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Tell Me a Story: Inspiring, Touching, Funny and Heartfelt Stories from Life . . .
There is always a story that changed your life ...
And that is the time when life happened for you!
Tell Me a Story is a collection of heart-warming stories about events and incidents that have affected or changed the lives of the writers in ways that they cannot forget. Happy or sad, inspiring or shocking, these are stories of moments that have left an indelible mark on their lives. Stories that they would love to share.
Edited by Ravinder Singh, Tell Me a Story is about the moments that make life worth living. This is the second such anthology, after the highly successful Love Stories That Touched My Heart.
And that is the time when life happened for you!
Tell Me a Story is a collection of heart-warming stories about events and incidents that have affected or changed the lives of the writers in ways that they cannot forget. Happy or sad, inspiring or shocking, these are stories of moments that have left an indelible mark on their lives. Stories that they would love to share.
Edited by Ravinder Singh, Tell Me a Story is about the moments that make life worth living. This is the second such anthology, after the highly successful Love Stories That Touched My Heart.
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First published July 23, 2015
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About the author
Ravinder Singh
103 books1,970 followersRavinder Singh is a software engineer who works with a prominent IT company in India.
He was brought up in a very small town of Orissa called Burla. After spending most of his life there, he has recently moved to Chandigarh. Owing to the Nature of his work, he has visited various parts of the world and he wishes to continue doing the same in future. Apart from reading and writing, The Author has a keen interest in working out in the gym. Occasionally, he loves playing snooker; his favorite game. He is crazy about Punjabi Music and loves dancing to its beats. I Too Had A Love Story.. is his debut novel.
He was brought up in a very small town of Orissa called Burla. After spending most of his life there, he has recently moved to Chandigarh. Owing to the Nature of his work, he has visited various parts of the world and he wishes to continue doing the same in future. Apart from reading and writing, The Author has a keen interest in working out in the gym. Occasionally, he loves playing snooker; his favorite game. He is crazy about Punjabi Music and loves dancing to its beats. I Too Had A Love Story.. is his debut novel.
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August 25, 2015
Ravinder Singh, the same author who brought us the bestselling I too had an love story and Can love happens twice now brings out his new book "Tell me a story". Unlike his past books except one this in not purely written by him. He only edited it.... The book is actually a anthology genred. i.e., the book is a collection of 21 tales written by 21 different authors all across India. Ravinder has made efforts to select the best 21 from a lot of thousands. The book surely brings love, happiness, sad, emotions, relations and so on.... The book is a sure shot winner in all aspects!!!
December 18, 2016
Tell me a story by Ravinder Singh, an anthology compiles of 21 short stories with each one describes happiness to sadness edited by the writer Ravinder Singh himself. Says various emotions of life so beautifully.
Some of the stories in short synopsis,
The End of the Tunnel by Krishnasish Jana is about author's deep beneath memories which describes the emotions so well, says about his unforgettable memory as fourteen year kid and my favourite among all.
The Smile That Said It All by Kamalika Ray, a beautifully confines one about the women who withstand on her own.
The Defender by Aparajita Dutta about Labdhyo player FIIOB football group and Captaining college football team when he receives his shock of life as he can't play football anymore, what he decides? And what's the outcome? Shows the true sportsman spirit.
A Daughter's First Flight by Vijay Kumar, as name suggests its a first flight of a daughter who's dad is in very critical stage at hospital. A very sensational one.
And Then the Planes Came by Sanghamitra Bose, says the war experience of an kid who hidden in the bunker during 1971 were Pakistanis took air attack by crossing border, makes to see it as real. Wonderful one.
Breaking the Impasse by Shaily Bhargava, about medical negligence and a girl affects by medical negligence. How it changes her life..
Clean Slate by Sukanya M. About a Child who recovers from her mom's dead and undergoes dad's new wife issue.
All the stories were written by various young budding writers of all over India an good work from Ravinder Singh sir yet it can be done better many has potential to melt your heart, go for an light read without expectations.
My rating - 3/5
Some of the stories in short synopsis,
The End of the Tunnel by Krishnasish Jana is about author's deep beneath memories which describes the emotions so well, says about his unforgettable memory as fourteen year kid and my favourite among all.
The Smile That Said It All by Kamalika Ray, a beautifully confines one about the women who withstand on her own.
The Defender by Aparajita Dutta about Labdhyo player FIIOB football group and Captaining college football team when he receives his shock of life as he can't play football anymore, what he decides? And what's the outcome? Shows the true sportsman spirit.
