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Author: Ravi Subramanian
Publisher: Rupa Publications
Year: 2012
ISBN: 9788129120489
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An IIM alumni, Ravi Subramanian is back with his yet another best selling banking chroincle “The Bankster”. In this thriller, Ravi used his customary approach of seemingly unrelated multiple threads of contexts converging into a single climax. This initially makes his followers feel a bit bored.

Author: Elizabeth Glibert
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Year: 2010
ISBN: 9781408809365
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Every moment in one’s life has something to learn in it. But, not everything in some other’s life interests one. This memoir, a pursuit of a balanced life by Elizabeth Gilbert proves interesting in many of her narrations but some chapters make the readers feel bored. It depends on the reader’s perception towards many aspects of life.

Author: Paulo Coelho
Publisher: Harper Collins
Year: 2001
ISBN: 9788172235154
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“The Alchemist” of the pioneer of philosophy has driven me to take up this book which mirrors many thoughts that we think of analysing everytime they flit across our mind but never dare to. Paulo,in this seemingly slow book depicts the war between evil and good that takes place in one’s mind through an interesting story.

This is a big day for the book lovers in India. Especially,for those who love to read thrillers. The word "thrillers" reminds us a person who is recently ruling the book market in India. It is none other than Mr.Ravi Sbrahmanian. It is the long awaited release of his "The Bankster" that makes today special for many.

Author: Malcolm Gladwell
Publisher: Penguin Psychology
Year: 2006
ISBN: 9780141014593
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Have you ever listened with your eyes?Yes,you did..and you are often inundated with many questions about how this happens.Here is the answer for all your questions..”BLINK”