BLURB:
Everyone has a story to tell or a story that deserves to be told. Since no person is the same, everyone’s life is a unique tale. This uniqueness of different lives is honoured by Twenty Three: Collection of Short Stories that narrates the lives of various people. Twenty Three tells all kinds of stories, ranging from stories of ordinary people to those of paranormal entities. So, step into different dimensions as you flip through the various stories of Twenty Three.
MY REVIEW:
Well the book is a collection of 23 short stories just as the title says. Each portraying a different human emotion. The authors thoughts before each chapter is something that would not be liked by all. Since at places it seems like it takes too much importance drifting away the focus.
While some stories are exception, some led to a drag to the pace that was already set by the previous chapters. The book speaks about death, re-incarnation, psychology, spirituality. This shows the author’s interests on the topics.
Some of the emotions portrayed are those which are neglected by us. The author should be applauded for making each emotion a center of focus in each chapter.
Outer, Heated, the legendary tale of Jatayu are few chapters I personally liked.
The characterization was very well maintained throughout each chapter. The narration was excellent and played a pivotal role making the book a definite page turner.
A commendable job on the cover design which is a portrayal of colors depicting emotions surrounding the human life.
The editing was perfect; amongst the recent books I’ve read.
BOOK DETAILS:
- Format:Kindle Edition
- File Size:3080 KB
- Print Length:178 pages
- Page Numbers Source ISBN:1948321254
- Publisher:Notion Press; 1 edition (16 December 2017)
- Sold by:Amazon Asia-Pacific Holdings Private Limited
- Language:English
- ASIN:B078BG7R1D
The book is available on amazon https://amzn.to/2zpldfC
MY RATINGS:
Cover: 4.5/5
Title: 3.5/5
plot: 4/5
Writing and Presentation: 4/5
Overall: 4/5
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Bikramjit believes he is an old soul. He was born in the City of Joy (Kolkata, India) on Friday the 13th in the wintry December of 1996.
He’s a student of English at Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University (Uttar Pradesh). He presently resides in the Capital of Nawabs (Lucknow, India) with his mother, Mausumi Sen, and father, Surajit Sen. He is the only son of his parents.
He immensely loves being a writer. Sometimes, we need people like him to motivate us to follow our passions. Since childhood, he always has been inquisitive towards topics regarding philosophy, mythology, religious history, paranormality and finds of ancient times.
He is an introverted person who loves being in Mother Nature’s lap. He is very intelligent and contended, not wild at all. He just loves his freedom and doesn’t let his heart settle in a cage. He is always willing to burn for everything he has ever loved. He’s one of a kind. He’s divine, and he doesn’t have to wait for anyone to tell him so in order to believe that about himself. That’s what makes him so inspiring.
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