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The Great Indian Bust: A Coming of Age Fiction – Review

August 7, 2019 / By Book Reviews Lab

Rishabh Bhatnagar’s latest novel The Great Indian Bust: A Coming of Age Fiction has been appreciated widely by the readers as well as popular & the best book review websites in India. It impressed me to read the novel and I read it recently. However, my reading was not influenced in any way by the reviews I have read before getting a copy of this book. My review is based entirely on my reading. I will share what I feel about this book, the author and the future of these two in the writing industry.

Novels,

The Chronicle of Golgotha Days by Sujith Balakrishnan

May 1, 2019 / By Book Reviews Lab

The Chronicle of Golgotha Days review Sujith

Book: The Chronicle of Golgotha Days
Author: Sujith Balakrishnan
Published by: Leadstart Publication
Year: 2019
Reviewed by: Mukesh for Book Reviews Lab
Rating: 4/5 stars
The cover suggests a lot. The Chronicle of Golgotha Days is a novel that’s more a chronical re-telling of an incident that took place about 23 years ago. Sujith, in his very debut work, has sparked a debate – is our

Non Fiction,

The Plight of a Mother by Phidalia Toi

March 25, 2019 / By Book Reviews Lab

The plight of a mother review phidalia toi Book Review

Phidalia Toi has become a well-known author with many titles under her name. She is known for her political review in five volumes on Narendra Modi’s government – Marathon Race to Acche Din. However, she has also written many other books – novels and poems as well as a memoir – The Plight of a Mother. Today, I will be

Novels,

Janardhan Talbot Vol 1 – Mohan Timmaraju

March 18, 2019 / By Book Reviews Lab

Janardhan Talbot is a literary fiction written by Mohan Timmaraju, an author from South India who has explored different parts of the world during his career and before retiring to write his book. This novel is a fine work that was conceived during the youth of Mohan and has been completed recently after long records of writing, editing and finalising.

Novels,

Greed Lust Addiction by Ravi Dabral

March 3, 2019 / By Book Reviews Lab

Ravi Dabral’s newly launched novel Greed Lust Addiction has been quite popular among the readers and critics. It has been in the buzz for quite some time now as many readers are expressing their opinions after reading it. I heard about the book as well and could not resist myself from reading it – Hindi as well as the English

Non Fiction,

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

January 15, 2019 / By Book Reviews Lab

There are some books in your bookshelves which you can read many times and every time you will get some new ideas. Motivation is a kind of energy that keeps the fire in your belly running to achieve something. Whenever we get distracted from the path of our life goals, we need a source of energy to rejuvenate ourselves. Either

Authors,

Author Pravin Anand – a modern novelist

January 3, 2019 / By Book Reviews Lab

Indian English fiction has been through many phases. At various occasions, many authors have emerged to write for a particular audience and thus establish their identity in a single genre. However, there also have been the authors who have managed to keep a wider audience stuck with themselves for a longer period of time and delivered very rich content. In

Novels,

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

December 24, 2018 / By Book Reviews Lab

Jane Austen’s name among the leading novelists of England will always be taken with dignity, affection and awe. She has been instrumental in shaping the dimension called English novel. With Austen, the English entered into the habit of reading prose fiction. Today, I will be reviewing Jane Austen’s very popular novel – Pride and Prejudice. Limited, contracting, shrinking, domestic, homely,

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