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Not Yet To Be Disclosed
This story is about Avnish whose brain works at different frequencies but who never realizes that he feels the eerie sensation of remembering an experience or situation that never occurred. He is an acute victim of Deja Vu.
270 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2014
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About the author
Arpit Dugar
3 books19 followersArpit Dugar is one of the most beloved Indian novelist, storyteller, entrepreneur and educationist. His books have been national bestsellers. He is a crackling storyteller, he has conducted storytelling sessions with nearly half a million students by now.
He is a motivational speaker, a visionary educator, he has been training teachers and mentoring educators across schools, colleges in India, United Arab Emirates, Sri Lanka, Malaysia.
Arpit wrote his first novel 'Nothing For You My Dear' in nine months at age 22. It was published in
2009 followed by 'Not Yet To Be Disclosed' in 2014 and Half-Life in 2020.
In 2009, Arpit co-founded an educational venture PracticeGuru.in. In 2012, he opened a training
academy in Jaipur, India. In 2013, he co-founded the Flying Pen Publications house. He also spent four years coaching students for soft-skills, mathematics, literature, technology and design.
Arpit lives in Dubai. He contributes to a variety of literary and educational programs across schools, colleges and universities. He has plans to turn to full-time writing.
He is a motivational speaker, a visionary educator, he has been training teachers and mentoring educators across schools, colleges in India, United Arab Emirates, Sri Lanka, Malaysia.
Arpit wrote his first novel 'Nothing For You My Dear' in nine months at age 22. It was published in
2009 followed by 'Not Yet To Be Disclosed' in 2014 and Half-Life in 2020.
In 2009, Arpit co-founded an educational venture PracticeGuru.in. In 2012, he opened a training
academy in Jaipur, India. In 2013, he co-founded the Flying Pen Publications house. He also spent four years coaching students for soft-skills, mathematics, literature, technology and design.
Arpit lives in Dubai. He contributes to a variety of literary and educational programs across schools, colleges and universities. He has plans to turn to full-time writing.
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August 29, 2014
Novel's based on love stories are increasing in leaps and bounds. Every person has a story and thus narrates it in his or her own style. Some are fictional and some are non-fictional. From among this population of stories, rarely do we find those stories which possess a new concept. I finished reading Not Yet To Be Disclosed by Arpit Dugar and here's my review on the novel.
Synopsis gives a little hint about the story. This is a love story of Avnish and Gravita. Avnish a teenager keeps irritated and disturbed because of some incidents happening with him. He gets the feeling of having already experienced the present. In spite of all this, he enjoys life to its fullest. He party’s with friends, goes on outings, hangouts, etc.
Further as it moves, a girl named Gravita enters the story. Her entry is followed by lots of stimulating and mysterious parts which glues a reader to the book.
This is a love story with a touch of mystery and thrill. The author has brilliantly kept the Deja-vu part and reality clandestine till the later part of the story. I must say that the author has exquisitely narrated the whole tale, making it completely mesmerizing and enthralling for readers.
Over-all: The cover of the book shows two lovers making love. But in the mirror placed opposite to them, the girl is nowhere to be seen. The cover gives birth to several thoughts and questions. The cover and title are appropriate! Illustrations in the beginning of each and every chapter in the book, touches a readers heart and enhances the beauty of interior layout of the book.
The story is innovative with appealing narration. The plot is enthralling and characters in the book are entertaining. Speaking about the drawbacks of the book, I did find a few editorial errors in the book which could have been avoided. Otherwise, the book does not have any other negativity.
I am definitely recommending this book to all my readers.
Keeping everything in mind, I would rate the book with 4.25/5. Congratulations to Arpit and hope he comes up with more interesting novels! :)
Synopsis gives a little hint about the story. This is a love story of Avnish and Gravita. Avnish a teenager keeps irritated and disturbed because of some incidents happening with him. He gets the feeling of having already experienced the present. In spite of all this, he enjoys life to its fullest. He party’s with friends, goes on outings, hangouts, etc.
Further as it moves, a girl named Gravita enters the story. Her entry is followed by lots of stimulating and mysterious parts which glues a reader to the book.
This is a love story with a touch of mystery and thrill. The author has brilliantly kept the Deja-vu part and reality clandestine till the later part of the story. I must say that the author has exquisitely narrated the whole tale, making it completely mesmerizing and enthralling for readers.
