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 #bookreview⏳#review #127 💫 Title: Ashwatthama vs Parashuram Review:🔖 🔹Ashwatthama vs Parashuram is a science fiction with immortal characters from the Puranas. According to Hindu Puranas Seven warriors who were blessed or cursed with immortality till the end of Kali Yuga which includes Ashwatthama, parasuram, Vyasa, Kripacharya, etc.. They use to hide their identity and live among us to witness the 10th avatar. ‌💫 🔹‌The story starts in Poland, in 1944. The scientists were conducting an experiment to develop a deadly weapon, But unfortunately the experiment goes horribly wrong. Decades later, the immortal warrior Kripacharya is attacked by a mysterious beast in his hut and goes missing. So Vyasa arranges a meeting among the Immortals and allocate a duty for Parashuram that is to find Kripacharya.  ‌💫 🔹‌How the immortal forces join together and Parashuram has to fight against time to find.  Will Parashuram be able to find out the hidden secret? Is there any link between the scien

  #bookreview⏳#review #126 💫 Title: Andaman  Review:🔖 ‌This is a historical fiction that is set up in different timelines (i.e) 1911 CE and 2004 CE on Andaman and Nicobar Islands. ‌💫 ‌ In 1911, When India was under the control of the British few people were caught under Swadeshi movements including a temple priest who land him in the infamous cellular jail in Port Blair, it is famous for the Kala pani punishment. He plans to escape from the cellular jail. ‌💫 ‌In 2004, It was a day before Tsunami hit the islands. This leaves few survivors & one among them was a 5-year-old blue-eyed orphaned boy Andaman. After he grows up, he goes to the same cellular Jail the priest was held in once. What is he going to discover and did he end his search, is the remaining story for you to catch up on. ‌💫 ‌This is a wonderful read one should never miss. The author has done a lot of research and hardwork for this book. I remember my trip to Andaman and mainly about the cellular jail with small an

 #bookreview⏳#review #125 💫 Title: Strom beneath the grey ⏳ Review:🔖 ▫️‌Strom beneath the grey by keerthana is an amazing collection of five gripping stories. All five stories are different from one another that captivates the readers to stick to it till the very end.  ‌💫 ‌▫️All the stories are really good and engaging. I finished this in just few days. And I personally loved the stories "a new beginning", "Holocaust of the womb", and "the insignia" which was too good and spellbinding to the core. Each character taught a lot of things like how to face a problem and be strong enough no matter how difficult the situation must be. Overall this read is a delight to all the readers who grab it.  ‌💫 ▫️‌The language is very good and enthralling. The title and the cover page is marvellous that will grasp any book reader's attention. The cover page consists of pictures that tell us about each story. The plot and narration are very good. It's a very goo

  #bookreview⏳#review #124 💫 Title: Children of the end ⏳ Review:🔖 ‌Children of the end by Sabra Patni is a very unique and mysterious read that revolves around the Bairns and Shirkies. This is a different story and concept altogether. 💫 ‌ The world is dying and most importantly the humans were hit hard by sterile and fertility, except for a few in the closed community of Locklustre. 💫 ‌ How the human species is losing its fertility at a high rate? How the chosen ones are doing? Who is going to save and end this? or is this the end of everything. This is the remaining story for you to wind up.  💫 ‌The language is very good and captivating which will be helpful to develop your vocabulary. The title and the cover page is exceptional and will grasp any book reader's attention. The cover page itself is enough for any reader to get hold of this awesome book.  💫 ‌The plot and narration are very good. It's a very good gripping read everyone must grab. A very good attempt from t