The Lady in White by Sanchita Bhattacharya Book Review
BOOK REVIEW
The Lady In White by Sanchita Bhattacharya is a collection of 8 beautiful and unique short stories that will play with your mind and emotions.
Each story is different like seven colors of the rainbow. Some look similar, yet they are not the same.
Multiple social topics are covered throughout the book beautifully without diverting the focus from the main theme.
Talking about the theme, each story has its own style and twists which keep you hooked till the very end.
The stories are unpredictable and will give you thrills with a pinch of humor. It looks inspired by true stories and characters which works as an icing of the cake.
I would recommend you to read 1 story every day with your morning cup of tea or coffee. Works amazing!
The language used in the book is simple and easy to understand. Also, the characterization is at its best.
I would also love to read more from the author. Maybe a collection of travel short stories.
Overall, The Lady In White by Sanchita Bhattacharya is a must-read. It is a book which can be read again and again.
So, go ahead and buy this book from Amazon now!
MY TOP 3 SHORT STORIES FROM THE LADY IN WHITE:
Threads of Past and Present
Mr. M. and His Miss V?
Ballet of Mind
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RATING: 4/5
AUTHOR: Sanchita Bhattacharya
PUBLISHER: Notion Press
GENRE: Short Stories
PAGES: 110
ABOUT THE BOOK
Anecdotal accounts and human behavior have always fascinated the author from an early age. The book is a compilation of such stories, having diverse backdrops and complexity in terms of various characters. Life, as we know it, is neither black or white. It has an array of grey shades, dwelling in between the 'right' and the 'wrong'. The dichotomy of situations and responses of common people are the essence of this compilation. The reactions are measured up in the stories. They can be considered humorous, surreal, mundane and even tragic. The stories have not followed any fixed or pre-ordained pattern. They have evolved with each experience of the author, or of various other stimuli as observed and experienced by her. The characters are known and unknown, depending on the understanding of readers. They can decide whether justice has been meted by the creator or not!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sanchita Bhattacharya is a political analyst by profession. She resides in Delhi-NCR. She works in the field of Political Islam in South Asia and has extensively published various research articles related to the subject. She is also a travel enthusiast, a movie buff and a reader. Born in pristine Arunachal Pradesh, she has spent most of her years in Delhi.
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