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How are books of John Grisham?

Someone recommended to read *all* books by him. Are they worth having?

I went to Amazon and check 2-3 books and they have 4+ rating.
 
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Some one once asked me "Are you still reading his books ?". And that was sometime back. I have read one of his books. 10th Commandment or something like that. It was pretty good
 
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Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
How are books of John Grisham?

Someone recommended to read *all* books by him. Are they worth having?

I went to Amazon and check 2-3 books and they have 4+ rating.



You would like it if you are starting out new. Once you read few books you get used to it and enjoy less, although I have read almost all of his books. I like his writing style, keeps me gripped.
 
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Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
HSomeone recommended to read *all* books by him. Are they worth having?



You could try looking in a library to see if they have any of his books. That way you could (depending on how libraries work in your area) read a few for free to try them out before buying them.

Libraries are a great way of trying out lots of new authors.
 
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Thanks all for your inputs.

Last night I listen to The Testament for 10-15 minutes, and I found it good.
 
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Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
How are books of John Grisham?

Someone recommended to read *all* books by him. Are they worth having?

I went to Amazon and check 2-3 books and they have 4+ rating.



Are you Chetan Parekh from Vivekanad?
 
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His stuff is usually pretty good. I liked The Rainmaker, The King of Torts, and The Partner the best.
 
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Originally posted by Confused Boy:


Are you Chetan Parekh from Vivekanad?



No, I am from Valsad/Gujarat.

I completed reading The Innocentman and I found it good.
 
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