Unusual People Do Things Differently Book Review Written By TGC Prasad

Unsual People Do Things Differently

This book by T.G.C. Prasad outlines that one important factor that alienates winners from the mediocre. Mediocrity is not always acceptable and what makes winners achieve extra ordinary feats is something very well explored in this book. This is not only an insightful read but it also makes you think what is it that these unusual people do?

Are winners more prone to accepting challenges or rectifying their mistakes, or are they more sensitive to nuances and are on the look out for lateral solutions? The book delves into these details in the most lucid way. Yes, so if you are someone who has, time and again, dared to think out of the box and are in pursuit of excellence this book will appeal to you.

The Truth About Celia Frost Book Review Written By Paula Rawsthorne

The Truth About Celia Frost

I read this book in a little over a day, at a normal reading pace. Yes, the book is definitely a great read and I need to make a special mention of the writing style. If you are a budding writer or wish to be one someday, the Truth About Celia Frost may give insights into writing something that ignites curiosity and has a mysterious streak to it.

Celia Frost is a freak. At least that's what everyone thinks. Non coagulation is only a misnomer as Celia has one of the rarest disorders, which means she can bleed to death from a tiny cut. She has no friends and there is no room for fun. A sudden turn of events results in a knife attack which totally frightens her mother.

Consequently, her behavior becomes irrational and is something that is least expected. She takes the easiest route out and plans a quick escape. But why is she so frightened and of what? Read this book to know what happens. I highly recommend this book as it has the essence of suspense, thrill and great storyline- the ingredients for a fun read.

My Bollywood Wedding + Saris And The City By Rekha Waheed

My Bollywood Wedding

I bought the book, fully expecting that it would be a typical masala novel with wedding and colors and a traditional touch. The book was much more than I expected. It has a bit of everything. It strikes a fine balance between a typical marriage drama and the manner in which NRIs strike a balance.

Maya Malik who lives in London wants a glamorous wedding, but organizing one, is a bit complicated as her fiance lives in New York. Her would be sister-in-law pitches in and decides to take over the arrangement. Maya is not convinced as she had made her dislike for Maya very obvious. Besides, Maya is also attracted to her Fiancé’s cousin who is apparently a George-Clooney lookalike.

Jhanghir, her man, is not very good at communicating. Like all girls that are on the verge of getting married, Maya too has mixed emotions. She begins doubting her decisions. The reader in you will not be surprised that she is having second thoughts about her decision. I like the simplistic approach, the way familial influence is brought about and the very natural way in which the characters think and react.

My Bollywood Wedding is an interesting read, hilarious at times, with the integral aspect of Indian weddings and the hullabaloo that surrounds it. There is a certain Indianess that will appeal to you. Go read the book and enjoy this desi wedding trip. There are mysteries to unravel too. I highly recommend this one.