Again Navtej Kohli brings a review of a boom which wrote by female writer . Discussing about Jenny Colgan Navtej Kohli said “ Young blood having some desires to make a home in sky but need some concentration about audience means Jenny Colgan have to think whether she writes having some social message so one can remember your books .“

About Author : Jenny Colgan is very fun loving woman living in France whose husband Andrew is marine engineer who always busy with stuffs with his two children’s . Her child name is very confusing Wallace and Michael-Francis. Both having different habits like Wallace is three and likes falling out of trees, putting on his Velcro sandals and singing loud songs about wasps; Michael-Francis is just a baby and likes jamming his fingers in drawers, being held upside down and eating Wallace’s mini farm. Now at the time she had wrote eight best selling books and recently published book name is West End Girls and Operation Sunshine. While she was teen she became bored after daily dullness so she decided to write his vision and thoughts into books. While she was struggling in writing, first she sent first three chapters to library to publish but was disappoint after getting rejection. Then she became bold step and started self promotions of the Book but after sometimes a prestigious agency notified her to published her rest of book then she did hard work over that and finish her book in unbelievable speed. That be short but sweet journey of writer in Book world.

Operation sunshine is not a book but some refreshment for working women that how can get rid off work pressure. The author imagination Evie wants some refreshment and enjoy to stay away from her job .Because previous holidays was not good for her. Its doesn’t means she was imagine some dream destination , but she want normal holidays as other enjoys having some fun , sand , sea , sun and sex also .She got desired holidays when her employer invite her to attend a conference with them in the south of France, she can’t believe her luck. It’s certainly going to be the holiday of a lifetime – but not quite in the way Evie imagines!. That be real sunshine for Evie which she expected . Some other famous notes about that book are given below.

‘A Colgan novel is like listening to your best pal spilling the latest gossip – entertaining, dramatic and frequently hilarious’ Daily Record

‘Chick-lit with an ethical kick’ Mirror

‘With scalpel-sharp dialogue and witty one-liners, this will have you grinning from ear to ear’ Daily Record

‘An entertaining read’ Sunday Express

‘Jenny Colgan’s latest novel will not disappoint her legion of fans. This fast-paced, easy-to-read book will have readers turning pages with anticipation . . . A witty, fun read’ Ulster Tatler

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Navtej Kohli had read Robin Sharma Novel The monk who sold his Ferrari , but did not quoted a word about that , but now Navtej Kohli find that its be time to make some remarks over that books . The monk who sold his Ferrari be just like fable making a person to live simple , balanced and joyful and complete life . This book is nothing more than collection of fables and every word have an inspiring means. Their fables like movement make the book more interesting and story moves in such way that everybody enjoy and get inspiration. Robin took different steps to articulate soul, spirituality, life which makes more interesting than other books. The story moves round a lawyer Julian Mantle who faces many spiritual crises. While facing such problems Julian Mantle took inspiration by old Indian cultural spirituality and make decision according for joyful ,cherish and loveable life. When the story moves Julian Mantle became feels more comforts and gets success in life. Then writer carefully define Julian Mantle how Lawyer get essence of success. Julian Mantle got success and having some costly amenities like seven figure income, big house in the celerity community, a private jet, and summer home on island and a red Ferrari parked in the center of his driveway. But before some time his life turns to unbalanced. Julian friend describes life style of Julian that how he fight in court, then became be appears in news papers and Julian night club visits with famous models. Due to overwork Julian one day fall down in court room with tiresome way due to heart attack. The reason behind that hard work in day and nights party and he did not take attention his mental and physical health because he want to be more success in his life on the cost of his health. While Julian turns to age of 53 he looked like 70 year old person n and lost his sense of humor. In hospital he refused to meet to anyone and suddenly had left and moved somewhere. After three year Julian return back to his friend home whose name John and now he looks healthier and happier. After heart attack Julian had to sold all his wealth even his Ferrari also and moved to India .In India Julian meet with sages and Sivana who taught him spiritual life. Julian describes all stuffs with John and how he transforms into healthy person .

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The Joy of Reiki by Nalin Nirula & Reenu Nirula

A review by Navtej Kohli

The Joy of Reiki is a truly an enlightener. This book is a perpetual spring of selfless love and joy that flows via Reiki. Written by the Fourth Great Grandmaster of Reiki, Nalin Nirula and his clairvoyant wife, Reenu Nirula, the Joy of Reiki nourishes your mind while healing your soul and body simultaneously. It connects you to the eternal and freely flowing love of the Divine - the supreme authority.

