Book Name: Elephants in the Room Author: Suraj Laxminarayanan Publisher: The Write Place Pages: 600 Year: 2018 Genre: Crime fiction Rating: 3.5/5 I have never been a fan of ordinary novels - be it a romance in the simplest terms or a thriller in a...
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Mark’s second novel was almost a treat for that category of readers who rather like reading the novels which are little slow in build up and rather simple in nature.
Romance writing in India has undoubtedly touched new dimensions in recent years; this is an undeniable fact that can indeed be disputed with arguments but cannot be denied! However, we.
Hamid Baig's debut novel, Little Maryam, has been received very warmly by the readers of fiction and being specific, by the lovers of the romance genre. The novel was released on 26 January 2018 and has gone to become one of the hottest new releases...
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7 Habits of Highly Effective People is a bestselling book by Stephen R. Covey and since the publication in 1989, the book has never been out of print and it.
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Despite Stolen Dreams is a collection of emotions - the protagonist and the antagonist - everything about the world created by Anita Krishan revolves around the emotions... Despite Stolen Dreams.
Indian English Poetry has gone through several phases of evolution and also revolution - once the younger generation of poets has now almost become obsolete and their poetry is put.
It hasn't been so much since I finished this novel by Amish Tripathi, Sita: The Warrior of Mithila, three days ago. For starters, I truly liked this novel as it's a novel. Indeed, it's a novel - a work of fiction. Nevertheless, I genuinely wonder...