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Rachna Chhabria
About the AuthorRachna Chhabria
Rachna Chhabria is a Bengaluru-based children�??s author and a freelance writer
    All By Myself, Alone by Mary Higgins Clark Simon & Schuster, Rs 550Books
    Book review: A glamorous cruise that turns deadly

    This book comes across as a bit mild, perhaps the luxurious setting of this book does not lend a creepy effect.

    10 Sept 2017 2:34 AM IST

    What Kitty Did by Trisha Bora, HarperCollins, Rs 299; 288 pagesBooks
    Book review: Gripping tale of 25-year-old journo

    It was basically divided into a recipe mode: ingredients, batter, heat, eating, coffee and a cig which on hindsight...

    11 Aug 2017 12:30 AM IST

    Encounters of a Fat Bride By Samah Visaria, Penguin, Rs 90; 224 pages.Books
    Predictable story with occasional specs of humour

    Then starts the familiar routine of telling family and friends to look out for prospective matches for Madhurima.

    28 July 2017 1:50 AM IST

    Representational ImageBooks
    The story of an avenger from Pataliputra

    Mr Mitra's book transported me to 326 BC, giving me a beautiful view of life in those times.

    14 July 2017 1:34 AM IST

    Genghis KhanBooks
    The most fearsome, marauding military leader's story told in flippant...

    Genghis Khan, founder of the Mongol empire was a military genius, a notorious tyrant who used psychological warfare to...

    7 July 2017 12:41 AM IST

    The Day Grandfather Tickled a Tiger by Ruskin Bond Penguin Random House, Rs 175Books
    Book review: Forge a bond with animals and nature

    The theme of the books is perfect for the age groups of seven and eight.

    23 April 2017 2:08 AM IST

    Toppers by Aayush Penguin, Rs 250Books
    Book review: Deceit, lies galore in this race to the top

    Once the elections are announced, a bunch of students start tearing the snooty school apart with their desire to win.

    2 April 2017 2:05 AM IST

    Its All in the Planets by Preeti Shenoy Westland, Rs 225Books
    Book review: Our lives, our stars

    The book sends out the message that our lives are pre-ordained, that we are all here to fulfil certain karmic...

    26 Feb 2017 1:40 AM IST

    Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Double Down by Jeff Kinney Puffin, Rs 399Books
    Book review: Just the right dose of wit, laughter

    The book starts with Heffley, who has seen a movie as a little kid about a man whose whole life is secretly filmed for a...

    15 Jan 2017 1:56 AM IST

    Secretly Yours by Vikrant Khanna Penguin, Rs 175Books
    Book review: Romance takes the thriller route

    When Sahil confesses his love to Anya, she turns him down, saying that she can't reciprocate his feelings.

    27 Nov 2016 1:34 AM IST

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