4 books you need to read while being quarantined.

Could this Quarintine get any boring? what is better than having a good book over a cup of coffe in this lockdown. Ladies and gentleman I bring you the the list of perfect books to invest your free time in during this lockdown.

Stay safe and Happy reading!

Written by Khaled Hosseini, this book will take you to the streets of Kabul. It’s a beautiful tale which will give you an insight on the life of Amir, his friendship with Hasan, his insecurities, his betrayal, his guilt, his journey from being a coward boy to a brave man. It was first published in May 29, 2003. This book along with the writers another master piece A Thousand Splendid Suns has sold 38 million copies worldwide. Khaled did a wonderful job considering that this was his debut book. The book has been translated into 40 different languages. This book managed to stay over the New York Times best seller list for over 100 weeks. In 2011 this book was motioned onto big screens.

This book is written by a very well known writer, Paulo Coelho. This magical book embarks on a journey of a shepherd boy named Santiago who longs to travel In search of a treasure for which he moves from a busy market of Tangiers to dusty Egyptian desert only to run into an alchemist. During his journey he finds love, hope and learns the secret of theworld. This book was first published in 1988; it was originally written in Portuguese and later translated into 80 different languages. This book sold over 65 million copies. This book remained on the New York Times best seller for more than 315 weeks.

Another one of Khaled Hosseini best seller book A Thousand Splendid Suns. This book revolves around the lives of two Afghani women Marium and Laila who get involved in a marriage with an abusive man. This book is about their struggles whether it was before their marriage or after. This book will take you on a heartfelt journey of the problems faced by woman in a conservative late 90’s afghan society, resulting in a tragic yet a very real ending. This book was published on May 22, 2007. This book together with the kite runner, sold 38 million copies worldwide. The paperback of this book spent over 21 weeks in the New York Times paperback best seller list.

This is a biographical fiction written by Muriel Maufroy. This book is about the journey of Kimiya from being a village child who yearns to learn to a young girl studying under the great sufi Rumi. There she met a mysterious man named shams where her spiritual journey embarks. This book gives us a gist of the life under Rumi. This book is a trip to the spiritual journey of Kimiya. Definetley worth a read.

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