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‘There’s Something About You’ by Yashodhara Lal certainly makes for an entertaining, light read. The story revolves around Trish. Now, Trish is a twenty-eight year old girl, recently unemployed, overweighed, single girl, who hides behind her sarcasm to cope with the world.

There is hardly anyone who isn’t familiar with Ramayana. There have been several TV series directly or indirectly based upon the same epic storyline, and as a book too this isn’t the first effort (of course the Valmiki’s Ramayana and Tulsidas’ Ramcharit manasa were the original ones).

Log kya kahenge, what would people say. I’m sure you’ve heard this popular phrase numerous times before. And, you’ll definitely hear it again and...

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Author: Preeti Shenoy Edition language: English Characters: Vipasha, Aryan, Ankush, Suchi, Manav, Saurabh Published December 10th 2014 ISBN13: 9789384030742 Format: Paperback, 280 pages Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Womens fiction, chick lit It...

How can I improve my writing skills? This is a common question that one might ask, or might be asked. Whether you’re a student,...

One of the most important punctuation marks is a Comma, the little tailed thing. A simple comma can alter the meaning of a sentence...

Who loves fat? I guess no one. “The Secret Life of Fat”, an enlightening book by Sylvia Tara answers all of our questions related to fat. After reading the book no one is going to look at fat the same way they did before. And, hopefully, the new insight into fat is going to help them a great deal. I highly recommend this book to anyone and everyone.

A double negative is the use of two forms of negation in a single sentence. Two negations while used in the same sentence may...

An Unsuitable Woman compiled by Shinie Antony is a collection of short stories, essays, poems exploring the lives of freethinking woman striving hard to find their place in a society where men decide their present and future. Coming from the pens of several renowned Indian authors the narratives are all marvellous, invoking a strong feeling in the heart of the reader—a mix of strength and fear, empathy and repulsion, calmness and anger.