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Dive into the chaotic world of St. Xavier’s with Aman, a student struggling to adapt to a new high-pressure school. From plunging grades to snickering classmates, Aman’s life takes a downward spiral. Will his unexpected friendship with Shubho, a boy with a killer backhand, help him navigate the highs and lows of adolescence? Experience the pranks, exams, friendships, and fights in this crisp and funny tale of school life and the unlikely heroes we find along the way. “Potato Chips” is a fresh and relatable story for anyone who’s ever felt like a small fish in a big pond.
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Shobha Kiran –
Charming and relatable. “Potato Chips” is a sweet story about finding your place.
Ravi Yadav –
I didn’t enjoy it much, not my type of genre but story was okay.
Shubham Mishra –
Not bad, but not great either. I thought some part was okay but some part was dragging.
Pushpam Raj –
Absolutely loved it! The characters were well-developed and the storyline kept me hooked till the end. Highly recommend!
Aman Kumar Sah –
A fun, quick read about school life and friendship. The characters were quite charming.
Parakh Agrawal –
A sweet story with some really fun moments. Enjoyed the read!
Vaishnavi Kandwal –
Absolutely brilliant! A well-written and thought-provoking book that will stay with you long after you finish reading.
Robin Bohat –
A fun and engaging story. I especially loved the quirky characters.
Prakash Kumar Singh –
Fantastic book! The author really captured the essence of school life. I couldn’t put it down.
Aditi Singh –
Light, funny, and easy to read. ‘Potato Chips’ is a perfect choice for anyone who wants to unwind.
Sumit Bansal –
A lighthearted and fun read! “Potato Chips” brought back memories of my own school days. Aman’s struggles were very relatable.
Aman Chouksey –
Found it a bit boring in parts, but the ending was satisfying.
Rushali N M –
I liked the humor, but the story felt a bit rushed. Still, a pleasant read!
Adarsh Singh –
It was okay. The writing was fine, but nothing really stood out.
Pragun Jain –
One of the best books I’ve read this year! A heartwarming tale of friendship and self-discovery.
Sanjana Srivastava –
This book made me laugh and cry. A beautiful story about friendship and overcoming challenges. A must-read!
Sahil Saini –
A sweet and simple story about friendship. Perfect for a quick, feel-good read.
Asit Kislay –
It was fine, but not memorable. I probably won’t remember it next week.
Radhika Jain –
Enjoyed the humor, but the plot felt a little predictable at times. Overall, a decent read for a lazy afternoon.
Abhinav Abhinav –
Incredible! The author’s writing style is captivating. I was completely engrossed in Aman’s journey.