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Introduction ISBN:978-93-87561-41-0 Genre:  Fiction Publishers: Aleph Book Company Price: Rs. 599/- (I got the book for review from the publisher)

Introduction Source: Amazon.in ISBN:  978-812-914-9305 Genre: F iction  Publishers: Rupa Publications Price:  Rs. 295/-  ( I got the book for review from the publishe r )

Introduction ISIN: 978-9385854064 Genre: Fiction Publishers: Readomania Price: Rs. 222 /- ( I got this book from the author for a review ) Twelve people agree to an idea of running a shared transport service from a common residential locality to their out-of-civilisation office campus. Twelve different minds with equally diverse personalities gel with each other to fulfil a common need. At first, the members collide on mutual interests, timings, priorities and personal discipline, but in the course of their journey, they become best friends, make long-lasting relationships, mentor and help each other on various mundane matters. The journey goes on fine until one day some members try to dictate terms over the group. The rift widens with each passing day, the tension surmounts and finally all hell breaks loose... Will the journey continue? Fasten your seatbelts for the journey is about to begin... Behind the book Source: Amazon.in

Introduction ISIN: 978-9384315030 Genre: Humour Publishers: Fablery Price: Rs. 15 0/- ( I got this book from the author for a review ) A hilarious pseudo-history of marketing management, which explicitly denies resemblance to any actual history, and which will be horrified if some semblance be found. The story of a man who discovered that the path of life is strewn with treadmills and, if you get on one by mistake, you could keep running all your life to stay in the same place. The story of how a businessman may just be minding his...err...business and the 'Invisible Hand' can cause unexpected consequences to arise out of his innocent actions. There is no point blaming the tale for being exaggerated because that is precisely what it seeks to be - an 'exaggeratio ad absurdum' of some facets of the world. Anything you learn from the book - be it the basics of marketing management or a satirical view of Society - you do at your own risk. The tale only dogs t...

Go to Book No. 88 Check all the Books Here   Name of the Book: 28 YEARS A BACHELOR Author: Rasana Atreya Read some reviews: 1. Rachel Boling   2. Patricia Velapanur 3. Suneetha   The Story: It is a truth universally acknowledged, that an Indian woman in possession of a son with an engineering degree, must be in want of a daughter-in-law with an outsized dowry. Which can be a problem when said son is vehemently opposed to dowry. He is also opposed to city living, to meddlesome neighbours, to wacky grandfathers and to caustic grandmothers. But when he’s blessed with all of the above, what’s man to do? From the author of 'Tell A Thousand Lies'. Shortlisted for the '2012 Tibor Jones South Asia prize'. UK's Glam magazine calls this novel one of their 'five favourite tales from India.' Also, author of 'The Temple Is Not My Father.'

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