The Midnight Library by Matt Haig is a bulky novel. If you wanna take a look at the novel in a short space go through it. You will get an overall idea about the novel. The Midnight Library Summary: Towards Death: The novel opens with Nora playing chess in the Hazeldene School Library, Bedford […]
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Book ReviewBook: Happily Married Happily Divorced Author: Swati Kumari. Publication: Shristi Publication Pages:184 Price: click the link below. https://www.amazon.in/Happily-Married-Divorced-Swati-Kumari/dp/9387022617 Introduction: \”I came to know Mitash is not like us. He is gay, already in a relationship with another man, who was also living with us. My marriage, my beliefs, my faiths turned out to be an
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Book Review, Love StoryBook: The Midnight Library Author: Matt Haig Publication: Canongate Pages: 304 Price: Click the link to buy the book Introduction: Born in 1975, Matt Haig is a modern-day English novelist and journalist. He proves his prowess in writing both fiction and non-fiction. The Midnight Library by him is a heart-touching fictional journey with the
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Book Review, Classic Novels, Motivational BooksBook: The Shadow Lines Author: Amitabh Ghosh Publication: Penguin India Pages: 288 Price: Click the link Author: Born in 1956, Calcutta, Amitav Ghosh’s novels never detached themselves from their search for national identity. As he moved with his family to different places due to his father’s job as a diplomat, his novels capture all the
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Book Review, Classic Novels, Political NovelMaster of the Modern Short Stories: Anton Chekhov Anton Chekhov: Anton Chekhov, (1860-1904) was a Russian playwright as well as a short story writer. In his writing style, he is always unique and distinct with his profound competency in dealing with human behaviour an d psychology as well as nature…vast panoramic, wonderful Russian landscape.
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Book Review, Short Story CollectionBook: The Pakistani Bride Author: Bapsi Sidhwa Publication: Penguin India Pages: 248Political Price: Click the link to buy it Introduction: Bapsi Sidhwa is a post-modern diasporic feminist writer from Pakistan who lives in the USA. Her pen exposes her rightful experience and concern with the Indian panorama of social dichotomy and women\’s oppression. In
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Book Review, Classic Novels, Political Novel, Social IssuesBook: My Name is Red Author: Orhan Pamuk Publisher: Faber and Faber Pages: 688 Price: Click the link Introduction : Nobel winner (2006) Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk\’s (born 1952) novel My Name is Red is a brilliant mash-up of myth, murder and mystery. This book is translated into more than 60 different languages. Summary:
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Book Review, Classic NovelsReuben Holmes( 1989), is a poet of unique authenticity in creating an excellent poetic web with the most simple words. He is born in New Jersey. a beautiful composition of broken late December love. we’re conditioned to love what we know and if all we know is pain this is what
Book of Poem: Lullabies Poetess: Lang Leav Publication: Simon & Schuster (17 September 2013) Pages: 176 Price: Click the link Introduction: Born in 1980, Lang Leav is an international best selling poet of New Zealand. Apart from Lullabies, a unique collection of poems, her other collections are similarly praiseworthy Love and Misadventure (2013), Memories (2015),
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Book Review, Poetry CollectionBook: A Little Life Author: Hanya Yanagihara Publication: Doubleday Pages: 736 Price: Click the link Introduction: American novelist, editor, travel writer Hanya Yanagihara\’s A Little Life (2015) is a modern-day classic tale of despair and brooding sadness. Yes…it is also a telltale story of relationships…male relationships…complicated and intricately cordial. Summary of the novel:
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