Invisible Lines
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Invisible Lines

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SKU: 9789350290712

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Experience the turmoil of 1971 through Zebunnessa’s eyes in “Invisible Lines” by Ruby Zaman (ISBN: 9789350290712). Born in East Bengal to a Bihari father and Sylheti mother, her idyllic life shatters as war erupts, dividing a nation and tearing families apart. Witness the birth of Bangladesh and its devastating consequences in this powerful and evocative debut novel.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789350290712
  • Publisher: HarperCollins India
  • Publisher Imprint: HarperCollins India
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 9350290715
  • Publisher Date: 2011
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 320

23 reviews for Invisible Lines

  1. Sanchita Agarwal –

    It was easy to get into the book, and the characters felt real. A must read for people who enjoy history.

  2. Dev Shukla –

    A decent read, providing a different perspective on the events of . The ending felt a little rushed, though.

  3. Vipin Kumar –

    While the plot had potential, the execution fell short. I found it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story.

  4. Mohit Jain –

    A truly remarkable read, offering a unique perspective on a pivotal moment in history!.

  5. Sourav Bhola –

    Invisible Lines is a poignant story, but I found the pacing a bit slow at times. Overall, a worthwhile read about a difficult period.

  6. Prashant –

    Good book. It felt a little slow in parts, but overall an easy read. Would recommend to anyone

  7. Vishakh Aditya Dhingra –

    The book made me think and it was a heartbreaking story. A great read that would be interesting to many people.

  8. Vinit Yadav –

    A heartbreaking look at . Zebunnessa’s experiences are vividly portrayed. Some parts were hard to read, but important.

  9. Priyanshu Ranjan –

    A fantastic story about real life events. The book really made me think about the impact of war.

  10. Prachi Charde –

    I enjoyed learning about this period of history. The writing was good, but I didn’t fully connect with the characters.

  11. Yatharth Mangla –

    Invisible Lines gave an interesting perspective on the war. It was an overall good read.

  12. Panchal Sakshi Ramesh –

    Invisible Lines’ did a good job to put me in the period and the location described

  13. Saumya Sharma –

    I struggled to get into this book at first, but I’m glad I persevered. It’s a well-written and important story.

  14. Parth Bansal –

    This book is powerful. The author did a great job painting a picture of the war and its effect. Recommend it.

  15. Abhishek Mittal –

    The story was interesting, but I wish there was more depth to the characters. Still, a good historical fiction novel.

  16. Alvin Clin Narzary –

    An emotional and heartfelt story. The book kept me entertained, and I never wanted to put it down.

  17. Abhay Kumar Maurya –

    An amazing story of perseverance and hardship, but it needs a little more details to keep my attention

  18. Apurva Chaudhary –

    Invisible Lines is a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Highly recommended!

  19. Himanshi Wadhwa –

    Although the story was interesting, I did not like the writing style, and I don’t think it captured the characters.

  20. Kumar Nilmani –

    This book was not my favorite. I liked the overall premise, but it felt too slow, and i never cared for the characters

  21. Chahat –

    Ruby Zaman’s debut is impressive. ‘Invisible Lines’ is a moving and thought-provoking novel about a tumultuous time.

  22. Jai –

    A heartbreaking story! I felt really attached to the main character. Definitely something that is worth a read

  23. Sweta Gautam –

    Invisible Lines is a must-read. Ruby Zaman beautifully captures the human cost of war and displacement. Highly recommend!

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