The Association of Small Bombs
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The Association of Small Bombs

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SKU: 9789352770922

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The Association of Small Bombs (ISBN: 9789352770922) by Karan Mahajan follows the devastating aftermath of a small bomb in a Delhi marketplace. The story explores the profound impact of terrorism on victims, perpetrators, and survivors. Experience the emotional journey of two families forever changed by this tragic act. Explore themes of grief, loss, and resilience in this powerful novel from a rising literary voice.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789352770922
  • Publisher: Fourth Estate
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 0 gr
  • ISBN-10: 9352770927
  • Publisher Date: 25 August 2017
  • Height: 8 mm
  • No of Pages: 296
  • Width: 208 mm

23 reviews for The Association of Small Bombs

  1. Dev Verma –

    A must-read. It delves into the complexities of grief and resilience with sensitivity.

  2. Shreya N –

    Masterfully written and deeply affecting. A story that needs to be told and heard.

  3. Vivek Kumar –

    An important story, told with grace and unflinching honesty. Highly recommended.

  4. Amithabh Sai R –

    A poignant exploration of loss and survival. The author has great writing style.

  5. Atif Fasih –

    A complex story that requires patience. The insights into human nature are profound.

  6. Nivesh Adhikari –

    A truly remarkable book that will stay with you long after you finish reading.

  7. Kanishk Kumar –

    Excellent exploration of grief and resilience. Highly recommended.

  8. Vaibhav Kumar –

    I loved the cultural insight, but the narrative structure felt a little confusing at times.

  9. Roshan Kumar Yadav –

    Incredibly moving and thought-provoking. A powerful story.

  10. Nikita Jain –

    A difficult read, but rewarding. The author explores the psychological impact of terrorism effectively.

  11. Bharat Soni –

    The writing was good, but the story was depressing and difficult to get through.

  12. Ankit Singh Gurjar –

    It tackles a tough subject with grace. Some parts were a bit slow, but overall, a worthy read.

  13. Jay Ishwarbhai Sadhu –

    This book was great, but parts of it felt like it was dragging on for too long. Still good though!

  14. Anmol Jha –

    A powerful, albeit disturbing, look at the aftermath of terror. Mahajan’s writing is excellent, but the subject matter is heavy.

  15. Imon Mandal –

    This book is a gem. It changed my perspective on trauma. The writing is beautiful.

  16. Pranjal Kumar –

    While the premise was intriguing, the execution fell flat. I struggled to stay engaged.

  17. Mridul Sharma –

    I was expecting something more fast-paced. The character development was detailed, but the plot dragged.

  18. Naman Gupta –

    The book was well written and interesting, but didn’t blow my mind. Worth reading though.

  19. Sahil Saini –

    It has an important message, though I feel it could have been conveyed more concisely.

  20. Pranjal Dwivedi –

    A difficult read, but important. It offers a unique perspective on the aftermath of violence.

  21. Ajay Kumar Nagar –

    The writing is superb, but the subject matter is deeply unsettling. Be prepared for a challenging read.

  22. Abhishek Kumar –

    I found it difficult to connect with the characters, though the writing was beautiful. The plot felt disjointed.

  23. Vaibhav Aggarwal –

    The book is thought-provoking and well-written. It provides unique perspectives. A bit slow at times.

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