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Dreamy December - TBR

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“Have books ‘happened’ to you? Unless your answer to that question is ‘yes,’ I’m unsure how to talk to you” ― Haruki Murakami
 
 
This is exactly how I think when I meet strangers. Jokes apart, new month, new TBR list and new books! Sounds so exciting for this month I really have interesting books lined up to reviewed and read:
 
  • Orbit Shifting Innovation - Rajiv Narang
  • Baramulla Bomber
  • Delhi, mostly harmless - Elizabeth Chatterjee
  • Holistic Health - Dr. Mathai
  • The Yogic Manager - Avinash Sharma
P.S: I have participated this month in a meme being held at a lovely blogger friend Sudeshna who blogs at Proses, Verses and Conversations. Do hop on and join in to have some fun as the more the merrier!! 
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