The book consists of chapters running in a sequence guiding you through the path of Reiki, step by step. I would suggest you to must read the testimonials section. It is perhaps the most enlightening part of the book. It comprise of people’s personal experiences, who adopted reiki and noticed an remarkable difference in their lives. Book also contains some real medical reports that further validate the substance of Reiki.

I got this book as gift last year from a very close friend. After completing the book my first obvious reaction was “Why didn’t I read this book before?”

Trust me, you will not regret your decision of buying this book.

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Navtej Kohli always welcoming female writer to check out the society and enviroment . According to Navtej Kohli while women writer write on some special topic the difference between a male writing and female writing can be easily noticed such that female writer use genuine language and dare to show up hidden points .

Lisa Gardner who is currently living in New Hampshire with her loving and charming husband . In the words of Lisa “My husband is very nice and fun play guys having some kickoff stuffs with loves auto-racing and black-diamond skiing and loving and cheerful moments with daughter all the way”. Lisa had write many novels but this Book “Say Goodbye” has different shades in comparison to other novels that Lisa wrote before. Lisa reader knows her novels that she wrote to hide out some dark shaded part of the society but it is a romantic novel.

No one between us want to be ‘arachnophobias’ . A man is taking prostitutes and requesting they allow his pet spiders to crawl on them, a “harmless fetish” you might say but the prostitutes are starting to go missing. FBI Agent Kimberly Quint is approached by a prostitute whose friend has gone missing, lucky for her Quint is not one to ignore a request for help. Gardner is inspired by many true crime cases, I’d prefer to think this one comes purely from imagination.

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Navtej Kohli always like tae books having some social fight between evil and God and belief that if the person having faith in god and himself then he had to no worried about anything. Navtej Kohli latest book reviews about Lamplighter.Australian novelist makes a splendid story and showed his intriguing and provoking thoughts in Lamplighter. The story is a picture of events and series of murders, and moving around an orphan girl, which supposed to be era of 1880.In this story an orphan girl had abducted and caught by the gang of the evils who usually involved in a horrific trocity.After the 20 year , when all the men had killed in gruesome incident , the little cheeky orphan girl , who now be became beautiful women and now moves to Edinburgh.
The story asks some question for reader about good and evil philosophy. Writer O’Neill draw right sketches environment and social behaviors or the people on that era.
Monster of Blood Tattoo series picks up shortly after the orphan with young Rossamund and his life in lamplighter. The dullness and reappearance leave him to ask for why he enters into the training program. Warrior woman, Rossamund fought and kills all the occupants because she has a faith in god. Threnody an haughty young woman was rescued challenged the tradition by becoming the first female to attend lamplighter training. Rossamund loved his behavior and attitude and makes a friendship with her. After knowing that Winstermill is very corrupted person and continuous monster attack on the road and then work for unity of empire. In that believes that every monster is not evil and having no interest in slaughter. Rossamund and Threnody work hard to change the mind of monster. Fierce prosecution will leave Rossamund questioning his very existence even as his feet are set upon a different path. 
Writer drawing every person behavior, some person are tried to make its be adult book because some parts of the books seems like that but this book is good for the person for all the ages.

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This novel is very engrossing and will not let you leave the book until you have read it completely. This book is very entriguing and will not bore you at all. The author Philippe Grimbert has written a masterpiece, a re-imagination of the plight of his parents during World War Two, as they fled Paris to wait out the Occupation in rural France.

This novel has been a bestseller in France, winner of the prestigious Prix Goncourt and Elle Magazine’s “Readers’ Prize”.

The novel ‘Memory’ is the story of a young boy growing up in postwar Paris, the sickly only child of glamorous athlete parents, whose loneliness and sense of isolation within the otherwise serene family make him invent a brother—an older, tougher, protective one. A stuffed animal dog found in the attic completes this little trio of imaginary friends he has found within the household. But when, as a teen, he watches a documentary on the Holocaust in his classroom and comes to blows with a jeering classmate over it, he realizes the war affected him in ways he can’t explain. He takes his feelings to an old family friend and from her he learns about his family’s earlier history, a buried “other life,” which elicits another brilliant line:

“The day after my fifteenth birthday, I finally learned what I have always known.”

And part of the devastating truth he learns: the stuffed dog he adopted once had another owner in the family’s household. Another life came before his. Another world entirely. From information gleaned, then and in the coming days, he adds speculation and creates for himself and the reader a fictionalized account of the years his parents have chosen to look past: a time of terror, betrayal and fatal love. Grimbert, through the narrator Philippe (largely one and the same), tells his riveting tale with the nuance and evocative detailing of a fiction writer, but then continues on in a more autobiographical vein as he presents the ensuing years, not without their own drama and loss.

