It is a collection of 29 satirical tales varying and touching every aspect of social order. I am pretty sure the team would have had a lot of discussion and tuff-time on placing and ordering the stories. Each story on an average ranges from 8 to 10 pages.
There is satire touched at various levels. Some bring smiles throughout and some at the end. Some articulate the message throughout and some at the end. Here are my favorite five, numbered in the order of my preference:
1. The Leopard’s Tail by Kavitha Murali
2. A Serious Confession by Aryan Huria
3. Darkness Reigns at the Foot of the Lighthouse by Radhika Maira Tabrez
4. In Search of Mr Perfect by Piyusha Purnima Vir
5. Girl Talk by Kirthi Jayakumar
‘The Leopard’s Tail’ had me hooked from the very first paragraph. Brilliant Read. All in all, it was a good and fun read. Kudos to all the Authors and the Editor! This book is going to stand and smile on my bookshelf, calling me to pick up and read, yet again, every time!
Seems like a fun read!
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It was.. 🙂
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Sounds impressive. Try Kindle, you can reach any book you have read before at touch of a finger. New books are cheaper than paperback copies. Well organised handy library. Charging last very long. Can read any book, any where and anytime. I have it, I love it. Cost of device get recovered after reading few books. You must try it.
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I tried reading a few pdf’s and somehow they don’t give the comfort of ‘books in hand’.
Yeah, I had considered all the advantages but still could not make a mind to go ahead and purchase it. Will keep this in mind!
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It’s different from reading an ebook on laptop or any other device. Have a great Sunday ahead!!
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Noted and Marked!
A great Sunday to you too!
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This is a book to read
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🙂 🙂
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