Kindle Version of the Book Random Access Memories, a book by Deepak Kaul consisting of 10 short stories of various genres like science fiction, thriller, mythological, comedy and many more. The compilation of short stories of the fiction genre is my personal favourite. It demands a compelling narrative. The word limit nudges an author infinitely …
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‘REVIEW DID AS PART OF THE BLOGCHATTER BOOK REVIEW PROGRAM’ Cover Page of the Paperback Version As they say ‘Beauty lies in the eyes of the Beholder,’ One Girl Many Lives novel written by five different authors, published by Jimpify Publishing is the perfect example of this quote. Have you ever looked at a picture or a …
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Kindle Version of the Book Would you genuinely believe if someone informed you that after three decades the human race would go extinct? Would you sincerely believe that this modern world for us to live will come to an end and all you have is present to embrace enthusiastically? 2049, a novella by Deepak Kaul …
Cover Page of the Kindle Version of the Book Embers by Deepak Kaul is a book written as a humorous parody of the famous 70s feature film Sholay, a huge blockbuster and still considered a favourite of many. Although the author builds the storyline adopting the similar characters of Jai, Veeru, Basanti, Gabar, Thakur, Ramlal …
Cover Page of the Kindle Version of the Book The Game of Codes by Deepak Kaul is a book filled with snippets from the remarkable book and web series ‘The Game of Thrones’ set in the present time and era in the modern world of computers & technology. Although first look at the title of …
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Cover Page of the Kindle Version of the Book This book’s plot has the story narrated from three character’s perspective. Reyansh, Mahika and Avipsa. Reyansh, an Engineer from Mumbai whereas Avipsa, a college student from Kolkata, unfortunately, Mahika’s introduction isn’t clearly mentioned. When Avipsa visits Mumbai for a family get-together, there she meets with Reyansh. …
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Cover Page of the Book as on Amazon Burn Zones by Jorge P. Newbery is a memoir/autobiography of author’s fascinating life story of how he faces challenges since he was a child because he wanted to own a record company of his own. At the age of 8, he decides to run papers as a …
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Cover Page of the Kindle Version The chemical drones is a fun children’s book and this is my first time doing a review of this genre which proved out to be a breath of fresh air. This book is about fourth-graders, pretty mature than their age, very smart and intelligent as it seems by the narrative. …
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‘REVIEW DID AS PART OF THE BLOGADDA BOOK REVIEW PROGRAM’ Cover Page of the Paperback Version Raymond Albert Kroc had said, “The two most important requirements for major success are first, being in the right place at the right time, and second, doing something about it.” Jason Kothari in his memoir Irrationally Passionate talks about …
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Cover Page of the Paperback Version Another book of the non-fiction genre that fell into my lap seems to have increased my love for the same. No Limits by Mukesh Bansal is a book that has content on how to be a good performer professionally. As the Blurb mentions rightly that this book gives wisdom that can …
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