5 Books that you must read
Books are the best partner for those who feel lonely or those who fall madly in love with the books in their life. There is a famous quote by Abraham Lincoln which perfectly captures the essence of a book.
“My best friend is a person who will give me a book I have not read,” Lincoln had said.
Books are the best friend in the leisure time of any person. Books not only entertain people, but they also educate. Books are known to develop aesthetic sense too.
Here are some of the books that an individual must read:
1. 'When Dimple Met Rishi' by Sandhya Menon
'When Dimple Met Rishi' is an adorable romantic comedy about two teenagers whose parents have arranged their marriage. So if you are a hopeless romantic too just like the protagonist Rishi, you would love to be on this wonderful ride.
2. The Dinner Party and Other Stories by Joshua Ferris
If you are fond of reading stories rather than a lengthy novel, then you are in for a treat. Joshua Ferris' 'The Dinner Party and Other Stories' is rich in content and it is a full-fledged feast for readers.
3. Men Without Women by Haruki Murakami
Men Without Women is a 2014 collection of short stories by Japanese author Haruki Murakami, translated and published in English in 2017. The stories are about men who have lost their women, usually to other men or death.
4. Rich People Problems by Kevin Kwan
Kevin Kwan, best selling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend, is back with an uproarious new novel of a family riven by fortune, an ex-wife driven psychotic with jealousy, a battle royal fought through couture gown sabotage, and the heir to one of Asia's greatest fortunes locked out of his inheritance. It is the third and final novel in Kevin Kwan's crazy rich trilogy that looks at the rich and powerful families of Singapore.
5. 'The Library of Fates' by Aditi Khorana
The gorgeous cover is enough to convince me to read this book; the fact that it’s a retelling of an Indian folk tale is just icing on the cake. Amrita, a princess, makes a sacrifice to save her people, but things go awry. She’s left completely alone, but is determined to warn her people of impending danger. But when she’s told that she has the power to reverse her fate, to change what has happened, will Amrita do her duty as a princess or test her hand at changing her destiny?
