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Book Review: Emotions Unplugged (Vishal Anand)

Book: Emotions Unplugged

Author: Vishal Anand

Pages: 157

Available: Everywhere!

It's been months since I read any new book. Last new book I read was way back in September. All this while I preferred reading the spiritual and non-fiction books. Probably I had no purpose of reading any fiction that I just bought for the sake of a friend or an acquaintance. One must find time to read what

Book Review: The Guardian Angels

Book: The Guardian Angels

Author: Rohit
Gore

ISBN: 9789381841280

Publisher: Grapevine

No. of
Pages: 328

Once I said �It�s
tough to leave something when you are at peak of it.�

No one
actually got what I meant, but it was what I did. I left book reviews at times when people started appreciating it. Sometimes life decides the priorities that
we failed to. I still get a lot of book

Book Review: A Maverick Heart: Between Love And Life (Ravindra Shukla)

Book: A Maverick Heart: Between Love And Life

Author: Ravindra Shukla

ISBN: 9789382473008

Publisher: Leadstart Corp

No. of Pages: 383

When you are at peak of something, and quite near to call it
an achievement; it's hard to leave it all of a sudden. So here comes an end to
my online book reviews. Many reasons I have, but for now I can say it�s because
of my joining formalities. No

Book Review: Life is Always Aimless Unless You Love It (Ratnadip Acharya)

Book: Life is Always Aimless...Unless You Love It

Author: Ratnadip Acharya

ISBN: 9789380349831

Publisher:Srishti Publishers

No. of Pages: 216

Last two weeks were quite happening and busy for me for obvious
reasons. My first ever named work �Uff Ye Emotions� published in prestigious
New Delhi World Book Fair by Mahaveer Publishers. And I had a huge heap of
books to review. However I

BooK Review: Truly, Madly, Deeply (Faraaz Kazi)

Book: Truly, Madly, Deeply

Author: Faraaz Kazi

ISBN: 9350880091

Publisher: Mahaveer Publishers

No. of Pages: 312

First a chick-lit, and now a Young Adult. Where I am heading
to?

But that�s the beauty of being known as a Book Reviewer. You
can explore the world of words, and surf through the imaginations of authors by
reading their books. So here I have another review of recently

Book Review: Arranged Love (Parul Mittal)

Book: Arranged Love

Author: Parul A. Mittal

ISBN: 9780143418825

Publisher: Penguine Metro Reads

No. of Pages: 256

�Hey do you something about
chick-lit novels?� texted a friend of mine.

�Chick lit: Chick
lit is genre fiction within women's fiction which addresses issues of modern
women often humorously and lightheartedly, � I forwarded her this web-definition.

�What else do I

Book Review: Spicy Bites of Biryani (Ashwina Garg)

Book: Spicy Bites Of Biryani.... Because Life needs
a little masala

Writer: Ashwina Garg

ISBN: 9789380349848

Publisher: Srishti Publishers & Distributers

Number of
Pages: 225

It's halfway to
the January, first month of the year, and 'Spicy Bites of Biryani' by Ms. Ashwina
Garg is the first New book I�ve read this year. This is the first book of Ms.
Garg, an Enterprenure and

Book Review: The Kite Runner (Khaled Hossieni)

Book: The Kite Runner

Writer: Khaled Hossieni

ISBN: 1408217295

Publisher: Bloomsbury

Number of Pages: 336

A novel set mostly in Afghanistan. The introverted and insecure afghan narrator, Amir, grows up in Afghanistan in the closing years of the monarchy and the first years of the short-lived republic. His best and most faithful friend, Hassan, is the son of a servant. Amir feels

Book Review: Shades of Love (Ankit Mittal)

Book: Shades of Love

Editor: Ankit Mittal

ISBN: 978-9381-841-143

Publisher: Grapevine India

Number of Pages: 232

There is something special about short stories that I feel.
While reading, I couldn't help but be a little biased towards a short-story
collection; maybe because I too write short stories sometimes. This time I received
an ARC of �Shades of Love� edited by Ankit

Book Review: Trade Winds To Meluhha (Vasant Dav�)

Book: Trade Winds To Meluhha

Author: Vasant Dav�

E-ISBN: 978-81-922506-0-1

Publisher: Vasantrai P. Dav�

Number of Pages: 256

Due to many reasons, for a while I have taken a break from
reading, and now after almost a month I got an opportunity to read �Trade Winds
to Meluhha� by Mr. Vasant Dav�. Mr. Dav� is an Engineer by education and has work
experience that is more than

Book Review: Circle of Three (Rohit Gore)

