Grapevine India Publishers India's Greatest Short Stories

such a great collection of moving stories, just so that we fall in love, tears, and laughter a few pages apart. I'm glad that i believed my instincts. the book is the doorway to bigger decisions in following a writer's work further. one of the best collections of stories available. though i dont remember the rate of course, i do remember it was cheap enough so that i chose it! anyway, to those who are looking forward to own I, a BIG F A T yes. happy reading =)

There are a lot of typos in the print but I overlooked it simply because the stories are far too interesting to read. But still the publisher needs to keep that in mind. Some stories I have read and some I haven't. Reading them I realised that times were way simpler then. We have forgotten or should I say let go off the habit of engaging with directly with people. Speaking directly with someone is more enriching than texting. I just read Kabuliwala today and I was taken down memory lane when I read it in school. Again, a request to the publishers: please proof read the book again.

it's a good book

Seems to have been translated by a cheap software and not checked by a capable proof-reader. The stories are excellent, nevertheless

Very nice book with good collection of stories.