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Find the best books written by Indian authors on bookGeeks.in, a book review blog dedicated to Indian authors. We do Book Reviews, Author Interviews and help Indian authors promote their books.

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Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda
Fiction, Reviews, Young Adult

Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda | Becky Albertalli | Book Review

February 10, 2019

When you pick up Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda, expect a simple yet captivating young adult read about a sixteen-year-old coming-of-age gay who is yet to come out to his friends and family. The struggles of coming out that he faces are legit and the book is very articulate in expressing the dilemmas of his mind.

by Sankalpita 
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An Offbeat Yellow Back
Fiction, Reviews, Short Stories

An Offbeat Yellow Back | Aditi Bakshi | Book Review

February 10, 2019

While picking up An Offbeat Yellow Back expect a read that is a mixed bag. As the subtitle aptly puts it, this is a book with a genre. There are a lot of musings, a few anecdotes and even fewer tales that the book tells us. But let that not deter you from giving this book a try because it’s an incredibly relatable one and especially so for working women.

by Sankalpita 
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Jasmine Days Benyamin
Drama, Fiction, Reviews

Jasmine Days | Benyamin | Book Review

January 30, 2019

Benyamin’s Jasmine Days is a book that will appeal to serious readers. What it sometimes lacks in pace is more than made up by its beautiful story and setting. Since the book is set in the backdrop of the Arab Spring of 2011, it can essentially be called a socio-political drama.

by Sankalpita 
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Ashok and the Nine Unknown
Fiction, Historical, Reviews

Ashok and the Nine Unknown | Anshul Dupare | Book Review

January 29, 2019

Ashok and the Nine Unknown might just be around 224 pages but the storyline has enough space for action, drama, romance, horror, mystery and magick, mingling with each other and forming notable moments. It is richly grounded on historical facts as we know them and even myths recounted through generations.

by Parishmita 
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Magic Square
Fiction, Reviews, Thriller

Magic Square | Salini Vineeth | Book Review

January 29, 2019

Magic Square has elements of various genres in subtle doses. It has a little drama, a mildly exciting mystery, a life-changing journey, a sombre dose of romance and friendship. No melodrama, no playing it up – just a simple and entertaining story. The book is a short story. Just over 60 pages, it can technically be classified as a novella.

by Sankalpita 
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Falling in Vengeance
Fiction, Reviews, Thriller

Falling in Vengeance | R Prakash | Book Review

January 22, 2019

Falling in Vengeance is basically a short story that spans just 26 pages. It is a crime fiction but it has a surprise element that is quite uncommon in your regular murder mysteries. Expect a simple read that can be easily read in less than an hour.

by Sankalpita 
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The Sameness in a Consistent Change
Drama, Fiction, Reviews

The Sameness in a Consistent Change | Sujay Malik | Book Review

January 22, 2019

Dedicated to everyone cruising along in this journey of life, The Sameness in a Consistent Change is a book on nostalgia and memory. At a stretch, The Sameness in a Consistent Change is a good 60-minutes-read but it can barely be read at a go. It takes time for the ideas to seep in.

by Tasnima 
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The Old Man and the Sea
Drama, Fiction, Reviews

The Old Man and the Sea | Ernest Hemingway | Book Review

January 17, 2019

I picked up The Old Man and the Sea because I am participating in an Instagram readathon in which the prompt was to read a book that is a part of a “100 books to read in a lifetime” list. Needless to state, The Old Man and the Sea frequently graces many such lists and was therefore a good option.

by Sankalpita 
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Hate in the time of Malaria
Fiction, Humour, Reviews, Short Stories

Hate in the Time of Malaria | Balu George | Book Review

January 16, 2019

Hate in the Time of Malaria is a collection of five screenplays that stands for the idea of inversion and apposition. Comedy is the basic strain that flows through these tales. The stories are built up to multiple climaxes and several twists in the narrative structure.

by Tasnima 
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Isles of Mambo and Other Stories
Fiction, Reviews, Short Stories

Isles of Mambo and Other Stories | Alok Karkera | Book Review

December 25, 2018

Isles of Mambo comes with a social message in each story like a moral that can be taken away from each of them. It is a collection of 12 short stories beginning with the story Twelve. While a reader may mistakenly think that the stories begin in a rather predictable fashion, they move into broader dimensions and cannot be easily guessed.

by Tasnima 
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Forget Not to Laugh
Fiction, Humour, Reviews

Forget Not to Laugh | Jayanta KR. Mallick | Book Review

December 25, 2018

Forget Not to Laugh is an odd collection of 260 jokes mostly on Sardarjis all under 158 pages. Despite all the fun, Mallick comes with a noble cause. The book closely explains the scientific needs behind laughing on a daily basis. The author’s intention behind writing this collection is to make people aware of the scientific benefits of laughing.

by Tasnima 
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Elephants in the Room Suraj Laxminarayanan
Fiction, Reviews, Thriller

Elephants in the Room | Suraj Laxminarayanan | Book Review

December 21, 2018

Elephants in the Room by Suraj Laxminarayanan is about a naïve bunch of ragtag men and their amateurly planned bank robbery gone wrong. The book is massive. It is just short of 600 pages and that’s a lot to overwhelm any reader but let that not deter you from giving this book a chance.

by Sankalpita 
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