Over-all: The cover of the book shows two lovers making love. But in the mirror placed opposite to them, the girl is nowhere to be seen. The cover gives birth to several thoughts and questions. The cover and title are appropriate! Illustrations in the beginning of each and every chapter in the book, touches a readers heart and enhances the beauty of interior layout of the book.
The story is innovative with appealing narration. The plot is enthralling and characters in the book are entertaining. Speaking about the drawbacks of the book, I did find a few editorial errors in the book which could have been avoided. Otherwise, the book does not have any other negativity.
I am definitely recommending this book to all my readers.
Keeping everything in mind, I would rate the book with 4.25/5. Congratulations to Arpit and hope he comes up with more interesting novels! :)
October 30, 2014
Firstly I would like to thank the author, Arpit Dugar, for writing this innovative concept. Now commenting over the cover of the book; it’s really catchy and somehow makes the reader to anticipate the story before reading it and that is what I think proves to be the biggest victory for the author. The book’s story will leave the reader dumbstruck at the end just because of his anticipation. Author has done a fabulous job in creating the cover and the blurb, it misleads but I still like the innovative thought.
For the story, I’ll say that the characters will make you remember the fabulous years of college. That leg pulling, abusing, love stories and thrilling outings, all are crafted intelligently in the book. All the characters are very well narrated and suit the storyline at every point. There are some characters like Nischay and Diwakar whom you can relate to many of your own friends.
Illustrations before each chapter are also very cleverly designed, especially the one with movie poster of ‘Kartik calling Kartik’ in the background. It makes the reader to think of the possibility of Multiple Personality Disorder in Avinish and tries to divert the readers thought for sometime.
The book is filled with mysteries and that’s what makes the reader to turn pages with faster pace with each ongoing chapter. Arpit had a mammoth task while writing this book to balance the fun, love and mystery and he completed the task pretty well and that shows the brilliant work of author.
Talking about the Déjà vu now; Arpit has explained the phenomenon numerous times within the novel and that felt a little odd. Although the experiences he showed in life of Avnish because of his extreme sense of Déjà vu maintains the mystery till the end but it was not necessary to explain it every time. I liked that, till the last chapter, Arpit left some strings disconnected and let the reader choose whatever he likes to be the end of the story.
Mystery is all about the sense of anticipating the end and this book is just a perfect example of it. ‘Not yet to Be Disclosed’ is about a mysterious life and love of Avnish and is a must read for everyone.
FULL REVIEW AT 'THE AUTHOR'S BLOG'...
For the story, I’ll say that the characters will make you remember the fabulous years of college. That leg pulling, abusing, love stories and thrilling outings, all are crafted intelligently in the book. All the characters are very well narrated and suit the storyline at every point. There are some characters like Nischay and Diwakar whom you can relate to many of your own friends.
Illustrations before each chapter are also very cleverly designed, especially the one with movie poster of ‘Kartik calling Kartik’ in the background. It makes the reader to think of the possibility of Multiple Personality Disorder in Avinish and tries to divert the readers thought for sometime.
The book is filled with mysteries and that’s what makes the reader to turn pages with faster pace with each ongoing chapter. Arpit had a mammoth task while writing this book to balance the fun, love and mystery and he completed the task pretty well and that shows the brilliant work of author.
Talking about the Déjà vu now; Arpit has explained the phenomenon numerous times within the novel and that felt a little odd. Although the experiences he showed in life of Avnish because of his extreme sense of Déjà vu maintains the mystery till the end but it was not necessary to explain it every time. I liked that, till the last chapter, Arpit left some strings disconnected and let the reader choose whatever he likes to be the end of the story.
Mystery is all about the sense of anticipating the end and this book is just a perfect example of it. ‘Not yet to Be Disclosed’ is about a mysterious life and love of Avnish and is a must read for everyone.
FULL REVIEW AT 'THE AUTHOR'S BLOG'...
July 15, 2014
‘Not yet to be disclosed’ is the second successive novel by ArpitDugar. This book is on a very unique concept. The main protagonist Avnish is a victim of Déjà vu which means already seen. The author had done his part of research wonderfully and made a delightful execution.
Any reader can easily guess that this book is going to be a love story by its cover and a different one by its name. The blurb looks appealing and would definitely create an urge among the readers to read the book.
Read the full review here:
http://timidfingers.blogspot.in/2014/...
Any reader can easily guess that this book is going to be a love story by its cover and a different one by its name. The blurb looks appealing and would definitely create an urge among the readers to read the book.
Read the full review here:
http://timidfingers.blogspot.in/2014/...
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