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Book Title : Q & A Author : Vikas Swarup Genre : Thriller Publisher : Simon & Schuster (UK & Commonwealth), St. Martin’s Press -US Published in: (January 2013) Total Pages : 449 (Paperback) Purchase Links : From Amazon.com From Amazon.com This third outing by Mr. Swarup is a story of one character like Q & A, but it differs ... Read More »

House of Cards is a fantastic political drama written by Michael Dobbs. It is then adopted into a TV Serial of the same name in UK, which met with critical acclaim and commercial success, and available as a set of DVD now. Inspired by the same Beau Willimon have adopted this drama into US political environment in which Kevin Spacey ... Read More »

We firmly believe in the proverb – “Reading is to mind, what exercise is to body“. And therefore, it is important about paying attention on what you should read. Otherwise there remain a danger that you may injure yourself. We hence, share our genuine personal reviews for various books and magazines we come across, so you can decide whether you ... Read More »

One of the most eagerly awaited books of 2015 is here….yes, it’s J K Rowling writing as Robert Galbraith again and we get to out with Cormoran Strike on yet another macabre adventure. Career of Evil was released on Oct 20, 2015 and is undoubtedly going to be a best-seller, if the pre-release bookings are any indication. Book Title : ... Read More »

The last issue of Reader’s Digest magazine (India Edition) for the year 2015 was published on time. Our subscribers copy reached us a little late. Here are our Views and Reviews for the same. The orange red background with white and yellow content makes the cover page quite attractive. The photo of a kid on the cover page is effective ... Read More »

Making a sequel of a film is an old trend. Sometimes there is a genuine scope of taking the story forward from the point it left in the original movie. Sometimes the story have chance to look into the possible events which actually shaped the incidents, and hence we have prequels also. And sometimes the story itself is so long ... Read More »