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Top 10 books that you should read this September.
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Well, hello there readers with a sweet cider like essence of expectations to find a perfect read for your current week’s upcoming list of ‘to be read’ books but to find a book which could totally match up to your expectations and to your amazing wishlist, you obviously need a set of choices to pick from and here’s a list of great books released amidst this pandemic and still convinced the top list of Bestselling books to allow them take a spot in the list.
Onboard are the several writers on this planet but not all come up with the ability to showcase an out of the box content but now this one’s a spot where you’ll find the books which deserves to be in the spotlight.
1. Hindu Refugee Camp, Lahore – Sachin Garg
History records that the partition of India happened on 15th August, 1947. But for people like Havaldaar Ghulam Ali Limb-Fitter, it’s an event stretched on for years and years.
The year is 1958. The only thing Ghulam Ali wants is to come back to his motherland, his hometown of Lucknow, where his beloved Zahira and his life, wait for him. Instead, he finds himself in a Hindu Refugee Camp in Lahore, injured, starving, where everyone believes he is a jasoos.
Ghulam has tried everything in his power to come back to India. But having served in Pakistani Army against his will, India would not accept him. Trapped across the border with no hope in sight, he begins writing letters to ministers, bureaucrats, journalists, whoever he can. And also, to the love of his life, Zahira Raza, who is his only motivation to continue living.
Zahira Raza had always dreamt of dancing to her heart’s content. But her desire is obstructed by something, to which only Ghulam Ali holds the key. As she waits for him, living with her Naani and her sister, she battles with the challenges of being a working Muslim woman in the Lucknow of the 1950s.
Written as an exchange of letters, ‘Hindu Refugee Camp, Lahore’ is the true story of Havaldaar Ghulam Ali Limb-Fitter, as relevant today as it was when it happened.
2. Brahma Rakshas : The Monster Within –
And, one stormy night, the legend comes true when Sarja meets the Brahma Rakshas.
Set in a fictional village of Deogiri, a small haven of human civilization, away from the din of city life, thiss story is a coming-of-age story of a young boy who goes on an adventure ride filled with riddles and monster wrestling.
3. You’ll Always Be My Favorite “What If” – Tshree
What happens next when they meet after 15 years?
Read the book to know more about the story.
The cover of the book is eye catchy and aptly designed. The title of the book couldn’t have been more apt. I The plot of the story is interesting, different and emotional. It is a perfect blend of love, heartbreak, emotions traditions, responsibilities and professional life. The author has narrated this love story in a detailed manner. She has also described about the corporate world amazingly.
4. The Palace Maid –
Enter Shewali, an innocent maidservant. Shewali is devoted to the service of the prince, and she loves to serve. She becomes a victim of jealousy and deceit of the palace staff. The Queen Mother holds Shewali responsible for Sundar’s actions and wreaks vengeance. One day, Sundar calls for Shewali, and she fails to turn up. Where is Shewali?
Now the story moves to the serene, natural surroundings of the Naga Hills where Ananga, in exile, is dwelling in a cave. Sundar arrives there in disguise with a group of Chaodangs. What is his intention?
Written in simple language, the story highlights the pure love of a simple maidservant who becomes a victim of palace intrigues. How her ultimate sacrifice leaves a deep impression on the crown prince’s heart is bound to keep the readers engrossed.
5. Where is Najeeb? –
• “If I have to take police protection in my own country from my people, then there is something wrong with me; I’m fighting within the framework of the Indian Constitution, and it is not against anyone, but for everyone”.
• It seems he foresaw his death. “For he sketched a man decapitating another man with an axe” that is how his body was found in Aarey (A suburb of Mumbai) sometime later. His murder had all the signs of human sacrifice, but the question is, who killed him? And why?
6. Against the flow – Vivek
Wamika Das decides to live in India after her parents’ death. In her quest to solve her villagers’ problems, she gets off on the wrong foot with some of the most powerful people in the state.
Little did the two know that their paths weren’t meant to cross, but to confluence.
7. Blahman and theTerrifying Terror of Jesica – Srijan Kabra
“Blahman and the terrifying terror of Jesica” is a saga which took place right after the 2nd adventure of ‘Zombies Apocalypse’ where we saw that Aven and Steven did defeat the giant zombie and saved the world, however, while doing so, Jesica traps both of them in a translucent box filled with monsters, and now, these two best friends have to find a way out!
Was Jesica planning something more? Will they ever get out? How will they deal with the monsters? What is the way to get out? Let’s find answers in the book, have fun…enjoy the ride!
8. Flames from the Souls –
9. Do not believe in God till you experience Him – Mukul Kumar
all the followers to abandon their worldly connections and prepare for the doomsday and creation of a new human race. The followers built safe houses and prepared fervently in line with the instructions of the spiritual head. The doomsday prediction does not materialize and what follows is chaos and disorientation. The protagonist survives to tell his story.”
10. Journey of Perseverance – Priyambada Mishra
