Stephenie Meyer
2007 (1st edition 2006)
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Theek Tumhare Pichhe (Hindi) Manav Kaul 2016 Hind Yugm pp. 192 This collection of short stories by Manav Kaul came as a surprise to me. Not a short stories fan, I picked it up with the clear thought that this will fill in the fifteen minutes of reading a day slot. Pleasantly surprised, I found…
TerminalRobin Cook1993Pan Macmillanpp. 445 A medical thriller by Robin Cook, Terminal traces the journey of a medical researcher/ doctor and a nurse. As they try to arrive at the status of their personal relationship, they also traverse the adventurous path of unravelling the mysterious illnesses and cure at a cancer centre. The story is gripping…
Name of the Book: Revolution 2020Author: Chetan BhagatReading Time: 4-5 metro rides About the Book:The book is a fiction, love story. Much like Bhagat’s other books. I had written him off as a worth reading author. All his stories seem to read the same. Although, he has written about different themes. But at many levels…
Autobiography of an Autism EntrepreneurMythili Chari2017 Amarabharathi pp. 175 As the title suggests, the autobiographical writing by Chari details out her experiences in the field of educating children with autism, and her initiative of setting up her own institute. The anecdotal account begins with her childhood experiences and reminisces about what she considers are significant…
Toxin Robin Cook 1998 PanMacmillan pp. 437 Written in the late nineties, the book covers the important issue of food related diseases. Cook describes, in great detail, the process of preparing patties for hamburgers. The description of preparing ground meat and the way animals are taken and treated in slaughter houses is quite gory. It is…
Ek Chithda Sukh Nirmal Verma 2017 (first published 1979) Vani Prakashan pp. 242 The book title, loosely translated as a patchwork of pleasure, is an exploration of pleasure, happiness and contentment. The life of each of the characters presents a struggle for finding meaning, purpose, and peace. These are ordinary people with not so ordinary…