Showing posts with label Music-Related. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music-Related. Show all posts

Monday, January 25, 2010

Andrea recommends...


After reading Slam by the same author, I was thrilled by his style of writing, so I took About a Boy. It is a book about the curious friendship between a man in his 30s and a 12-year-old boy. Filled with humor, but also serious issues, the book kept my attention till its very end. If you are a fan of Nirvana too, you will definitely like this novel.

Related: Slam, High Fidelity

Ivo G. recommends...

The autobiography of The Red Hot Chili Peppers lead singer tells the thrilling story of a drug addict who could rap becoming a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominee. It shows everday situations through the mind of a rock star. The exciting story of a lifetime has turned into a bestseller for a reason.

Friday, January 22, 2010

Vicky and Ivo G. recommend...


High Fidelity is a book by Nick Hornby that shows the life of a thirty five year old man whose girlfriend left him for the guy who used to live on the upper floor. He remembers all of his bad break-ups and tries to find connections between them to understand what's wrong with him. He meets all of his "five worst break-ups" girls and this changes his perception of relationships. On top of that his ex-girlfriend's dad dies and this makes him even more confused.

It's a book about music, relationships, love and dreams about the future that will make every girl a little more competent on boy's view on life.

Related: Slam, also by Nick Hornby
-Vicky

Nick Hornby tells a story of a life in his bestseller High Fidelity, explaining one man's point of view in a unique way by listing his top 5 choices of movies and records on one side, but on the other side, taking a look at his personal life. Will he get back together with his girlfriend? What was the initial story of his record shop? And much more about the everyday life of an inspired music shop owner will keep your attention to see the world through someone else's point of view.
-Ivo