TOP 5 NOVELS YOU OUGHT TO READ

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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1502391049008","data":"1.\tSHIVA TRILOGY <\/u><\/b>(Immortals of Meluha, The Secret of the Nagas, Oath of the Vayuputras)<\/i><\/b>.<\/p>  I never showed much interest in Mythological books but this has given a perspective of mythological books and made me get attracted towards these kinda novels.<\/p> Coming to what this is about<\/b>:: Amish Tripathi<\/b> weaves a splendid but totally fictional and fantasied account of Shiva's travails. The legends of the past have been recreated and God's are humanized. I loved all the 3 books with the second one being my most favorite. These are those kind of books which i have completed in just one day. When it comes to mythological stories, most of us are used to reading tales that usually comprise the age old depiction of good vs evil. I liked the idea of how Amish took the middle path \"Asuras are not evil. They are just different from the Devas\"<\/b>.The main reason why I feel these books are good is because of its uniqueness, the way tension arises between people and especially anxiety in me ;) , the dilemmas that Shiva undergoes and the way suspense builds at the end. Without revealing much I would say that it traces beautifully the journey of Shiva from being a tribal. <\/p>Suggestion: Get all the three books at a time or else you will die out of anxiety :P <\/p>  THE OTHER BOOKS OF AMISH TRIPATHI <\/b><\/p>\u2981\tScion of Ikshvaku<\/p>  \u2981\tSita: Warrior of Mithila <\/p> <\/p> <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1502391926409","data":"598caf232bdd7"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1502392016271","data":" 2. TELL ME YOUR DREAMS :<\/u><\/b> <\/p>Ah! Sidney Sheldon<\/b> can I marry your brain?. This had to be in the top 5 list as this was the first book with which made me go crazy for novels. If it is Sidney i just grab the book without even knowing what it is about. It is actually pretty difficult to choose among his books as I had to choose only one. The endings of his books are just unpredictable. The mystery in this novel lies within a woman named Ashley Patterson who suffers from multiple disorder personalities. The other 2 personalities were created when she was raped by her father. It's better to say less about this books as i might spoil the anxiety. <\/p>  \n\nTHE OTHER BOOKS OF SIDNEY SHELDON<\/b> : (I suggest you to read all the books as am mentioning only few) <\/p> \n\n\u2981\tBloodline <\/p> \n\n\u2981\tThe sky is falling <\/p> \n\n\u2981\tNothing lasts forever <\/p> \n\n\u2981\tThe best laid plans <\/p> \n\n\u2981\tThe master of the game <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1502392091338","data":"598caf97ca0f3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1502392082387","data":" 3. WHITE TIGER<\/b>: <\/p>This is by Aravind Adiga<\/b>. This was actually recommended by my friend and I definitely see why. The novel examines issues of religion, caste , loyalty, corruption and poverty in India. It revolves around Balram, who worked his way out from his low caste and how he became successful by overcoming all the obstacles. This book is engrossing, shocking, humbling but it is narrated in such a way that they are laugh out loud moments too. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I might sound a bit boring but trust me guys this is really interesting . <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1502392214059","data":"598caff8a042e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1502392227964","data":" 4. PALACE OF ILLUSIONS<\/u><\/b>: This is by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni<\/b>. She is one among the Indian best selling novelists. The Mahabharata has been part of India's ancient culture and history, and yet no one ever thought of narrating the epic in a different point of view. This is written from the point of view of the most brilliant and fearless female character, Draupadi who weaves her thoroughly soul touching yet enduring life story staring from the day she was born to the day she left her palace and kingdom to follow the footsteps to heaven. A must read for historical fiction readers.. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1502392265649","data":"598cb03f7ccd2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1502392259706","data":" 5.\tRIGHT FIT WRONG SHOE<\/u><\/b>: This was written by Varsha Dixit<\/b>. Right fit wrong shoe is the typical Bollywood styled tale of a man and women who have a love hate relationship. Our protagonist Nandini is the smart woman who works for an Ad agency which is taken over by her arch \u201cenemy\u201d Aditya. The man much to his reputation makes it his life mission to make her miserable. Nandini and Aditya have an history \u2013 one from which either of them have moved on emotionally. What follows is the story of their past and how it ends up impacting their present. The story as such was good. I was hooked and wanted to know what exactly happened between Nandini and Aditya. I also wanted to know what the future had in store for them. That was purely the story and the writer\u2019s imagination at work. However, the language and the swap between past and present left me a bit disoriented. To me, all the characters seemed a bit too hyper and emoted more than what was required. The characterization as such was typical of such a book and the writer did do a good job of bringing out various shades of the characters barring their emotions.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1502392349226","data":"598cb09368992"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1502392423726","data":"If you're into reading novels from past few years then you ought to read Dan Brown's novels.<\/p>"}]

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