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Jan 31, 2013 11:22PM
First of all -- its so embarrasing to start a folder after a month has gone by for 2013 but anyways...better late than never so here it goes!
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1. How I Braved Anu Aunty & Co-Founded A Million Dollar Company- Varun Agarwal- 3.5 I borrowed the book from a friend and there are a lot of things I like about the book
- you can totally connect to it
- I am new to Bangalore so was nice to read about some local stuff
- The business idea was great and it was really engrossing to see how the idea took shape
- The author has given tips (def very helpful if somebody wants to start off with a venture)
It is the authors account so mostly biographicalThe co exists- I saw it on FB (and my friend who knows the author says that Anu aunty exists too :P)
Sherin wrote: "Looks good!Lemme check it out in JustBooks."
Its a light read Sherin, so dont expect a literary book with good English :P
Pallavi wrote: "@Mansee: I have a Bookmark of that book:)with aunty's pic on it :)"
Her real pic?? thats lovely!
2. To Sir, With Love - E.R. Braithwaite- 3.5I can easily give it a 3.5 but Goodreads does not allow that!
Short, crisp, old school - I have always had a fascination for these kind of subjects esp movies (like Monalisa Smile) where the teacher plays a catalyst role in inducing the students to think beyond.
This book fits the bill perfectly and addresses more issues than one...Def a good read :)
Yes- its that sort of book which is apt for school kids/ college - I dont know how it escaped my notice
3. The Reluctant Fundamentalist - Mohsin Hamid- 3/5I am confused about this one...It was definitely a good read...the way it was written (yeah some grammar checks would have been better) but what I liked is the content...but somewhere at the climax..i felt it was an abrupt end...dont know what the author wanted to say.. Felt cheated somehow..am still giving it a 3 as after a long time, I read a book in 3 days
Anbu suggested when we met at the last book meet - I had downloaded it on Kindle and finally got a chance to read it as I was travelling this month. Its a good plot but the climax left me wanting for more..(so in a way - it was well written :P)
Cold Feet - Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan - 2/5I picked up this book as I had liked the earlier book by the same author- but this was sort of disappointing
Timepass read- if u strictly don't have anything better to read.
Those Pricey Thakur Girls - Anuja Chauhan - 3/5Timepass read- better than her last one (Bittoria one) - I like the author for her refreshing, casual style of storytelling- good potential for Bollywood stories
Mansee wrote: "Those Pricey Thakur Girls - Anuja Chauhan - 3/5Timepass read- better than her last one (Bittoria one) - I like the author for her refreshing, casual style of storytelling- good potential for Boll..."
I liked it too.
Mansee wrote: "Cold Feet - Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan - 2/5
I picked up this book as I had liked the earlier book by the same author- but this was sort of disappointing
Timepass read- if u strictly don't have an..."
thank god, I was about to buy it
I picked up this book as I had liked the earlier book by the same author- but this was sort of disappointing
Timepass read- if u strictly don't have an..."
thank god, I was about to buy it
Mansee wrote: "Those Pricey Thakur Girls - Anuja Chauhan - 3/5
Timepass read- better than her last one (Bittoria one) - I like the author for her refreshing, casual style of storytelling- good potential for Boll..."
this one too, I loved the book on Cricket though (if I am right in thinking its the same author)
Timepass read- better than her last one (Bittoria one) - I like the author for her refreshing, casual style of storytelling- good potential for Boll..."
this one too, I loved the book on Cricket though (if I am right in thinking its the same author)
Books mentioned in this topic
Those Pricey Thakur Girls (other topics)Cold Feet (other topics)
The Reluctant Fundamentalist (other topics)
To Sir, With Love (other topics)
How I Braved Anu Aunty & Co-Founded A Million Dollar Company (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
Anuja Chauhan (other topics)Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan (other topics)
Mohsin Hamid (other topics)
E.R. Braithwaite (other topics)
Varun Agarwal (other topics)