A Daughter's First Flight by Vijay Kumar, as name suggests its a first flight of a daughter who's dad is in very critical stage at hospital. A very sensational one.
And Then the Planes Came by Sanghamitra Bose, says the war experience of an kid who hidden in the bunker during 1971 were Pakistanis took air attack by crossing border, makes to see it as real. Wonderful one.
Breaking the Impasse by Shaily Bhargava, about medical negligence and a girl affects by medical negligence. How it changes her life..
Clean Slate by Sukanya M. About a Child who recovers from her mom's dead and undergoes dad's new wife issue.
All the stories were written by various young budding writers of all over India an good work from Ravinder Singh sir yet it can be done better many has potential to melt your heart, go for an light read without expectations.
My rating - 3/5
September 5, 2015
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Ratings- 3.5 of 5 stars
This book was like a no strings attached 2 hour meeting for me. I enjoyed it a lot especially because I didn’t get too attached with any of the characters. The book had moments when I felt sad (and started repeating "no no no” over and over during my math lecture) or when I couldn’t stop smiling about something cute that happened.
The story promises 'inspiring, touching, funny and heartfelt stories from life' and let me tell you it doesn’t disappoint. Even if I don’t usually prefer reading about real life experiences, this book makes me want to read more books with similar plots and even if the stories have lessons we are taught our whole lives, each story has a unique essence to it which makes them all memorable enough to be inspiring. My personal favorites from the book were’ a daughter's first flight’, ‘suicide (so decide)’ and ‘that girl’. I gave the book half an extra star because it tried to break the social norm and stand up for people who have suffered in one way or another. It perfectly portrayed how we all suffer from our own problems and yet we judge others (even unknowingly) for the circumstances life has put them in. Also it gives the most important lesson of all that mistakes can only define you if you let them.
As touching as the stories were sometimes I felt that they were dramatized a little bit more than reality. I also distinctly remember reading a sentence along the lines of how funerals are not meant for the dead but for the living which made me remember extremely similar lines in the fault in our stars and as far as the promise of "funny" stories goes I don’t think that any of them made me laugh, smile maybe but outright laugh? No. I agree that most good books make you feel for the protagonists but with this book so many stories have been combined that to feel for all seems a bit impossible (maybe it’s just me).
Even with its flaws the book is enjoyable in its own little way.
For anyone who is looking for something new or absolutely phenomenal I’m sorry to say this book is not for you but if you want to read something that makes you happy to be alive while not making you sob on a plane ride back home and making your co passengers think that you're crazy then go ahead pick up this book and dive into the experiences of people who have a story to share.
Finally I want to thank Penguin, India for sending and introducing to me this amazing book.
Ratings- 3.5 of 5 stars
This book was like a no strings attached 2 hour meeting for me. I enjoyed it a lot especially because I didn’t get too attached with any of the characters. The book had moments when I felt sad (and started repeating "no no no” over and over during my math lecture) or when I couldn’t stop smiling about something cute that happened.
The story promises 'inspiring, touching, funny and heartfelt stories from life' and let me tell you it doesn’t disappoint. Even if I don’t usually prefer reading about real life experiences, this book makes me want to read more books with similar plots and even if the stories have lessons we are taught our whole lives, each story has a unique essence to it which makes them all memorable enough to be inspiring. My personal favorites from the book were’ a daughter's first flight’, ‘suicide (so decide)’ and ‘that girl’. I gave the book half an extra star because it tried to break the social norm and stand up for people who have suffered in one way or another. It perfectly portrayed how we all suffer from our own problems and yet we judge others (even unknowingly) for the circumstances life has put them in. Also it gives the most important lesson of all that mistakes can only define you if you let them.
As touching as the stories were sometimes I felt that they were dramatized a little bit more than reality. I also distinctly remember reading a sentence along the lines of how funerals are not meant for the dead but for the living which made me remember extremely similar lines in the fault in our stars and as far as the promise of "funny" stories goes I don’t think that any of them made me laugh, smile maybe but outright laugh? No. I agree that most good books make you feel for the protagonists but with this book so many stories have been combined that to feel for all seems a bit impossible (maybe it’s just me).
Even with its flaws the book is enjoyable in its own little way.
