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Ghaziabad,India
Joined February 2011
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"The Truth Was a Lie" by Rahul Jain was a wonderful experience and I would recommend it to anyone looking to pick up a collection of short stories with a twist.
My review: bit.ly/3U4vKt4
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Ascension (Book 5 of The Empress of Indraprastha) by @Sonali_EoI concludes the series. The writing is gripping, and it raises some very pertinent questions!
My review: bit.ly/4sgfNwy
@VPBooks
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Kritika Kahawat and the Last Dragon of Kuruk by Shobhita Narayan is a story that blends the myths of dragons into a very Indian setting and presents a story that feels very real.
My review: bit.ly/3TP3jiC
@IndiaScholastic
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#YouCantBeSerious by Prajwal Hegde is a very well written Romance & I loved how the tension between the protagonists is maintained right till the end.
My Review: bit.ly/4AtJCNV
@HachetteIndia
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#NotSafeForWork by Radhika Agrawal is a book I would recommend to anyone who loves a steamy romance, a book that romanticizes Mumbai and a reader in search for a book that makes workplace romance feel natural!
My review: bit.ly/4gy93Wp
@HarperCollinsIN
Days with My Red-Flag Girlfriend by Kajol Aikat is a book that presents romance from a modern lens!
My review: bit.ly/4gkGH1E
@PenguinIndia
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Siddhant Agarwal retweeted
Author Radhika Agrawal launched her latest novel Not Safe for Work at @kunzum, in conversation with Mahima Pawar, Head of Book Club Delhi-NCR.
A conversation around ambition, workplace chaos, sharp banter and unexpected attraction—much like the world of Kavya and Neil.
#NotSafeForWork #RadhikaAgrawal #BookLaunch
#ToddyToTequila by Sandhya Mulchandani is a very well researched book that brings to light the entire journey of how Alcohol was treated and understood by the Indian people and culture.
My review: bit.ly/4yUCMQo
@juggernautbooks
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#WeddingOnTheMaharajaExpress by Prakhar Vishwani is a story that attempts to blend a wedding, a train ride and a whodunnit!
My review: bit.ly/4ciBKEb
@PenguinIndia
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Smita’s writing in #Jagannath keeps you engaged and at the same time generates curiosity which makes you reach out to read and research more about Lord Jagannath.
My review: bit.ly/4wQGuZF
@Srishtipub @SmitaDasJain1
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In Lucknow, after the Lamps Go Out: Tales of Ghosts and Jinns, Parveen explores stories of Ghosts and Jinns through stories that span across the city and tell us how a different city lives within the boundaries once night arrives.
My review: bit.ly/4xC6bhT
@Rupa_Books
"People We Love" by @preetishenoy tells us the story of Aniket, Trisha, Nidhi, Aman, Shruti and Anjali before we meet them in It's All in the Planets and The One You Cannot Have!
My thoughts: bit.ly/4vs7qOC
@HarperCollinsIN
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"Folktales, Myths and Legends of the Deccan" by @NitinKushal is a nice peek into the folktales of the area that is geographically quite vast, as well as it a melting pot of various cultures.
My review: bit.ly/4uAcLnc
@Rupa_Books
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#TheGreatIndianMedicoMasala by Dr. Kumar Nirbhay is a definite recommendation for anyone looking to pick up a book to read after a long day at work and unwind.
My review: bit.ly/4tOQ39H
@Rupa_Books
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#EternallySingleRosaAlvarez by @writosaurusrex is a book that I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a short but a well-written romcom that will give you a warm and fuzzy feeling!
My review: bit.ly/4eIowTp
@TBCPofficial
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#WhispersOfTheBuriedPast by @harshalisingh keeps you hooked, gives you goosebumps, and might encourage you to look closely at your dreams
My Review: bit.ly/4diaGEY
@IamReadomania
#RomanceInMyCoffee is a collection an anthology on Romance that explores various facets of love!
My review: bit.ly/4tnLiEA
@HarperCollinsIN
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#PsychoPath by #PrernaWadhawan is a book that explores how Psycho Paths are made, maybe they are biologically wired, or maybe the society makes them what they are. Read the book to find out more!
My review: bit.ly/4tqDfXI
@KindleIndia
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#Mahagauri by @nityawrites30 is a story that explores how sometimes we just need the right nudge and the moment to discover the power that lives inside us.
My review: bit.ly/4877quh
@Rupa_Books
#ATaleOfTwoKitchens by @LataGwala is a wonderful tribute to a cross-cultural household and explores the idea of how tastes & cooking can be poles apart, as well as almost identical across culinary cultures.
@AmaryllisManjul @Authoropod
My review: bit.ly/3QA619q
