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Anirudha Lakshminarasimhan
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February 2012
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The Last Job: Desk to Dreams
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Anirudha Lakshminarasimhan
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The Last Job: Desk to Dreams
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Anirudha Lakshminarasimhan
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"The last Job: Desk to Dreams is nothing short of a masterpiece. It is not a mere book of fiction, it symbolises hope, courage, and encouragement to the millions of Suryas out there. I am sure each one of us would connect to the protagonist in some wa"
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"Hooked from the first page: A non-reader's take
As someone who doesn't usually gravitate toward books, I was unexpectedly drawn to 'The Last Job' purely because of its intriguing title. Once I started reading, I simply couldn’t put it down and ended u" Read more of this review » |
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“Reading is like diving into an ocean of an alternate world, away from your real world, where in spite of going though the pain and pleasure of the characters, you remain a witness, unscathed.”
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“Reading is like diving into an ocean of an alternate world, away from your real world, where in spite of going though the pain and pleasure of the characters, you remain a witness, unscathed.”
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