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IKIGAI

By Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles Released : 20/02/2021Reviewed : 08/02/2021Reviewed by : Tourlin Thokchom IKIGAI The Japanese Secret to a Long And Happy Life Greetings to all! Hope everyone had an amazing busy January with your exciting New Year’s Resolution, 2021. For me, I dived into another self-help book which turned out to be …

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KARUKKU

By Bama Released : 20/02/2021 Reviewed : 23/01/2021 Reviewed by : Sylvish Waikhom Karukku is the first autobiography written by a Dalit woman. It is translated from Tamil by Lakshmi Holmstrom. It is a classic of subaltern writing. In Karukku, Bama not only writes about her struggles and oppression but also about the many problems …

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TROY

By Stephen Fry Released : 26/12/2020Reviewed : 24/11/2020Reviewed by : Meesha Luwang “We know how brutal soldiers can be. Years of homesickness, hardship and the loss of comrades while under the constant danger of life-threatening injury harden the heart and stifle the small voice of mercy. We know how the Red Army raped, looted and …

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ZIKORA

A short story by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Released : 07/11/2020 Reviewed : 29/10/2020 Reviewed by : Susma Sharma Gurumayum The story opens with Zikora in labour in a hospital room. Zikora is a 39 year old Nigerian working in the United States as a lawyer. Her lawyer boyfriend, to her surprise, left her when she …

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THE OUTSIDER

by Albert Camus Released :17/10/2020 Reviewed : 15/10/2020 Reviewed by : Shushanti Mutum An Individual’s perception makes the world a different place, unique of its own…. Should we judge a person according to our perception or should we just understand like any other glass of wine? Such a sensational work is “The Outsider” by Albert …

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