Book Review — Starry Starry Night
Starry Starry Night by Nandita Basu My take on the book: When Kunal’s mother passed away suddenly, he is sent by his father to a boarding school in a hill...
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Book Review — The Misadventures of a Diamond Thief
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The Misadventures of a Diamond Thief by Lubaina Bandukwala My take on the book: Sahabzada Hawa Singh Rafu Chakkar (Rafu), belonged to the legendary Time-Travelling, Thieving Djinns(TTTDs). His parents are...
Book Review — A Little Bit of Love
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A Little Bit of Love by Arva Bhavnagarwala Buy here: Paperback: https://shorturl.at/lsNWX Kindle Edition: https://shorturl.at/fkxFV My take on the book: On Jul 26th, 2005, while returning back from a job interview, Afrah...
Book Review — The Fast and the Dead by Anuja Chauhan
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The Fast and the Dead by Anuja Chauhan My take on the book: In Habba Galli of Shivajinagar, Bengaluru on the auspicious evening of Karwa Chauth, as the women eagerly waited...
Book Review — Banaras Talkies
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Banaras Talkies by Satya Vyas (Author), Himadri Agarwal (Translator) My take on the book: As the academic year began in the bustling Bhagwandas Hostel at Banaras Hindu University, Suraj, our...
Book Review — If Then Else by Sandhya Ranganathan
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If Then Else by Sandhya Ranganathan My take on the book: Karthik, a software engineer in Bengaluru, India, whose life is turned upside down when he is laid off from...
Book Review — The District Cup by Mallika Ravikumar
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The District Cup by Mallika Ravikumar My take on the book: In the quaint town of Maulsari, Siraj along with his partner Chung ran the Eagles Football Club and coached...
Book Review — Songs of Freedom: Postcard from the Lushai Brigade by Hannah Lalhlanpuii
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Songs of Freedom: Postcard from the Lushai Brigade by Hannah Lalhlanpuii My take on the book: In 1942, in pre-independence India, in the Lushai Hills in Aizawl of Mizoram, a...
Book Review — Ladies’ Tailor by Priya Hajela
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Ladies’ Tailor by Priya Hajela My take on the book: In September 1947, few weeks after India’s independence from the British rule, after the country has been partitioned, Gurdev moved to...
Book Review — Now You See Us by Balli Kaur Jaswal
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Now You See Us by Balli Kaur Jaswal My take on the book: Corazon, Donita, and Angel are Filipino domestic workers who worked in three different households in Singapore. When another...