Two Angels : Book Of the Day (4)

A love story in it's delight. I have seen and read several stories and when someone is terminated by illness, usually all authors tend to use cancer as it's cause which is to be honest very boring and unrealistic. There is undesirable amount of pain and process hidden behind the cancer patients and their family, supporters. Even if 1 of the 100 stories is legit , it doesn't feel like it because the reason becomes too saturated! I'm glad that the author (Nivedita Vedurla) didn't not use the too obv
ious reason.
Today, I am going to review "Two Angels" Which is a love story. I came across Nivedita (Author) through a social site and I decided to look it up with the book. I'm glad to cross paths with her. It's like a book can bond two people. That's real!

What is this book about?
I can't disclose the main plot but here's a little summary already given for the book: " The story revolves around Arun (Guy) and Esha (Girl), their relationship is short and leaves Arun devastated. Could he have found love only to lose it all to fate? Will he survive the loss? The answers take him back to Esha, and to the realization that love comes in many forms. This story is a journey to love through friendship, from loss to hope. "

• Format: Kindle Edition as well as paperback is available
• Print Length: 172 pages
• Publisher: Invincible Publishers (1 November 2017)
• Language: English
• ASIN: B0773QFSPK

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My Review:
The cover is really interesting, I like the 3-D effect of the water drop. Along with the book, I got 2 bookmarks! That's the number one pleasure of any book reader. What's a book without bookmark? Saturday night 11 PM I decided to start reading the book. After going through the acknowledgment , segregation and dedication I read the summary. I thought to myself - "ummm.... is this the start of story?.... Kinda sad.. poor guy" Then starts the real deal.
The story revolves around a guy named Arun and a girl named Esha but with an Indian flavor mixed with

The Goat Thief : Book of the Day (3)

Start from the start? Haha here out my review of " THE GOAT THIEF by Perumal Murugan " (Oh, I did not have to struggle to get his name pronounced right, after all we have been to Tamil Nadu AND we got some south Indian flavor in us too) Inshort this book revolves are shot strories compiled into one package combined with juggernauts!

Product details

• Hardcover: 240 pages
• Publisher: Juggernaut (30 October 2017)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 9386228491 / ISBN-13: 978-9386228499
• Package Dimensions: 19.8 x 13.4 x 2.4 cm
• Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars 7 customer reviews on Amazon
• Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #2,163 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) As of this review date.
• And #189 in Books > Literature & Fiction > Contemporary Fiction (Amazon)

Comprehensive review:

When I received the book, looking at the cover page ‘PERUMAL MURUGAN THE GOAT THIEF’ suddenly the title strike to me as "A goat thief was Lord Subhramanaya" (Son of Hindu God Shiva known as Murugan, mostly popular in South India especially Tamil Nadu) until on later realization. 

I also found it head-up difficult to understand the title as I read  - "Perumal Murugan A Goat Thief" all in once line. But that's not the case. They should have included a slant line between the name of the author and the name of the book. 

This book is regulated towards natives, regular readers or people with travelling as a hobby, people in search of fresh short stories or for collection can sense the region (as Tamil Nadu) and chances for connecting more with respect to imagining the description of setup, relating to childhood days, comparing the resembling characters and much more with these stories.

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Discovering the rare subjects and with keen observations the story revolves around by a thrilling end or I would rather say - with an ending open to readers imagination. After completing the book, I was stuck with a thought in mind that "in this world every existing (human) has a different journey. And the author has narrated the selective collection of ten stories beautifully in a compact way, for us to rejoice and take a glimpse of the some.
If you didn't yet notice then, this is a translated book. So I should say that the translator has restored the essence of the stories and its naturality. And the efforts made by translator can be sensed while reading.

Each story defines the setup around, the characters driving through menace and story progresses while dealing with life journey, heave sight of relief or to a state that cannot be explained or some taking pleasures and stops with open ends.

The book is divided into several short stories and out of them ‘The Man Who Could Not Sleep’ and ‘Unexpected Visitor’ in both where the characters long for the relations longevity at later phase of life.

‘The Night The Owls Stopped Crying’ was haunted and exciting.

‘The Goat Thief’ story progress after the failed attempt of a thief. And in the others, Character in the stories revolves around different Objects like-Chair, Well, etc. Putting together, one can get the feel of the story only after reading it and here it goes into the collection of Short Story lovers.

But I will not suggest this book for children and new readers.

At the start of the book even before entering into stories mode, the following phrase caught my attention the most:

“Looking at the finished Kolam from a distance, you may feel that something is amiss. A stray flower, picked up and placed at the center, can erase the flaw and bringing perfection to your doorway.”

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I wouldn't rate it 5/5 and will not suggest it for newbies at all but keep up the gyan ';)

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