Book: Circle Of Three

Author: Rohit Gore

ISBN: 9381841152

Publisher:Grapevine

Number of
Pages: 256

Mr. Rohit Gore
grew up in a number of towns in India and has a degree in Engineering and MBA.
He loves doing things that can satisfy the creative daemon inside him. Mr. Gore
has two national bestsellers on his name, viz. �A Darker Dawn� and �Focus, Sam�.
Here I have Mr. Gore�s

Book Review: The Outsiders (Gerald Seymour)

Book: The Outsiders

Author: Gerald Seymour

ISBN: 1444705881

No. of Pages: 400

Gerald Seymour, writer of twenty eight books, was a reporter at ITN (Independent Television News) for fifteen years and had expertise in covering crime and terrorism. After covering many sensitive topics, such as the Great Train Robbery, Munich Massacre and Vietnam, he became a fulltime writer in 1978. Mr.

Book Review: Hilawi (Ritu Lalit)

Book: Hilawi

Author: Ritu Lalit

ISBN: 8179917193

No. of Pages: 164

India is a country of myths and folklores. Every child is told many stories, ranging from pretty princesses, charming princes to hideous monsters and scary forests. However, the fight between good and evil is omnipresent in all of them. Such is the case of Hilawi, by Ritu Lalit, author of A Bowlful of Butterflies.

Book Review: Hexagon (Ishaan Lalit)

Book: Hexagon

Author: Ishaan Lalit

ISBN: 8183520200

No. of Pages: 232

Mr. Ishaan Lalit is from a multi-cultured background. He is a gemologist, a pilot and an adventurer. After authoring, �The Bracelet�, he's all set with �Hexagon�, with good intentions of redefining Indian Sci-fi writing. This is the first time I'm reading a Science Fiction novel by an Indian author; it's a sad truth

Book Review: Left From Dhakeshwari (Kunal Sen)

Book: Left From Dhakeshwari

Author: Kunal Sen

ISBN: 9381836353

No. of Pages: 208

Mr. Kunal Sen is a multi talented personality. He is an investment manager by profession and an actor, director, writer, film reviewer and book reviewer by choice. �Left from Dhakeshwari� is a collection of nine short stories and his first solo book. When I read the name, I assumed that Dhakeshwari was a

Book Review: What Young India Wants (Chetan Bhagat))

Book: What Young India Wants

Author: Chetan Bhagat

ISBN: 9788129120212

Publisher: Rupa Publications

No. of Pages: 208

Some people call him Rockstar Author, while some say
India�s most Loved Author, some other call him �One of Most Influential Person�
(Ranked 21 by TIME magazine in 2010m in Artiste category), and he is often
considered as a Youth Icon. But does everyone truly

Book Review: The Drop: Harry Bosch #17 (Michael Connelly)

Book: The Drop: Harry Bosch Series #17

Author: Michael Connelly

ISBN: 1455518980

Publisher: Grand Central Publishing

No. of Pages: 448

Book Courtesy: http://the-vault.co.cc/

Michael Connelly, a
former journalist, is a cult author of crime novels. He is master of mixing
realistic details of police work and legal procedures with the private feelings
of police officials and

Book Review: And Then It Rained (Gaurav Dashputra)

Book: And Then It Rained : Coz Life Ain't Always a Fairytale

Author: Gaurav Dashputra

ISBN: 9380349572

Publisher: Srishti Publications

No. of Pages: 210

Book Courtesy: http://the-vault.co.cc/

Often we see Engineers turning Authors, but Gaurav Dashputra
is different. Hailing from the orange city-Nagpur and completing his medical
education in Dr. D. Y. Patil University in Navi

Book Review : The Columbus Affair (Steve Berry)

Book: The Columbus Affair
Author: Steve Berry
ISBN: 1444740784
Publisher: Hachette India
No. of Pages: 448
Book Courtesy: http://the-vault.co.cc/

Christopher Columbus went on three voyages and hoped that they would give him recognition and financial aid for his next. But, false promises were made to him, and in the end he lost more than just money. He was threatened to be imprisoned, but

Book Review: Manhunt: From 9/11 to Abbottabad - the Ten-Year Search for Osama Bin Laden (Peter Bergen)

Book: Manhunt: From 9/11 to Abbottabad - the Ten-Year Search for Osama Bin Laden

Author: Peter L. Bergen

ISBN: 1847922015

Publisher: Bodley Head

No. of Pages: 384

Book Courtesy: http://the-vault.co.cc/

Non-fiction and History is an outright strange
combination that requires intensely solitary writing and profound collectivity
on subject. 'Manhunt: The Ten-Year
Search for

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