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Emma Donoghue/ Fiction
Publisher- Little Brown and Company
My rating:★★★☆☆
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Room is home to Jack, but to Ma, it is the prison where Old Nick has held her captive for seven years.
Amit Pandey/Fiction Contemporary
Publisher-Notionpress
My rating:★★★★☆
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The habitually reticent Neel is maneuvered into sharing the secrets of his queer yet happy existence with a friend who happens to be an antithesis of Neel’s idyllic views about life.
Sandeep Nayyar/Fiction Historical
Publisher-Ocean Paperbacks
My rating:★★★★☆
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A gripping tale of love, betrayal, and vengeance, steeped in the magical realism of post-Vedic India
Jodi Picoult/ Fiction Literary
Publisher- Atria
My rating:★★★★★
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Read More My Sister’s Keeper by Jodi Picoult- A reviewVinay Singh/Non fiction Memoir
Publisher: Self-published
My rating:★★★★☆
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A mountaineer’s foray into management and education.
Vikram Chandra/ Fiction Literary
My rating:★★★★★
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Scheherezade would be impressed.
Sean French/ Fiction Social
My rating:★★★☆☆
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Start From Here is a social comedy, a love story, and a novel about patterns, randomness, and the patterns we see in randomness — in love, in life, and in insurance.
John Case/ Fiction Fantasy
My rating:★★★★☆
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Separated from his wife, and struggling not to become a stranger to his six-year-old twin sons, Alex is logging some all-too-rare quality time with the boys, when they vanish without a trace amid the hurly-burly of a countryside Renaissance Fair.
Karthik KB Rao/ Fiction Fantasy
My rating:★★★★☆
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Yet another retelling of the Mahabharata, or is it?
Alan Titchmarsh/Fiction Historical Paranormal
My rating:★★★★★
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Moving between the early 19th century and present day, this is a dark story of love, betrayal, intrigue, and murder
Fade Into Oblivion 