4 best books for beginners

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Hello friends. Are you getting bored? Yes ! Great. Today, we have brought a list of books from which you can start your never ending journey of book. Wouldn’t keep you waiting with your list. Let’s go :

Matilda

This is a very popular book written by the famous childrens’ author, Roald Dahl. the story is written in easy language and isn't long either. The story is about Matilda Wormwood, who has extraordinary powers. She along with her teacher, Ms. Honey; Matilda saves themselves and other students in their school from their horrible principal, Ms. Trunchbull. Read her story, spices with humour and served with a lot of love and happiness

The lion, The witch and the wardrobe

   

  The next book on the list is the famous book, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe written by C. S. Lewis. The story revolves around Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter. The adventures begin after Lucy discovers a secret world inside a wardrobe. Interesting right !!

The alchemist

Now, let's leave fiction and move on to philosophy. The book I would recommend to you with simple language, a beautiful story and an unexplainable indulgence is ‘The Alchemist’. It is a famous book right ! you must have heard of it frequently and must have thought of it as a tough book. But it has one of the most simple languages.

Amar Chita Kathas

Of course, you might have heard of it. These little comical books come in a great number of stories across a lot of topics. May it be Indian Philosophy, Science, Biography, Epics or Fables and Tales, the stories will be well described, with easy language and wonderful drawings which would take you to the battlefields of Kurushetra and Ashrams of Sabarmati.

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