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Book Review: All He Left Me Was a Recipe Genre: Biography, Short-stories, Romance CollectionPublisher: Penguin Random House IndiaTotal Pages: 288Author: Shenaz Treasury About the Author: Shenaz Treasury, India’s OG MTV…
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Rashmi Bansal's "Saturday Stories" is a collection of 167 relatable short tales, each featuring a surprising twist and insights through QR codes. While predominantly COVID-themed, it makes for a recommended leisure read on a quiet Saturday or during travel.
You've seen the headlines and heard the rumours. Now hear the story from the woman who was at the centre of it all. Here is my review about the Book.
One of the most remarkable aspects of this book is its remarkable thematic diversity. Jain skillfully navigates an array of topics, embracing love, familial dynamics, the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the haunting repercussions of war, societal dilemmas, and the intricacies of grief and personal loss. This expansive exploration ensures that readers from all walks of life can connect with the stories. Jain's ability to touch upon such a wide range of themes speaks to her versatility as a storyteller.