Review of Cafe Latte- Eighteen Unusual Stories
About Author:
Amit Shankar, author of three
bestselling novels: Flight of the Hilsa, Chapter 11 & Love is Vodka- A Shot
Ain’t Enough, has now presented wonderful collection of eighteen awesome
stories in ‘Café Latte’.
Writing
Style: 5/5
‘Café Latte’ is a collection of eighteen
unusual stories woven around our daily life. Different from the stereotype
stories describing teenage love or idiotic stuff, which seems difficult to
digest. ‘Café Latte’ comes a s a gush of fresh wind for those who are fade up
with fictional yet non fictional biographies of IITans or Management students.
Life bearing characters of Café Latte’s stories belong to different status,
occupation and different mentality. The themes of the stories to vary from
story to story. No single genre is focused here and that’s the most wonderful
fact about this collection. It seemed to me like a Gujarati Thali, which
contains all the taste in one single platter. The feature which attracts me the
most is vulgarity of language is nowhere to be seen. No unnecessary description
of love making scenes, which makes it really a best work. Guys, if you start
these stories reading once, you won’t be able to put down the book until you
have finished it. The moment I started reading it, I was traveling to
Chandigarh around 11:30. Once I started reading it, I could not distract myself
to anything else. I could not sleep a blink as the stories and characters had totally
engulfed me. I loved each and every story from deep of my heart. Each and every
story has such an effective touch that will leave you affected for a long time.
I read it first time on 15th August and till this date I read it
again and again as I feel kind of connection with the stories. This collection
is not a popular fiction but piece of literature.
My overall rating for this work is 5/5.
Genre: Literature
& Fiction
Paperback:
193 pages
Publisher: Vitasta
Publishing
Language:
English
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