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Oops! I fell in love!
Oops! ‘I' Fell In Love is a funny Indian college love story. This modern time love story was written by Harsh Snehanshu. The story is about how love is possible between not only people of different cities but of different personalities as well. In this story, Kanav Bajaj is a new hopeful engineering student at IIT-Delhi from a small town in Indore. Since he was from a small town, the big metropolitan city was intimidating him and he struggles to fit in. He being a shy and studious boy falls in love with the unlikely Tanya, who is completely opposite in nature compared to him. She is a cheerful girl from LSR, Delhi. Snehanshu also includes a few more interesting characters such as Kanav's f...
She Is Single, I'm Taken
Kanav and Tanya have broken up and have moved on in their individual lives. Tanya has now dedicated much of her time to poetry, reading and studies. Not only have these things found their place in her mind and heart but also another someone has walked into her life. Kanav, on the other hand, is a young and promising entrepreneur. His is now quite famous as an author as his debut novel has become a huge success. But he has to go to the US to run some errands related to his venture, US, where Tanya lives. Are they going to meet each other once again? If they do, will the lost love ignite some sparks between them? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this endearing story that you can easily relate to.
Because Shit Happened
On a fateful winter day, Amol Sabharwal, co-founder of one of the most ambitious start-up ventures in the country, yourquote.in, decides to quit. What makes Amol quit his own business venture just when it is on the brink of raising its first round of funding? Harsh Snehanshu, bestselling author of Oops! I Fell in Love! gives us an insider’s peek into the big, bad entrepreneurial world of fame, betrayal, lust for power, greed, and unethical business practices. Based on the real-life story of the start-up that the author co-founded in 2010, Because Shit Happened will tell you what NOT to do in a start-up.
Ouch! That Hearts..
They were far away. They had been coercively separated. Half a world apart. He was in india, while she in US. Some say that long distance relationships do not work. They knew just one thing: love works. And they possessed just one asset: hope, It worked for them, even without hearing each other's voice for months, even without seeing each other's voice face for almost half a year. Six months later, she was coming back to india for just a week. Their exitement touched the pinnacle of joy, in hope that their timeless wait was going to be over the moment they would behold each ohter's light. But somethihng happens. Love fails. Hope survives. Or vice-versa? What happens next ? Come and find out tourself in the continuing story of Kanav and Tanya...
The Turning Point
The Turning Point features stories by some of the best young Indian writers, each contributing a distinct tang to this interesting cocktail. The collection explores multiple emotions, ranging from nostalgia to obsession, the feeling of first love to that of delusion, from doubt to self-belief and from resignation to hope. Eight stories, eight spirited young writers-and a must-read book that doesn't just make you smile and think at the same time, but also brings you closer to the joy of reading and the craft of writing. Stories by: Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan Durjoy Datta Judy Balan Harsh Snehanshu Shoma Narayanan Parinda Joshi Atulya Mahajan Nikita Singh
Feelings and a Pen
This is a notebook of a teenager, who is just going with the flow of life, hates studying science, has faced several heartbreaks, has suffered through many diseases, and has been neglected by the world, because of her ugliness. This is a book which comprises her adventures with life, several love angles and of course a school life, which was once loved and now hated. Read the book, for a better understanding. Hope you all can relate to it. Happy reading!
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Geographies of Love
»Geographies of Love« is the first study to explore the cultural lifeworlds of British, Australian and Indian chick- and ladlit characters. Offering unique case studies including »Bridget Jones's Diary«, »About a Boy« and »Almost Single«, the book explores how women and men search for love and how they commit themselves to romances in specific spaces and places: the home and the office as well as shops, clubs and bars. This cross-disciplinary study provides scholars, students and keen readers with multiple points of access and easily-relatable situations. It applies the complex phenomenon of cultural geographies within the field of literary studies and sheds new light on a most passionate feeling.
A Thing Beyond Forever
Some love stories are… soul stories Dr. Radhika Sharma is what girls of today aspire to become – educated, financially independent and a woman of substance. But within, she is a broken person who is yet to come to terms with her past, her first love Raen’s sudden death. In comes a nine-year-old patient under her treatment, who is not only infatuated with her, but also keeps asking her non-stop questions. One of those questions leads her to open Raen’s personal diary. By the time she finishes reading the diary, Radhika finds an uncanny similarity between Raen and the young patient. She finds herself in the middle of an unusual situation. One after another, shocking truths emerge, which push her to question if an unexplained attraction is the missing link between souls. A Thing Beyond Forever is a pristine love story which digs deep into human emotions and explores the complexity of it in a soul-stirring manner.
