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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments I have always been admired the beautiful stories of Panchatantra. Here is my review on it:

https://youtube.com/shorts/0gjPunTn_Ng


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a beautiful book by Mark Twain. Here is my review on it:

https://youtu.be/otN0bZMOvUQ


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Here is recommendation for Folk Tales of Bengal by Rev. Lal Behari Dey. Below is my review on it:

https://youtu.be/7s9wh1YmHJA


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Hi All, I just completed reading Journey to The Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne. here is my review on it:

https://youtu.be/3xfKCjrGnoo


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Check out my review of At The Back of North Wind by George MacDonald:

https://youtu.be/Si8LX1qc1fg


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Checkout my review on Damaged by Martina Cole. Here is the link:

https://youtu.be/IsHtFOmfWyw


message 7: by Miguel (new)

Miguel (mike_auster) | 1 comments Hello everyone. I've joined this group but don't know (could not find out either) how to post a question.
Thank you all!
Miguel


message 8: by Sanchita (new)

Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Hi All, I just completed One minute for yourself by Spencer Johnson. Here is my review:

https://youtube.com/shorts/3bPZ14EDll4


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Devi (views_she_writes) | 141 comments 📚 Just Finished: The Book of Lost Hours by Hayley Gelfuso (ARC)
This book completely stole my breath. I read it in one sitting, couldn’t eat, drink, or even blink till I turned the last page. It's an emotional, time-bending story set across the 1940s and 1960s, following two unforgettable women navigating love, loss, and memory in a world unlike any I've read before.

If you enjoy books like The Midnight Library or The Ministry of Time, this one needs to be on your radar.
Releases August 26, 2025!

📝 I’ve shared my full (spoiler-free!) review on my blog. Check it out here:
👉 https://viewsshewrites.wordpress.com/...

Let me know if this one is on your TBR—or if you're planning to read it when it comes out!


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments I just completed reading The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan. Here is my book review on it:

https://youtu.be/PyWIN_foAB4


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Hi All, I just completed reading Ivanhoe. Here is my review for it:

https://youtu.be/xCiWRsMyVaM


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Hi All, Pinki comics have a special place in most of our hearts. Here is a video on it:

https://youtube.com/shorts/BJ-pGlqhUF0


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments I finished reading South by Java Head by Alistair Maclean. Here is my review on it:
https://youtu.be/z6sklyo8mM0


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Nand Menon | 1 comments Hi Sanchita,
I believe you will love this historical romance fiction called 'The Red Sea Promise,' which blends 1678 Malabar spice trade with modern reincarnation. I’d love to send you a free Kindle copy or paperback if you'd be open to leaving an honest review.

Link: https://amzn.in/d/0bxQkh4U

Sanchita wrote: "Hi All, I just completed reading Ivanhoe. Here is my review for it:

https://youtu.be/xCiWRsMyVaM"



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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Nand wrote: "Hi Sanchita,
I believe you will love this historical romance fiction called 'The Red Sea Promise,' which blends 1678 Malabar spice trade with modern reincarnation. I’d love to send you a free Kindl..."

Thankyou I will try to get a copy of it


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Here are a few book recommendations with stories showing boss management:
https://youtube.com/shorts/wmYAuzCCl_o


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Here is a recommendation for Independence Day:
https://youtube.com/shorts/dZSLbzFl5tM


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Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Here is a recommendation for a short story collection: https://youtube.com/shorts/EKy1OJVNxM...


message 19: by Biswatosh (new)

Biswatosh Sinha (biswatoshsinha) | 1 comments Hi everyone!I would love to recommend my debut contemporary romance novel, Until Our Voices Meet, to the club. If anyone is looking for a fresh, emotionally driven modern romance to read and share an honest review for, I would be incredibly grateful for your thoughts!

Until Our Voices Meet


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Saurav Chakraborty (sauravchakraborty) | 2 comments "The Odessa File" by Fredrick Forsyth is an intriguing thriller hunt that makes for a fast paced reading along with revisiting the World War II era and post war Germany in the fifties and the sixties through the eyes of the protagonist and the antagonist on route the cat and mouse game that perhaps each and every character plays with the other one in this book. A must read Forsyth thriller. Thoughts on the book from my blog:

https://thoughtsonabook.blogspot.com/...


message 21: by Saurav (new)

Saurav Chakraborty (sauravchakraborty) | 2 comments My Inventions - The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla is an intriguing read on the journey of one of the greatest minds from the by gone century. What the reader will enjoy is the first person narrative from the genius himself taking through the journey of his inventions. The book is more of his own reflection towards what a human mind can do to solve the problems of mankind. An insightful read for the current times. Read the full book review on my blog:

https://thoughtsonabook.blogspot.com/...


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Saurav Chakraborty (sauravchakraborty) | 2 comments The perfect book for wildlife enthusiasts.

Every Creature Has a Story by Janaki Lenin takes us onto a journey of the unknown that inhabits our planet. A wonderfully compiled collection of stories from all around on the scientific, biological, chemical and social aspects of some of the most unique creatures that humans can expect to encounter. A must have book in one's collection or personal library. Thoughts on the book from our blog:

https://thoughtsonabook.blogspot.com/...


message 23: by Sanchita (new)

Sanchita Sarkar | 34 comments Here are my thoughts on a few short books:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdwkY...


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