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Sonia And _hite_now — This book was a quick fun read. I normally don't like these kinds of chick lit novels, but this one was witty and fun. Definitely a guilty pleasure :)

Douglas Smallwood douglassmallwood — Recommendation: Borrow and read if you are over 30 It's essentiually a book that aims to chronicle Indian history post-independence. The book, which non Indians and possibly many Indians below the age of 30 might find more riveting than those belonging to an older generation, is written in an extremely reader friendly manner (no extended footnotes and dense official document extracts) but somehow seems fails to capture the imagination. One can understand that the writer would have been burdened with a certain space constraint but he surely could have focused a little less on Nehru and Indira and a little more on other important characters like say NTR, Bal Thackeray, Vajpayee or Annadurai. Kashmir is another area which the author spends a lot of time on but yet again a large chunk of it is devoted to Sheik Abdullah and very little to kashmir in the last 20 years. Similarly the Punjab problem I thought was dealt with rather perfunctorily and does not capture the fear that India lived with at the height of the Sikh militancy. While there is lots of interesting trivia there is lots of pointless detail as well and all in all I think this book could have been half the size and still done the job. PS The chapter on entertainment is really bad as is the one on sport in India.

Kazunori Kawamura kazuwo — Another good one. I find there aren't many bad Mary Stewart books, just some that are less good than others. The heroine is very spunky and fun. She is a lot of fun to read. There are a couple embarrassing moments for her, but she comes through them easily. Excellent romance. The very beginning is bit slow, but it picks up fast.

Vivien Guyot vivienguyo8321 — I can't say I remember a ton about this book, because I read it in high school, nevertheless, if I actually made it all the way through and enjoyed it, it must have been fairly good to me then. It is about prohobition and the flapper lifestyle of the 1920s. I seem to remember there being some hidden meaning and symbolism in this book, so I think if I were to go back and read it again today, then it would probably be even better than the first time, simply because at an older age, I believe it is easier to spot these sorts of things.