For anyone who is looking for something new or absolutely phenomenal I’m sorry to say this book is not for you but if you want to read something that makes you happy to be alive while not making you sob on a plane ride back home and making your co passengers think that you're crazy then go ahead pick up this book and dive into the experiences of people who have a story to share.
Finally I want to thank Penguin, India for sending and introducing to me this amazing book.
September 4, 2015
The book 'tell me a story' is an anthology, edited by the indian author Ravinder Singh. It contains 21 stories from 21 different authors across India, most of which are based on real life incidents. I'm not a big 'short story' enthuciast but I somewhat liked this book. Though, not each and every story but I loved some of the stories.
Okay so time to justify my rating.
Cover--the very first thing which I didn't like about this book was it's cover. When I first saw it's cover page, I was really intrigued. I mean what the hell is wrong with the creative team? That cover was so bad, so average that if I had to buy this book I'd have definitely not bought it because of it's cover. Okay! We should not judge a book merely by it's cover but it doesn't mean that you can put anything on the cover page and call it a COVER.
Of course the book was good despite the fact that the cover is not-so-good. Most of the stories are very average and plane but the way of writing and expressing was amazing in some of them. There were stories like 'Closed chapter', 'Breaking the impasse' and 'A love so conditional'. They were the gem of this book. They presented a perfect story with some cheesy, alluring lines which immediately, after a very few lines had me engrossed in it.
This book presents a better Indian. No, not in any particular terms, but in terms of beautiful minds and souls. The book shows that the country still has a good soul, and a heart which longs for love.
Aah! Lot of philosophy to digest. Haha. Anyway we were talking about the book. It was a nice read and if you love short stories and Anthologies, you'll love this book.
Keep reading. :)
P. S.- I recieved this book from Penguin India. Thankyou Penguin India.
Okay so time to justify my rating.
Cover--the very first thing which I didn't like about this book was it's cover. When I first saw it's cover page, I was really intrigued. I mean what the hell is wrong with the creative team? That cover was so bad, so average that if I had to buy this book I'd have definitely not bought it because of it's cover. Okay! We should not judge a book merely by it's cover but it doesn't mean that you can put anything on the cover page and call it a COVER.
Of course the book was good despite the fact that the cover is not-so-good. Most of the stories are very average and plane but the way of writing and expressing was amazing in some of them. There were stories like 'Closed chapter', 'Breaking the impasse' and 'A love so conditional'. They were the gem of this book. They presented a perfect story with some cheesy, alluring lines which immediately, after a very few lines had me engrossed in it.
This book presents a better Indian. No, not in any particular terms, but in terms of beautiful minds and souls. The book shows that the country still has a good soul, and a heart which longs for love.
Aah! Lot of philosophy to digest. Haha. Anyway we were talking about the book. It was a nice read and if you love short stories and Anthologies, you'll love this book.
Keep reading. :)
P. S.- I recieved this book from Penguin India. Thankyou Penguin India.
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September 1, 2016I wanted a light and casual read for myself this time since my vacation mode was ON and that's why I picked this book at the airport. 'Tell Me a Story' is a collection of short heart touching life experiences is what attracted me the most about this book. Each story is written by a different author. A bunch of people who have penned down their experiences like diary entries. Their sweet, bitter, inspiring experiences. This in itself is exciting enough for anyone to go ahead and read it.
I also had the same expectations when I bought it. But today as I finish reading this book, I do not feel moved, do not feel connected. They don't leave an impact. Though they are supposed to be experiences which changed the respective authors' lives but sadly they failed to touch me. Some of the stories no doubt were beautiful but most of them looked too ordinary to be included in this list. I will not say that the stories were bad or badly written but maybe the writing style didn't click.
Since I have read short stories in the past too and maybe thats why had a different level of expectations, so I do not blame the editor for choosing what he chose, its just that they didn't reach my heart. So pick this one as a timepass and nothing more than that.
I also had the same expectations when I bought it. But today as I finish reading this book, I do not feel moved, do not feel connected. They don't leave an impact. Though they are supposed to be experiences which changed the respective authors' lives but sadly they failed to touch me. Some of the stories no doubt were beautiful but most of them looked too ordinary to be included in this list. I will not say that the stories were bad or badly written but maybe the writing style didn't click.
Since I have read short stories in the past too and maybe thats why had a different level of expectations, so I do not blame the editor for choosing what he chose, its just that they didn't reach my heart. So pick this one as a timepass and nothing more than that.
