Loved itit's like very nostalgic and poignant and this is the type of book that reminds you what good literature is all about
Chowringhee (2008)
Others: Positive Through the prism of a lowly hotel clerk's eyes, Sankar presents a microcosm of life in the city with extraordinary candor.
- ISBN:
- 9780143101031
- Length:
- 420 pages
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