Books by Ravinder Singh
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review 1: Picked it up only because an unread book on my shelf wouldn't let me rest in peace. It took me less than two hours to skim through the whole of its incoherent content. The fact that authors like Ravinder Singh find their place among best-selling authors brings to light the pathet...
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review 1: I read this book years back. I have read reviews displaying the disgust of the readers on the known content of the book, or the simple language addressed as 'immatured'.This is simply an awesome pen down of ravin's real life story, with simple language. The writings are intensely...
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review 1: The prequel 2 this book I TOO HAD A LOVE STORY had a soul in it wic is missing n CAN LOVE HAPPEN TWICE. There s a quote "if u fall in love for a 2nd time, it means ur love was not true previously". But love s something wic s based on situations nd a person's attitude which s conv...
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review 1: Good to see this anthology from Ravin has covered the precious feeling of Love from almost all age groups. Right from the school going boy in "The Girl behind the counter" to the old aged peoples in "Love is also a Compromise" & "A pair of shoes". Truly said that Love has no age ...
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review 1: "Once you experience a thrill in your life, the same is never experienced again, however hard one tries to" is the central theme of a very highly acclaimed Gujarati play "Kahe koyal shor machaye re" by the legendary playwright Labhshankar Thaakar (a ardent follower of Samuel Beck...
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review 1: After immensely enjoying Ravinder Singh’s debut novel ‘I Too Had a Love Story’ I was really looking forward to this book and Ravinder doesn’t disappoint. Though the love story was not as touching as the first book, it was still nice to read such a refreshing and honest view of cu...
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review 1: I am aware that one should not judge a book by its cover but ‘Your dreams are mine now’ authored by Ravinder Singh is proof enough. The first turn off is the cover of the book. I cannot understand why a ‘gora’ couple is portrayed on the cover when the contents of the book are all...