July 27, 2015
'Tell Me A Story'- the name of the book itself is a promising title that will compel lovers of the written word to reach out for the book. The subtitle says that the anthology has inspiring, touching, funny and heartfelt stories from life. And I'm a big sucker for true stories, so one can imagine my excitement to read this collection of short stories.
The cover is undoubtedly cute. The floral background and the flowing font translated 'touching' very aptly. And the cup of coffee by the side is just the perfect ambiance for a book lover, isn't it? It was drizzling beautifully outside when I received this book. What luck!
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The cover is undoubtedly cute. The floral background and the flowing font translated 'touching' very aptly. And the cup of coffee by the side is just the perfect ambiance for a book lover, isn't it? It was drizzling beautifully outside when I received this book. What luck!
Read the complete review at http://klishmaklaver.blogspot.in/2015...
July 18, 2020
Past day I picked “Tell Me a Story”, heard a lot about it and It took me less than one day to savour it. Basically it is a compilation of 21 stories, written by magnificent storytellers and Ravinder Singh has done an insightful to convert them into a lovely book. The First thing book cover was aesthetically pleasing. And the name on the cover ‘Ravinder Singh’, he left no choice to us. And yes each and every story touched my heart, some left me teary-eyed, some enveloped me with calm smile, some ended with hidden messages.
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June 16, 2018
An anthology of 21 stories. Ravinder Singh has selected some of the best real life stories, definitely wouldn't have been an easy task !
The stories cover a wide range of topics from love of parents to first lost love, life after a war situation and divinity in life, infidelity in marriage to staying faithful towards partner, from giving life to a needy to the death of a family member.
These stories celebrate life.
Each story is best in its own way. Love the efforts, love the variety chosen. Brings in lot of thoughts and lessons to learn in life.
Must give it a read.
The stories cover a wide range of topics from love of parents to first lost love, life after a war situation and divinity in life, infidelity in marriage to staying faithful towards partner, from giving life to a needy to the death of a family member.
These stories celebrate life.
Each story is best in its own way. Love the efforts, love the variety chosen. Brings in lot of thoughts and lessons to learn in life.
Must give it a read.
July 27, 2015
This is a good way to best out of many bests. All the stories I have read are equally good and commendable. It’s a good way to inspire people by the experience of people.
November 20, 2015
Except 2,3 stories, the book was below par. :/
they really din't make much impact to me :(
Not that good. pass it !
they really din't make much impact to me :(
Not that good. pass it !
November 23, 2016
Simple.. practical stories.. just made me think on the all problems i am facing with a new perspective.. lovely
June 17, 2019
There are stories that are close to our heart. This book tells us some heart touching stories.
April 14, 2022
Highly life inspiring thoughts in the form of beautifully narrated stories.. after a long time read a book like this …
January 16, 2023
Tell Me a Story: Inspiring, Touching, Funny and Heartfelt Stories from Life by Ravinder Singh is a delightful collection of stories that will leave readers feeling uplifted and inspired. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves a good story, and it is a perfect choice for those looking for a bit of inspiration and positivity in their lives.
The book is divided into three sections: Inspiring, Touching and Funny. Each section is filled with stories that will capture the reader's heart and imagination, and they are sure to leave a lasting impression. The stories in the Inspiring section are uplifting and motivating, they are perfect to read when you are feeling down. The stories in the Touching section are heartwarming and emotional, they are perfect to read when you need some comfort. The stories in the Funny section are light-hearted and humorous, they are perfect to read when you need a good laugh.
One of the things that makes Tell Me a Story such a great book is the way in which Singh tells his stories. His writing is simple and direct, yet it is also rich and evocative. He has a way of capturing the reader's attention and holding it, and his stories are both easy to read and deeply engaging. His writing style is very relatable and he has a great ability to make the reader connect with the characters in his stories.
Another thing that makes Tell Me a Story such a great book is the diversity of the stories. Singh has included stories from all walks of life, and each one is unique and special in its own way. There is something for everyone in this book, and it is sure to appeal to readers of all ages and backgrounds.
Overall, Tell Me a Story by Ravinder Singh is a wonderful collection of stories that will leave readers feeling uplifted and inspired. His writing is simple yet evocative, and the stories are both easy to read and deeply engaging. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves a good story and it is perfect for those looking for a bit of inspiration and positivity in their lives!
