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Tag Archives: Sucharita Sengupta

Sucharita Sengupta


By Ruskin Bond
LIFE’S MAGIC MOMENTS
2025

Through the self-professed ramblings of the author, he tells us not only how to stay untouched while daily life carries on with crashes and booms around him, but also unravels the secret to writing. His all-time favourite author, Emily Bronte, wrote in dreary solitude of a house called Wuthering Heights


Reviewed by: Sucharita Sengupta
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ISSN No. 0970-4175 (Print)