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Mario Puzo Thread
28-07-2011, 08:13 PM
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I don't say I have read all of his works, but only God Father enough to make everyone his fan Biggrin

About how about his other works ? Did you like them as much as God Father ??
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29-07-2011, 06:01 PM
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I haven't actually read Mario Puzo, but, I have heard a lot of good things, so, I'll be getting Godfather to read sometime soon! Tongue
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Godfather was pretty good. I blazed through the novel. I liked The Sicilian too.

But he writes similar kind of novels. Crime/gang/drugs/sex/etc. Apart from very thrilling style of writing, there isn't much to keep me into his novels to be honest.
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About similarity I agree, add one more, Omerta, which is good. But Godfather is most awesome Biggrin
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