Jaya鈥檚 Year in Books

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2024

1,421

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books read

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Shortest Book

196

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Longest Book

413

pages

Average book length in 2024

284

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Jaya鈥檚 average rating for 2024

4.3

Highest Rated on 欧宝娱乐

4.58 average

Jaya鈥檚 first review of the year

really liked it

"FENTOSCIENCE: The Startling Discoveries of Professor Bagdenborg" by V.S. Sury is a book that delves into the incredible scientific achievements of the enigmatic genius, Bagus Baglicochus Bagdenborg, also known as Jestus Jesticus Jestimedes. Divided into three parts, this book unveils the mind-boggling discoveries made by Professor Bagdenborg. Professor Bagdenborg is fascinating persona. He is described as a super-ultra genius, polymath, and a ma ...more

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Jaya鈥檚 last review of the year

really liked it

Revathi Raj Iyer's "Syra's Secret" is a collection of short stories that left me captivated and emotionally invested throughout. The wide range of genres and themes in this book makes it suitable for a broad audience, providing a variety of stories to suit different tastes. One of the stories that I particularly enjoyed was "Syra's Secret". This story revolves around the title character, Syra, and her mysterious secret that is slowly revealed as Revathi Raj Iyer's "Syra's Secret" is a collection of short stories that left me captivated and emotionally invested throughout. The wide range of genres and themes in this book makes it suitable for a broad audience, providing a variety of stories to suit different tastes. One of the stories that I particularly enjoyed was "Syra's Secret". This story revolves around the title character, Syra, and her mysterious secret that is slowly revealed as the narrative unfolds. The author skillfully builds suspense and keeps the reader guessing until the very end. The characters are well-developed, and I found myself immersed in their emotions and experiences.

"Charmi" is another story that stood out to me. It tells the tale of a young girl named Charmi who is struggling with the loss of her parents. The author's vivid descriptions and heartfelt writing brought Charmi's grief and journey of healing to life. I found myself rooting for Charmi and feeling a deep connection to her character. "Mango Tree" is a charming and heartwarming story that explores themes of friendship, nostalgia, and the passage of time. "Anonymous Caller" is a suspenseful story that kept me on the edge of my seat. The mysterious caller and the escalating tension had me eagerly turning the pages to discover the truth behind the phone calls.

"Strange Encounter" is another intriguing story that explores the concept of fate and the impact of chance encounters. The author's intricate storytelling and well-rounded characters made this a thought-provoking read that left me reflecting on the power of connections. Finally, "Maggie's Maladies" is a standout story that left me with a sense of unease long after I finished reading. The eerie atmosphere and the unanswered questions surrounding Maggie's morning tea kept me hooked until the end. I appreciated the author's ability to create a suspenseful and unsettling narrative.

Overall, Revathi Raj Iyer's "Syra's Secret" is a collection of compelling and well-crafted stories. The author's storytelling skills and vivid descriptions bring each tale to life, immersing the reader in a range of emotions and experiences. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys thought-provoking and engaging short stories. ...more

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