What are you reading this week? If you haven't yet found something good to read, here is your chance to read one of the best books which have been released the last month and the author Mark Levy is going to be in India this...
#Novels
Raskolnikov: The Embodiment of Sin and Redemption in Crime and Punishment Raskolnikov, the protagonist of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s “Crime and Punishment,” is a complex figure who embodies both sin and redemption..
One Indian Girl is a 2016 novel and, thankfully, the last novel by Chetan Bhagat, at least for now! This is nothing sort of an Indian version of a mini.
The Guide is a 1958 novel written by famous Indian novelist R. K. Narayan. It is entertaining as well as enlightening in a perfect way and it walks the talk which was proposed by a famous novelist Thomas Hardy that a novel is the uncommon...
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.
With You; Without You is a Hindi novel written by Prabhat Ranjan. He has tried to describe the situations of an ordinary youth and then a young man who has.
Bleeding Queens by Palak Kundra is a novel written in Hindi (with a special reservation for few Punjabi phrases). And this is her debut novel as well - and a bold debut, if I may say - because her work does not hold any punches...
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.
Prabhat Ranjan's novel With You; Without You is all set to be released in the second week of September 2017. A story that features the theme of a complicated love.
There are no better books to be read these days which convey deeper meanings and meaningful ideas. Sadly, but unfortunately true, we have to look into the past and find some meaningful piles of pages which could be a good fiction altogether and one such...