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Published Books -

RICE PLATE - Differently Yours
AN AVERAGE GUY

Been a part of two anthologies
- MIGHTY THOUGHTS
- BLANK SPACE

Average rating: 3.27 · 11 ratings · 5 reviews · 3 distinct works

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Kshitiz Sudhakar made a comment on Chandana Sruthi ’s review of Rice Plate: 16 Flavors of life " Because you focused on the positive aspects of the book. "
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Kshitiz Sudhakar and 302 other people liked Cameron's review of The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less: "Maybe I don't read enough Psychology, but I thought this book was fantastic. Swarthmore Psychology professor Barry Schwartz's basic thesis is that the world is divided into two types of person: maximizers, who want to find the absolute best option, a" Read more of this review »
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