The book is divided into three sections: Inspiring, Touching and Funny. Each section is filled with stories that will capture the reader's heart and imagination, and they are sure to leave a lasting impression. The stories in the Inspiring section are uplifting and motivating, they are perfect to read when you are feeling down. The stories in the Touching section are heartwarming and emotional, they are perfect to read when you need some comfort. The stories in the Funny section are light-hearted and humorous, they are perfect to read when you need a good laugh.
One of the things that makes Tell Me a Story such a great book is the way in which Singh tells his stories. His writing is simple and direct, yet it is also rich and evocative. He has a way of capturing the reader's attention and holding it, and his stories are both easy to read and deeply engaging. His writing style is very relatable and he has a great ability to make the reader connect with the characters in his stories.
Another thing that makes Tell Me a Story such a great book is the diversity of the stories. Singh has included stories from all walks of life, and each one is unique and special in its own way. There is something for everyone in this book, and it is sure to appeal to readers of all ages and backgrounds.
Overall, Tell Me a Story by Ravinder Singh is a wonderful collection of stories that will leave readers feeling uplifted and inspired. His writing is simple yet evocative, and the stories are both easy to read and deeply engaging. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves a good story and it is perfect for those looking for a bit of inspiration and positivity in their lives!
December 30, 2015
I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher for an honest review.
Tell Me a Story is a collection of stories edited by the Indian Author Ravinder Singh. In this anthology each chapter is written by a different author. We are introduced to that chapter of the author's life where a particular incident made an impact on them, or changed the way they see the world. It was like reading snippets out of memoirs or a person's diary.
I hate writing harsh reviews but, I just have to get this out.
I did not enjoy this read. Maybe because the stories were so short I could not connect with any of the stories or the "characters". I kept putting off reading this book for so long. For me the writing style did not fit in with the premise of the book. For a book that has "Inspiring, Touching, Funny and Heartfelt Stories from Life", the writing style felt forced when it should have just flowed like a conversation between the author and the reader. These are supposed to be personal stories, real life stories, but some of them felt made up. Some of them were like dressed-up confessionals.
When I was reading some of the chapters, I remembered this episode from FRIENDS where Joey writes a letter of recommendation for Monica and Chandler and he uses the "thesaurus" feature to make his letter seem better.
The stories weren't all bad. There were some stories with merit. But the writing style missed the mark for me. Kind of disappointing.
Tell Me a Story is a collection of stories edited by the Indian Author Ravinder Singh. In this anthology each chapter is written by a different author. We are introduced to that chapter of the author's life where a particular incident made an impact on them, or changed the way they see the world. It was like reading snippets out of memoirs or a person's diary.
I hate writing harsh reviews but, I just have to get this out.
I did not enjoy this read. Maybe because the stories were so short I could not connect with any of the stories or the "characters". I kept putting off reading this book for so long. For me the writing style did not fit in with the premise of the book. For a book that has "Inspiring, Touching, Funny and Heartfelt Stories from Life", the writing style felt forced when it should have just flowed like a conversation between the author and the reader. These are supposed to be personal stories, real life stories, but some of them felt made up. Some of them were like dressed-up confessionals.
When I was reading some of the chapters, I remembered this episode from FRIENDS where Joey writes a letter of recommendation for Monica and Chandler and he uses the "thesaurus" feature to make his letter seem better.
The stories weren't all bad. There were some stories with merit. But the writing style missed the mark for me. Kind of disappointing.
December 25, 2017
Disappointing!
Have read several much-better-collections of short stories from not-so-popular authors from the same country itself. I am surprised that why the person in charge could not even select the best short stories when he was not to write them himself. A lot many stories seemed to have copied concepts from other sources. Construct of most of the stories lacked a structure and I deeply felt no connection at all. Some stories were so plain that I wasted my time to understand if it bore a deeper meaning that I could not understand. To me, it appeared like paid stories!
It's better to read children story books from a local book-store than spending your time on this one.
Have read several much-better-collections of short stories from not-so-popular authors from the same country itself. I am surprised that why the person in charge could not even select the best short stories when he was not to write them himself. A lot many stories seemed to have copied concepts from other sources. Construct of most of the stories lacked a structure and I deeply felt no connection at all. Some stories were so plain that I wasted my time to understand if it bore a deeper meaning that I could not understand. To me, it appeared like paid stories!
It's better to read children story books from a local book-store than spending your time on this one.
