am not much of a ‘romantic novel’ fan, and so it was with trepidation I read the book. But by the time I finished this short novel of 133 pages, I was mesmerized. I am now an Erich Segal fan, and am waiting eagerly to read more of his work.