Keep Off The Grass

Wow!! Just finished reading 'Keep Off The Grass' in straight 2 sittings. After a longtime, felt good after reading this fiction. Now a days, lots of crappy chicklits/light-readings are coming over the market, but this one stands out in the crowd.

Very well written from the young budding author, I liked his style of writing & that too his debut novel have come really good. Hats off to Karan as he has a long way to go. I'm gonna try out his other book, 'Johnny Gone Down' as well.

This book wont bore you instead is really witty & fast paced. While reading this book, i could relate to 'Joker In the Pack' novel which more or less talks about the student lives @ IIMs.

Just finished reading this book and I must say it is one of the best books i have read in recent times (from an India Author). I felt of the new lot Chetan Bhagat was the best, but i must say Karan Bajaj is right up there amongst the best from India.
This book is beautifully written, with a wonderful message i.e to follow your heart in what you want to do instead of going with the flow which most us (including me :P) are doing (and sure will continue to so....which is sad but true)
A must read!!

You must have noticed that guys who lived in a hostel at some point of time in their life are more mature than who did not. There is a clear difference between these two categories. Similar in the way, that, army personals are more disciplined than the civilians.

This book, tells you the why of it. Guys, who have lived in hostel, will be able to better understand the book.

This is not Chetan Bhagat type masala/stupid heroism/love story novel. This book, will remind you, of some of your most brilliant/most daring/most stupid/most irritating and other most categories hostel mates. I guarantee you this.

Go, read it.

I actually first read the "Johny Gone Down" and was so impressed by the writiing for Mr. Bajaj that I ordered this book.

It is story of a guy whose is doing exceptionally well in life, is a top-notch banker in leading MNC. And one day, he decides to come to India for 'search' of his 'true-self'

Well, sounds like an interesting read, but it isn't. Most of the story drags in about the IIMs and him smoking pots.

Overall, I give it 2 stars. Okay read!

However, I'll highly recommend 'Johny Gone Down' by the same author.

firstly let mee inform you karan bajaj iszzz of my fav authors...i had read his second book"johnny gone down"...before his first book that is keep off the grass...and let mee inform u its tacky ,complicated ,boring to death ..i was looking for some johnny magic but was deeply disappointd ..give it a miss and prefer the thriller johnny gone down from the same maestro...