April 24, 2020
this book has 21 short stories written by different authors or to be authors and it is edited by Ravinder Singh. some of the stories were really good and inspiring but the other ones are pretty much boring and kinda did not fascinate me.
you may prefer this book if you are travelling or the sort of situations where you would wanna read stories that would keep you occupied, this happens with me, at least.
there is no use of any kind of offensive words.
children can read this book too, though there are some words which might get difficult for them to understand.
hope, this helps.
thank you.:)
you may prefer this book if you are travelling or the sort of situations where you would wanna read stories that would keep you occupied, this happens with me, at least.
there is no use of any kind of offensive words.
children can read this book too, though there are some words which might get difficult for them to understand.
hope, this helps.
thank you.:)
December 6, 2024
Notes for me not a review-
*The end of tunnel _ “Finding positive in something as dark as death is perhaps the biggest inspiration a human being can achieve, because it’s only death that can inspire life like nothing else”
*The love that made me_ “ Try being the girl you are, Not what your problems have made you”
“Love is all about giving hope when there is no reason to be optimistic. And being the best we can be for the person we love”
*Unforgiven_ A lie repeated over and over again becomes the truth.
I couldn’t get over with the character of Samir 🤍
*The end of tunnel _ “Finding positive in something as dark as death is perhaps the biggest inspiration a human being can achieve, because it’s only death that can inspire life like nothing else”
*The love that made me_ “ Try being the girl you are, Not what your problems have made you”
“Love is all about giving hope when there is no reason to be optimistic. And being the best we can be for the person we love”
*Unforgiven_ A lie repeated over and over again becomes the truth.
I couldn’t get over with the character of Samir 🤍
September 5, 2021
Tell me a story is a collection of heartwarming stories about events and events that have influenced or changed the lives of writers in an unforgettable way. Some of the stories in this book have been released as short films. Some stories also have high moral values. But some of the stories did not seem very enjoyable. The stories of many authors have been put together into one book. It was edited by Ravinder Singh. A short book for those who love short stories.
April 25, 2018
this is combination of 21 short stories.
I had read it like this for the first time.
this had inspiring , heart-touching ,funny , and heart-felt stories from life.
I loved the smile that said it all story... alot.
and suicide ....
they are heart-touching and. cryful stories I had read it more than three times.
I had read it like this for the first time.
this had inspiring , heart-touching ,funny , and heart-felt stories from life.
I loved the smile that said it all story... alot.
and suicide ....
they are heart-touching and. cryful stories I had read it more than three times.
January 17, 2019
A beautiful anthology with extraordinary collections of pages from life. Many of the stories are definitely gonna make your eyes wet and most of it are gonna make you think deep about life. More than stories i would like to call them as a journal by different authors. A definite recommended book published by one of my favourite authors.
March 4, 2021
Well as this book is an anthology it's difficult to review every short story mentioned in it.
This book comprises short stories from several authors which are compiled by Mr. Ravinder Singh.
If you are a reader of short stories then this book is a good choice for your bookshelf.
Writing is very easy to understand and entertaining.
I will give it 3 stars.
This book comprises short stories from several authors which are compiled by Mr. Ravinder Singh.
If you are a reader of short stories then this book is a good choice for your bookshelf.
Writing is very easy to understand and entertaining.
I will give it 3 stars.
October 14, 2017
I did not like the story much but Ravinder singh knows how to use words and keep the characters in a way that depicts their point of view. Thats a good quality he has. Nothing new I found. Okay kind of novel.
December 28, 2017
"Tell me a story " is a nice book specially it's 'We the people' by Anjali Khurana i liked more.I liked to thank miss Khurana for her heart touching writing.yes it's a lesson for the society and our system.thanks for your confident and effort that you share with us.
January 24, 2019
A person who is at initial stage of reading novels, can try this book.. This novel contains 21 short stories and every story has contains different feelings, different lessons.. so beginner can try this out.☺️
August 19, 2022
A collection of 21 little heartwarming tales by 21 people from different walks of life. But there is one thing common about them all—the stories are ordinary and relatable and you'd think of them as people next door just telling you about their life! A must read
June 16, 2017
Good read, touching stories, every story is from a different author, so each time you start a chapter, it is as fresh as a new book
October 1, 2017
This book consists of 21 short stories /life experiences rather than reading fictions i prefer reading real life experiences because that's the one really can change us in a better way 😊
June 30, 2018
it is awesome
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 9, 2019
Read this, at the least it leaves you with that one story that makes you hold the book again.
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