Book Reviews of books read and reviewed.
A new contemporary romance from Kathryn S. Rose, read the summary, publication history, genre and book review of Beautiful Facade by Kathryn S. Rose and enter Giveaway to win a $25 Amazon Gift Card on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Shaadi ka Laddoo by Chaitali Hatiskar is the author’s debut Indian romance that a bachelor uninterested in marriage, a meddlesome mother whose only aim is to see her son married soon, and a heroine who is poles apart from our hero. Hilarity ensues when the hero is given a month to find a woman to marry or else let his mother decide one for him! A goofy romantic comedy about the Indian marriage scene with full on drama, a spicy love story and characters that will make you fall in love with them. Read the book summary, publication history, genre, book quotes and book review of Shaadi ka Laddoo by Chaitali Hatiskar on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Shaadi Brouhaha..: Arranged Marriage Hungama by Anjlee Shah, as the name suggests, is a hilarious but very real account of the daily dilemmas of the singles in India caught in the arranged marriage drama. A sweet and comic Indian romance, read the publication history, genre, summary and book review of The Shaadi Brouhaha..: Arranged Marriage Hungama by Anjlee Shah on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Bollywood Bride by Sonali Dev is the first book by the author that I have read. This is the story of Ria and Vikram. Best friends since childhood turned lovers who are then separated by fate and Ria’s turbulent past, this story sounds familiar but wait till you read it and it is then we notice all the differences. Read my Review, the book blurb, quotes, publication history and buy links on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Shreyas Bhave’s book, Prisoner of Yakutsk: The Subhash Chandra Bose Mystery Final Chapter tries to bring closure to Netaji’s disappearance by blending facts with fiction. Read the publication history, genre, summary, and book review of Prisoner of Yakutsk: The Subhash Chandra Bose Mystery Final Chapter by Shreyas Bhave on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Chasing Frost by Isabel Jolie is the fifth book in the West Side series and released on 19th January 2021. A romantic suspense featuring an undercover FBI agent heroine and a Playboy hero who is her intended quarry. A romance with mystery, thrill, steam and entertainment, read the blurb, publication history, genre, “West Side” series reading order, $20 Giveaway and book review of Chasing Frost by Isabel Jolie on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie was her debut book as well as the very first mystery that introduced the famous Belgian Detective, Hercule Poirot. Written during the first World War, it was first published in 1920 in the United States and then a year later on 21st January 1921 in the United Kingdom. A mind boggling murder mystery, read the summary, publication history, genre, quotes and book review of The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Anne Frank was a 13 year Jewish girl whose diary written during her time in hiding from the Nazis during the Second World War showed the horrifying picture of that time as well the undying strength and positivity of a young girl who still chose to see the beauty in the world and believe in the goodness of people. A girl whose diary entries have given strength, inspiration and hope to generations of readers around the world ever since its release in 1947, read the publication history, summary, main message, quotes and book review of the Diary of Anne Frank called “Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl” on Njkinny’s Blog.
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How the Sea Became Salty by Sudha Murty is a colourful and beautifully illustrated children’s book that tells the story of how the sea came to be salty. Ideal for children of 4-9 years, this book will be enjoyed by children as well as the parents who can show the pictures and narrate the story to the more younger children. Read publication history, genre and book review of How the Sea Became Salty by Sudha Murty on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Byomkesh Bakshi is an evergreen character of a Bengali Investigator who despised the word “Detective” to describe his profession but instead liked to call himself a “Truth Seeker”. Resembling a little like Sherlock Holmes, Byomkesh can be said to be the Indian Sherlock. Read the publication history, genre, the Byomkesh Bakshi book review of The Menagerie and other Byomkesh Bakshi Mysteries by Saradindu Bandyopadhyay on Njkinny’s Blog and enjoy reading this Byomkesh Bakshi book.
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