This book took off like a dream in a
mysterious way, a bit dramatically author starts to unfold the story of Jai and
his wife Kaahi where Jai is in South India and Kaahi in North.
Appreciate all the efforts of the author who has put his
heart and soul in this book. Moreover this book gives us an idea of how an
Indian feels in U.S.
“You can
take an Indian out of India, but you can never take India out of an Indian” ~An
Indian.
Detailed description of states and culture, the customs and
rituals make us understand a lot more about India and want us to visit the
places. I specially liked the chapter on Rajasthan.
The train journey is very well expressed.
This book speaks to every Indian. At some point or the
other, we as Indians can relate to the situations handled with care by the author
of this book who prefers to be called An Indian.
"The soldiers have refused to fire at their fellow Indians."
"The soldiers have refused to fire at their fellow Indians."
Personally, I am not a very big fan of cricket, but the
chapters are well penned.
“Nothing like test cricket. It teaches you to be patient.”
It’s a story of friendship and of love that goes along with
well woven characters.
Author asks a few thought provoking questions towards the
end. The book left me with a will to celebrate unity in diversity. Loved the artwork in
the book.
Some books just happen. Many thanks to “An Indian”, author of
“India was One” for sending me his book.
here are various book sites (including India).
http://www.indiawasone.com/General/Availability.aspx
~~payal~~
I am a write tribe pro-blogger
here are various book sites (including India).
http://www.indiawasone.com/General/Availability.aspx
~~payal~~
I am a write tribe pro-blogger
Hey nice reviews! Have to get the book now :)
ReplyDeletehmm.. you must!
Delete:) Interesting
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DeleteA good review
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DeleteLove the opening line, Payal. Terrific opening like stuffs best sellers are made. A thought-provoking book on our identity as Indians.
ReplyDeleteThanks Vishal. :)
DeleteGood Review !!
ReplyDeleteThank you Manish. :)
DeleteIf a book requires patience to read, it shows you're not enjoying it too much. I'm reading one at he moment that is so complicated, and contains so many crazy characters, that I hardly want to pick it up to finish.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your views. :)
DeleteGreat Review!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ruchi! :)
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