EVERYMAN by PHILIP ROTH
America's greatest living writer returns to the concerns of a lifetime of interrogating the country's history to tell of a man's losses to age and decay, and the realisation that he did not want to be what he has become. Everyman takes its title from an anonymous 15th century allerogical play, a classic of early english drama, whose theme is the summoning of the living to death.

RED by IRWIN ALLAN SEALY
Matisse, Dehraun, the Net are magnificently harnessed in this touching novel about the ways in which we express our creativity. In St Petersburg for a music festival, Zach encounters th red-headed Aline in the Matisse room at the hermitage and is instatntly bewitched. The chase that follows leads to India.

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Hey aditi..
Thanx for the info..
pls. suggest some best books for general reading (not necessarily for the entire family)!
Recently I finished Digital Fortress of Dan Brown - quite a good one,
Presently reading Kane & Able - marvelous one.. (yeah its old one, but still got my hands on it very late)!
Any idea abt Not a penny more, Not a penny less!!!
Good day!!