The Dalai Lama's Cat : Book Review

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A perfect brew, appealing  and love for felines and shedding light on Buddhism. The author has effortlessly weaved stories around the Buddhism teachings which he wanted to put across. The narrator of this book, the cat, is rather very unusual and felines lover will find it to be simply adorable. The coherent description of Dharamsala and McLeod Ganj will engage the the reader with delight and yearning. One would want to pin this places 

No Man's Land : Book Review

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“Land - you can’t burn it like money, you can't melt it like gold. You can only buy it, sell it, snatch it, grab it. Titles change, governments change, times change but the land stays where it is unmoved and sterile. That is its beauty. But, somewhere deep down, men want to grab its immortality and slip it into their horribly insecure lives. They never can but they never will stop trying.”

The One You Cannot Have : Book Review

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(c) Reviewed by Sridevi Nayak Karopady

The Himalayan Revelation: Book Review

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The book was received as part of Reviewers Programme on The Tales Pensieve.

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(c) Reviewed by Sridevi Nayak Karopady

The Mad Tibetan - Stories from then and now. : Book Review.

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The Mad Tibetan, stories from the and now is a fiction by Deepti Naval. This book will definitely will be one of favorites for the way it is narrated. It is succinct and has a very idiosyncratic descriptive nature. Each story is picturesque and expressive and strikes the right chord of the readers mind.