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Desert Plant by Abhijit Ray – Book Review

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Want to be something in life, son, be like the thorny desert plant and extract the last drop.

Author: Abhijit Ray
Rating: 4/5

Review:

Firstly I loved the concept of the book. It’s different and interesting. I loved the thought process of the book. Divided into 26 stories from the lives of Samsher, Shalini and Khurana. The author describes their struggle, their life as a survivor.



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The plot of each story is interesting. Each of them has its own depth, it’s own emotion that one can relate to. The conditions that the author described and how they fought is truly inspiring. Some of my favourite stories are The Festival of Light, A New Beginning, The Man Who Watched Trains, Growing Old Together.

The narration of the story is crisp and appealing. One can relate to the story from the very first page. The writing style of the author is simple and lucid. The way he sequenced the stories is commendable. Love, friendship, and various other themes are used by the author making it an interesting story.

The character development done by the author is amazing. loved how he developed strong characters. each and every character played a vital role in the story making it more engaging. I loved Shalini’s character the most.

The pace and the flow of the story are smooth keeping the reader invested in. It’s a quick read with many emotions. I loved the cover and the title of the book. It’s impressive and Attractive.

The book has drama and Dialogues which again keeps the reader connected. I liked the pictures that the author has added.

Desert plant is a metaphor for a survivor. This plant remains green and retains moisture, in spite of growing under an extremely harsh condition in the absence of water. The way the author described the situation is beautiful. There were some places where it was getting a bit tedious but then the author managed to keep the reader hooked well.

Overall, It’s a good book with strong characters, interesting plot and crisp narration. I wish the author best of luck for his upcoming books.

The review has been written as part of the Blogchatter Book Review Program.

Summary:

Desert Plant is a metaphor for a survivor. This plant remains green and retains moisture, in spite of growing under an extremely harsh condition in the absence of water. In this book, titled Desert Plant, Samsher, Shalini and Khurana are also survivors. This collection contains twenty-six standalone stories from the lives of Samsher, Shalini and Khurana.

MEET THE AUTHOR

Born in India, educated in India and Canada, Abhijit Ray has spent two decades in pharmaceutical research and development. Abhijit has published several peer-reviewed scientific articles, contributed towards book chapters and edited a book. Desert Plant is his first attempt at fiction writing.

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This Post Has 21 Comments

  1. Abhijit

    Thank you Vidhya Ji for kind words and a nice review.

  2. Novemberschild

    Looks interesting, adding to my TBR right away.

  3. Deepika

    I have some chapters of book. Those were awesome. You reviewed it nicely Vidhya!

    1. Deepika

      Sorry read*

  4. Pragnya Mishra

    Downloaded and yet to read the book. After your review going to read it next.
    I always find Abhijeet’s post standing out.

  5. Sudarshan

    Seems an interesting book! The survivor concept really seems interesting! Will read it for sureb

    1. Anurag Singh

      Awesome Review
      Added in my Read shelf

      Abhijeet indeed a good writer

  6. Noor Anand Chawla

    I followed Abhijit’s stories through the AtoZ Challenge and thoroughly enjoyed them! Will read his book soon too. Nice review Vidhya!

  7. Maria

    This book seems really interesting.

  8. Sindhu Vinod Narayan

    Great review. This is added to my tbr.

  9. Devika Ramadoss

    I always love reviews which doesn’t give the stories away. Spoiler free. Nice review Vidhya.

  10. Ankita Arora

    Sounds like an interesting book!
    And lovely review ,Vidhya :D

  11. Dixita Mour

    Nice review, I am keeping it in my TBR list

  12. Sidharth Bansal

    Great book it seems to be. Adding it to my wish list.!! Your reveiw is amazing ?

  13. Oitree Deb

    Really nice metaphor I must say. That really very well represents a survivor. Great review vidhya!

  14. Parishmita Saikia

    The cover art is so beautiful and your review is so detailed. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the book with us!

    Pari xx

  15. Anukriti Malik

    Added this to my tbr! Lovely review..

  16. Sarmistha

    Nice review. The concept sounds interesting.

  17. Anurag Singh

    Awesome Review
    Added in my Read shelf

    Abhijeet indeed a good writer

  18. Suha Vijay

    The review is very detailed and learned a few pointers about reviewing the books after reading your review

  19. Chetana Thakur Chakraborty

    Great review! The book seems nice and interesting.

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