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[...] , set in the North East of India, mostly Shillong, that covers different and interesting themes. Book cover is really nice.  Stories are gripping and oddly interesting. But in some stories, while [...]

[...] . The writing is light and lucid, which in turn keeps you hooked till the last page. The book cover itself is lovely! For Ruskin Bond fans, and those who like reading classics, this book is sheer [...]

[...] some readers may find difficult to absorb. The book is more informative than entertaining. The book cover is apt and intriguing! The book encloses some lovely, rare Black & White pictures. I liked [...]

[...] keeps you hooked. I would say, as a first time author, it's a decent attempt by Ms. Joshi. The book cover is nice. If you like reading easy and light fiction, this book can be a quick and interesting [...]

[...] house a vibrant look! She also bought two large mirrors as they create illusion of space!  Image Link She bought a small yet comfortable and bouncy sofa cum bed set according to the size of her [...]

[...] with a traditional touch but not ornamental. It should look like a home not a grand hotel. Image Link Drawing Room is not just your private space but it’s a place where visitors dwell and [...]

[...] Image Link With the growing afternoon, Smriti's heart fills with sadness. She finds silence serene but [...]

[...] Image Link Few years back, when I saw a movie Nayak, I found it very dramatic and impractical but on 28th& [...]

[...] Finished reading "The Almond Tree" by Michelle Cohen Corasanti. I'm so glad I read this book and [...]

[...] Finished reading "Marriage Material" by Sathnam Sanghera. It is a tale of family, love, inter caste [...]

[...] Finished reading "We Need New Names" by NoViolet Bulawayo. It's her debut work and the book has [...]

[...] Finished reading 'The Guardian Angels' by Rohit Gore (Grapevine Publishers). I love reading contemporary [...]

[...] the story fails to maintain the grip and loses the feel of secrecy. The narration is lucid and writing style of the author is indeed beautiful. Overall, for me it was a quick and nice read! Thanks [...]

[...] for me. The book cover is very attractive. This is my first book by the author. I found the writing style a little immature especially introduction of the characters. I felt I was reading an essay [...]

[...] book to women readers and I think it's a must read for mothers who like to read. Loved the writing style of the author so, eagerly waiting for her next book! I truly thank Book Adorers (You can [...]

[...] been more vibrant and interesting. Overall, for me, it was a quick and different read. The writing style is light and interesting. I'd say, it's a kind of book every teenager should read! I received [...]

[...] Uff Ye Emotions 2, has released last month. I'm so glad to be a part of this beautiful short story collection. [...]

[...] . Written for: Write Tribe                   'Uff Ye Emotions' (It's an anthology and I'm one of the contributors!) is going to release soon. You can Pre- [...]

[...] !)  Written for: Write Tribe Festival of Words Day 4 I would like to share that Uff Ye Emotions (An Anthology in which I'm one of the contributors) is going to release soon. [...]

[...] !!  Sharing with Write Tribe Festival of Words Day 5 I would like to share that Uff Ye Emotions (An Anthology in which I'm one of the contributors) is going to release soon. [...]

[...] and an opportunity itself, and you should not miss the opportunity! I'm thankful to Random House India! (Visit Random Reads, official blog of RHI) for giving me this opportunity!:) [...]

[...] a memoir for the first time and it was good to read something deep and different. Thanks to Random House India for the review copy for an unbiased review! Hindustan Times said about this book: " [...]

[...] and useful book! It's a must have/read for every new/expecting moms. I got this book from Random House India for an honest review. [...]

[...] . In Custody was made into a film, starring Shashi Kapoor and Om Puri. I got this book from Random House India for an honest review. [...]

[...] connect with the author on Twitter I thank Random House India (Random reads) for sending me a review copy for an honest review. [...]

[...] Book Review Programme in association with Harper Collins India. I truly thank them for the review copy! [...]

[...] is intriguing. Overall, for me it was a nice read! I thank Mr. Harsh Agarwal for sending me the review copy for an honest review. You can buy the book HERE. [...]

[...] can read some nice reviews HERE First of all, I would like to thank Ms. Khan for sending the review copy as a gift, with lovely words written in a sweet little card! Kencha, a tribal who roams around [...]

[...] and Other Stories" by Gita V Reddy, a collection of 15 different stories. I read some nice reviews, so decided to read this book. First of all, the stories are enclosed in a nice cover! The [...]

[...] I saw the cover, I found it a little dull and plain for a horror fiction. Then I read some nice reviews and I thought to read it as horror/paranormal fiction is one of my favourite genre. They don't [...]

[...] review of Business Doctors, I was a little skeptical as it is not my genre, but I read some nice reviews and thought to explore a new genre. Business Doctors is a crime based novel by Sameer Kamat ( [...]

[...] the author and first book in the Lake Effect series. It's my favourite genre and some really nice reviews raised my interest. It's not my favorite is a contemporary story about two sisters, Gwen and [...]

[...] So, here's the new book in the famous Shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella! It's called Shopaholic to the Stars Rebecca aka Becky Brandon is dreaming big, well very big. [...]

[...] she has done a wonderful job! I so liked the wit and humour that it faintly reminded me of Sophie Kinsella books!! I loved the "Thought Bubble"! Characters are nicely sketched. I really [...]

[...] some books that I really want to read this year and mentioning why: Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella: Because I love the wit and humour in her writing. Remember Me by Mary Higgins Clark: [...]