I am at the crossroads between Slumdog Millionaire and Q & A. I enjoyed watching the movie few years back when it won the Academy Award for Best Picture and I was meaning to read the book which is based on this movie. Glad, I didn't delay any further. Q & A is a well-written novel and I can't believe its Mr Vikas Swarup's maiden novel.The most irresistible page-turner I have ever read.This story catches you by the collar pulls you right into the pages of the book and doesn't let go until the ...

This books makes you feel happy, makes u cry, makes u angry at the injustices of society, makes u tense and everything else... A book that is much better than most of the films these days... Ever minute and ever paise u spent wouldn't be wasted......

READ THIS BOOK AND MAKE OTHER's TOO READ THIS BOOK.......

If you have liked the movie, you will love the book. The plot is much more intense and gripping than the movie. Also it's different. I was bit skeptical initially as I thought I knew the storyline all through, but it looks like the storyline has a lot of changes in the movies. Overall, a good light read.

Just finished reading the book...epic depiction of how the poor can be so rich and the rich so poor in their deeds...the book makes you reflect on the harsh realities of society and that too in so many different dimensions... one of the best books I've read in recent times!!

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The delivery was on time & packaged well, worth buying!!

What more can I add to a book that was made into a film that got more Awards than any other film. The story is amazing, and wonderfully told. The story is absolutely riveting, and though you know how it will pan out after a few chapters, the tales that narrate it are still brilliant. Full marks to the author.

The book is even more intense than the film. The plain language adds to the appeal. The sequencing of the story is far better than in the film, though i have to say the title (Q&A) wasn't the best. Slumdog Millionaire sums up the story far better.

Brilliant work.