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Thoughts - Sweet and Sour

Sanjeev Kumar
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Pages
450
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Partridge Publishing India

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The anthology is a compilation of thoughts, both sweet and sour that often come to us in the given social and an individual ambit. The present volume is the first in its series for I feel that the thoughts carry an universal appeal simply because many of us do mirror ourselves while going through them and thus conclude at one or the other stage of what we are is an exclusive outcome of our bitter and sweet experiences we have had in the given circumstances. I believe that the readers will enjoy going through them and also would find them bit relieved of the pain they must have felt for not ever been able to pen them down but had they been able to do it, they would have been more or less on these lines.

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