Stephenie Meyer
2007 (1st edition 2006)
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The Unspeakable Joy of Less: Discover your Path to Radiant Joy, Unshakable Peace and Deeply Satisfying Liberation Tabata Yukio and Joyce Fung 2018 CreateSpace pp. 108 Another one in the life management, self help genre, this one is in line with what I have been trying to change in my own life. The book is…
Name: The Immortals of Meluha Author: Amish Reading Time: 15-20 metro rides (not read in the metro) About the Book: The book is the 1st book of the Shiva Trilogy. That is exactly how it has been advertised. For some reason, I presumed it to be rooted in mythology, which it is at some level….
Before the Coffee Gets Cold Toshikazu Kawaguchi (trans. Geoffrey Trousselot) 2015/ 2019 Picador pp. 224 I chanced upon this book while looking for books by Japanese authors. Admittedly, it is the name of the book that caught my attention. Coffee and book together make a strong combination and I thought this must be written by…
Name: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time Author: Mark HaddonNo. of Pages: 272Year of Publication: 2003Publisher: Random HouseAbout the Book:The book is a first person account of an adolescent, Christopher, who is writing a mystery novel. Christopher attends a special school. His exact diagnosis has not been specified but he is…
Nano Robin Cook 2013 Pan Macmillan pp. 436 Another in a series of medical fiction by Robin Cook, Nano is a reminder to all readers about why Cook’s writing is so engaging. Despite the longish read, the book was quite engaging. It reminded me of why I had initially started reading his books. Besides being…
Yaad Shehar (Vol 1) (Hindi) Neelesh Misra 2013 Westland pp. 250 I picked up this book purely out of fascination for the author or rather his voice. I used to love listening to him narrating stories. It was quite natural for me to have high expectations from his writing. The book introduces him as a…