The fact that the story is a mixture of fiction and autobiography makes it impossible to brush off as “only fiction.” And yet, the fictional elements, the novelistic pacing, lend the story an emotional punch that remind me all over again of the power of storytelling to cut through defenses to a reader’s heart. No story ending in recent memory has left me with such a cornucopia of affecting emotions—grief and vicarious sense of terrible loss, and yet, oddly, triumph. Peace. Perhaps it is that I feel the author/narrator’s sense of closure. With answers, with exploration and the healing power of time, comes closure. (No surprise, then, to learn that Grimbert is a psychoanalyst by profession.)

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This story revolves around the fact that how poor people plan to be rich. The girl narrator in this story feels that her family does not understand how poor they are. In order to make them realize she calls a family meeting, held around a old but treasured table, to show them that they need money and that they should get better paying jobs. She points out they are not sitting at a table where rich people would sit. After listening to her, Her mother and father are shocked that their daughter doesn’t realize how rich they are and, they list their many riches.

Each of them: getting to work outdoors, getting to sing at the top of their lungs whenever they want to and the like, is assigned a monetary value — usually in millions of dollars. Soon, she too is counting and valuing. She concludes that this is indeed a table where rich people sit for they are rich and they are sitting at it.

This is a funny story with a serious message. It shows that money is an arbitrary and usually inadequate value system. What makes one rich are family values and freedom to live the way you want to live.

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“Fold Me a Poem” is an amazing book which is more than the sum of its parts. Inside the book there is a perfect blend of poems and illustrations to create a picture book that is both inspiring and entertaining.

Each of George’s short poems is illustrated with an acrylic painting depicting a young boy in the midst of his origami creations.

While a few of the poems are about possibilities, the majority concern themselves with animals.

Midway through the book we find the large, green dragon on a rampage—having knocked down the other animals—and must be reigned in. Later on, we see a herd of colorful cows hungrily eyeing the green paper, depicting grass.

In the end When the young boy prepares for bed, he hangs his own origami star against the darkening sky. Soon he hears “rustling, soft, papery, whisper-thumps. Is someone dancing?” It appears so: the penguin and the ostrich move toward one another.

This book is very useful for children to foster imagination in them. After reading the book children can be asked to make their own origami creations.

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Gavril Andar is an ordinary portrait painter living with his mother in the Smarnan Republic. Smarna, the summer resort of the muscobarian aristocracy is a country which is too small to be given heed in political matters and does not have much power.

After Gavril is kidnapped by the “Dhruzina”, the sacred warriors of his father, he is taken to the cold wastelands of the north. He learns about his noble and grusome heritage. Gavril Andar or Gavril Nagarian is the only descendent of Lord Volkh Nagarian and the only heir to the throne of his father’s noble heritage,”Azhkendir”

Gavril learns about his past and about the assasination of his father and vows to avenge his father’s death. While Gavril gets involved in political matters of Azhkendir, prince Eugene of Tielen plans to establish power over the great continent of Rossiya. But the only way to do this is by conquering the dukedom of Muscobar and Azhkendir.

As Gavril learns about his inherited powers, prince Eugene is determined to persuade Gavril to abdicate his title and take charge over the governance of Azhkendir. But in the end it’s Gavril he has to confront.

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The Boy with Black Eyes is a dark and disturbing little story clearly written for the gay audiences, and probably not of interest to those who are not of that bent. The background theme of a lover being used for sex and then thrown away is surely not limited to the gay experience. Nor is it a theme without ample literary precedent.

The protagonist is a 19- year-old gay man, and is dealing with all the personal and social complexities that accompany. Given that the protagonist’s name and the author’s name is same - Brian, there may be a greater than normal link between the writer and this key character. The black-eyed “garcon fatale” in this libretto is a moody and dark eyed young man, a few years older than the protagonist, who clerks in a kind of perfume and essence boutique. While his malevolent charm is ably portrayed, one can’t help thinking that a little more contrast would have heightened the effect and made the seduction more believable. Sometimes adding a few virtues can make a villain even more villainous.

After the initial encounter at the scent shop, the dance of predator and prey takes a predictable form leading to an inevitable finish that the reader sees coming long before the protagonist. Or does the victim know on some semiconscious or unconscious level what he is going into? Is he drawn to darkness—and is that the attraction? Either way it is like watching a car wreck in slow motion. What is the meaning of this devastating emotional experience? To a straight person, the sensual poetry in The Boy with Black Eyes seems a bit awkward, but part of that may be because of the empathy/culture gap.  The Boy with Black Eyes will not seduce everyone, but young and older gay adults may enjoy this early work from a writer who will have more to say in the future.

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