Below is a list of Famous books mentioned by various notable personalities to understand Pakistan and the world in a better and different way

1. The Battle for Pakistan Shuja Nawaz
2. In the line of Fire-Pervaiz Musharaf
3. The Spy Chronicles- Asad Durrani and AS Dulat
4. Such to ye hai- Ch Shujat Hussain
5. Controversially Yours-Shoaib Akhtar
6. Pakistan -Imran Khan
7. Game Changer – Shahid Khan Afridi
8. Daughter of the East – BB Bhutto
9. From Kargil to Coup -Naseem Zahra
10. The Great tragedy – ZA Bhutto
11. Pathway to Pakistan – Ch Khaliq uz Zaman
12. On China -Henry Kissinger
13. World Order – Henry Kissinger
14. The Idea of Pakistan -Stephen Cohen
15. Whispers in the Desert -Fatima Bhutto
16. Songs of Blood and Sword- Fatima Bhutto
17. Don’t sweat the small stuff -Richard Carlson
18. The Farewell to Arms- Ernest Hemingway
19. The old man and the Sea -Ernest Hemingway
20. Pride and Prejudice-Jane Austin
21. Sense and Sensibility-Jane Austin
22. Origin of Species- Charles Darwin
23. Towards new Pakistan- Ayub Khan
24. War and Peace – Leo Tolstoy
25. Clash of Civilization – Samuel P Huntington
26. Remaking of the World Order- Samuel P Huntington
27. Higher than Hope – Fatima Meer
28. Time Machine – H G Wells
29. Being and Nothingness – Jean Paul Satre
30. The Great Gats– Scot Fitzgerald
31. Living History – Hilary Clinton
32. Das Capital – Karl Marks
33. The lessons of History- Will Durrant
34. Madness & Civilization- Micheal Foucault
35. Jinnah of Pakistan -Stanley Welport
36. Zulfi Bhutto of Pakistan: His Life and Times
37. Jinnah India Partition and independence – Jaswant Singh
38. The Art of The Deal – Donald Trump
39. The wealth of the Nations- Adam Smith
40. Quaid e Azam the story of a Nation – G Allana
41. Neither a Hawk nor a Dove-Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri
42. Gandhi and Stalin – Louis Fischer
43. Sword of Tipu Sultan
44. Friends, not Masters-Ayub Khan
45. My Brother-Fatima Jinnah
46. Power failure -Syeda Abida Hussain
47. From Plassey to Pakistan- Humayun Mirza
48. We learnt nothing from history – Asghar Khan
49. Quaid e Azam the story a nation – G Allana
50. India Wins Freedom – Abdul Kalam Azad
51. 1984- George Orwell
52. Why Nations Fail (- Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson)
53. Pakistan, the formative Phase, 1857-1948 (- Khalid B. Sayeed)
54. Pakistan: A Hard Country – Anatol von Lieven
55. The sole spokesman: Jinnah the Muslim league and demand for Pakistan
56. History of Ottoman Empire and Turkey – Shaw
57. Gulliver’s Travels- Jonathan Swift
58. 1984-George Orwell
59. The way of the World- Ron Suskind
60. As you like
61. Macbeth
62. King lear -William Shakespeare
63. Rise and fall of Roman Empire-Edward Gibbon
64. The Sealed Nectar(Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum)-Safiur Rahman Mubarakpuri
65. The Republic -Plato
66. The Brief History of Time-Stephen Hawking
67. The Indus Saga and the Making of Pakistan-Aitzaz Ahsan
68. The struggle for Pakistan- I H Qureshi
69. Frankenstein- Mary Shelley
70. A case of exploding mangoes- Muhammad Hanif
71. Witness to surrender-Brig Siddiq Malik
72. Working with Zia – Gen KM Arif
73. Quaid-i-Azam Jinnah as I knew him-A.H. Isphani
74. The Great Divide Britain India and Pakistan – H.V. Hudson
75. The military and Politics in Pakistan – Hassan Askari Rizvi
76. Shah Baleeghuddin ‘Tuba
77. From Plassey to Pakistan -Humayun Mirza
78. The End of India – Khushwant Singh
79. The Narrow Corridor’ – Daron Acemoglu and James A Robinson
80. Sapiens’, the author Yuval Noah Harari
81. The Future is Faster Than You Think, – Peter H Diamandis and Steven Kotler
82. ‘Exponential’ – Azeem Azhar
83. ‘The age of AI and our human future’ – Henry A. Kissinger, Eric Schmidt and Daniel Huttenlocker,
84. ‘The Pentagon’s brain’ an uncensored history of DARPA – Annie Jacobsen
85. Warbot – Kenneth Payen
86. Punjab – Rajmohan Gandhi
87. The Man Who Ruled India – Philip Mason
88. An Era of Darkness- Shashi Tharoor
89. Hayat-e-Javed- Altaf Hussain Hali
90. Partisans of Allah: Jihad in South Asia – Ayesha Jalal
91. Empire and Islam – David Gilmartin
92. The Sole spokesman Ayesha Jalal
93. Dominique Lapierre, Larry Collins – Freedom at Midnight
94. Harf e Shaug – Mukhtar Masood
95. Issues in Pakistan’s Economy – S. Akbar Zaidi
96. Pakistan Economy of Elitist State -Ishrat Hussain
97. Growth and Inequality in Pakistan- Hafeez Pasha
98. Pakistan Experience with formal Law -Osama Siddique
99. Language, Policy, Identity and Religion- Dr Tariq Reman
100. New Pakistani Middle Class- Ammara Maqsood
101. Revelation: The Story of Muhammad (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him) – Meraj Mohiuddin
102. Capital & Ideology – Thomas Piketty
103. The Anarchy – William Dalrymple
104. Upheaval (How Nations Cope with Crisis and Change) – Jared Diamond
105. Why Nations Fail – Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson
106. The Metric Society – Steffen Mau
107. The Big Picture – Sean Carroll
108. Life 3.0 – Max Tegmark
109. Superintelligence – Nick Bostrom
110. The Art of Thinking Clearly – Rolf Dobelli
111. An apology for Muhammad and Muhammadans-John Davenport

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