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The 3 Mistakes of My Life Review: One of the Lightest Book of Fiction

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Title: The 3 Mistakes of My Life Author: Chetan Bhagat. Chetan Bhagat again feels compelled to provide a framing device for The Three Mistakes of My Life: The mistakes are not his but rather those of Govind Patel. A Prologue describes how Bhagat came to the story, with a suicidal Govind having sent him an e-mail and Bhagat rushing to Ahmedabad (from Singapore !) to hear the young man's story. Govind warns that his story: "is not trendy like the IITs and call centers", but Bhagat sits by his hospital bedside and wants to hear the whole thing.     Govind's account begins in 2000. He's a very good maths student, living in the sleepy metropolis of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, but has limited opportunities to study at a decent college; in any case, he wants to go into business and help support his mother. Govind has two close friends, Ishaan (called Ish), who is a very talented cricket player, and Omi, whose father is the priest at the local Swamibhakti temple

The Rule Breakers Review: A Tale of An Arranged Marriage

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Photo Courtesy: India Post Title: The Rule Breakers Author: Preeti Shenoy Genre: Fiction Publisher About the book: The Rule Breakers is a tale of an arranged marriage which is a 'reality for many women'. Published in the year 2018, the book explores the theme of gender equality and the idea of following one's dream. Synopsis: There are two kinds of people in this world-those who follow the rules and those who do not think twice about breaking them. The book is the story of aspirations and dreams of a middle-class woman named Veda. A studious, smart, and sincere girl is the eldest among her four siblings who live with her parents in a small town, Joshimath on the foothills of Himalayas. Veda harbors big dreams for the future but when she turns up 20, her parents set-up an arranged marriage for her and discovers that she has no say in the matter. Forced to leave behind an idyllic life in the hill town of Joshimath filled with conversation and pleasurable times

The Satanic Bible: A Short Review

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Title: The Satanic Bible Author: Anton Lavey So, first of all, this is not a regular storybook, this is a bible for anti-christ people. The SATANIC BIBLE is written by ANTON SZANDOR LAVEY, who was an American author, musician, occultist. Anton Lavey became a local celebrity in San Francisco through his paranormal research and live performances as an organist, He was the founder of the Church of Satan and the religion of LaVeyan Satanism. The book contains the core principles of the Church of Satan and is considered the foundation of the philosophy and dogma that constitute LaVeyan Satanism. This book contains four parts: The Book of Satan, The Book of Lucifer, The Book of Belial, and The Book of Leviathan. In this book, one can see how one can be a Satanist, this have all the rituals to perform to be a member of the church of Satan. This book starts with “THE NINE SATANIC STATEMENTS” and ends with all the rituals. I like this book and anyone who is a book-lover and