I picked up this book at the airport for 'light reading' and thought I'd finish it by the time my flight landed. But as soon as I started reading it, I just didn't want to put it away; I took my own time, drinking in every word and phrase; it had been quite some time that I read such a wonderful work of prose. The book is to be read for its excellent use of metaphors and imagery and by the time you finish reading it it will definitely have an impact on you. But on the flip side I felt a bit f...

Another master piece from Anita Nair. If you are strong enough to realise life isn't as rosy as it looks and can get turbulent in a jiffy just like the sea, then you got to read Lessons In Forgetting. May be you would be able to look at the warnings and predict the cyclone and be better prepared if not prevent it.

This is a 328-pages long book; very long as per my reading standard & capability but I still went ahead & started it on my mother's strong recommendation. It starts very slowly & too many characters confused me plus they weren't very clear to me in the beginning...the book gathers some pace by the middle and then it gets very intriguing & binding! The last 100-odd pages are real nice and made reading this book worthwhile for me!

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