The Sly Company Of People Who Care
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The Sly Company Of People Who Care

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Dive into Rahul Bhattacharya’s captivating novel, “The Sly Company of People Who Care.” Follow a young journalist’s transformative journey through Guyana’s vibrant landscape. Explore themes of self-discovery, cultural immersion, and the allure of the unknown in this richly detailed narrative. Published by Penguin Books India.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780143418795
  • Publisher: Penguin
  • Publisher Imprint: Penguin
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0143418793
  • Publisher Date: 2012
  • Binding: Paperback

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for The Sly Company Of People Who Care

  1. Surya Kant Vashisht –

    I loved the vivid imagery and the sense of place. It did get bogged down in details at times, but it was worth sticking with.

  2. Debayan Maji –

    Enjoyed the cultural exploration. Some sections were too descriptive, slowing the pace. Overall, a good book if you like travel narratives.

  3. Shivani Singh –

    I had mixed feelings on this book. It felt long at times, but the description of Guyana made this book special and unique.

  4. Sumedh Yeshwant Bhandare –

    Absolutely stunning descriptions of Guyana. A bit too much description and not enough plot for my personal preference, though.

  5. Indermohan Singh Sihota –

    This book is a gem. The author’s storytelling ability shines through. However, I wish there was more plot to go with the great character.

  6. Mridul Sharma –

    I am so glad that I read this. This gave me insight into the country. I think I would visit now! I highly suggest you read.

  7. Akash Gupta –

    Enjoyable exploration of Guyana’s culture. I learned a lot. It felt long, but not boring. Would read another book from him!

  8. Mayank Gupta –

    This book is a must-read. Bhattacharya’s ability to tell a story is wonderful. I wish there was more background about the country.

  9. Pushpak Aggarwal –

    A slow, but beautiful journey through Guyana. The plot was a bit thin, but the writing is worth experiencing if you like slow books.

  10. Aman Kumawat –

    I love the book. I enjoyed the book from beginning to end, and wish there was more. I will read another book by this author.

  11. Sheik Mohammed Bilal –

    A bit slow, but the descriptions of Guyana are amazing! The main character’s journey was interesting, but not always engaging.

  12. Rudraksh Ravikiran Kornule –

    A beautiful, meandering read. Bhattacharya’s prose is stunning, though the plot felt a bit loose at times. Still, a worthwhile journey.

  13. Pratham Ahuja –

    The writing is excellent, and the atmosphere is incredible. The story felt unfocused at times, and did not have a direction.

  14. Saumya –

    It was interesting to read a book based in Guyana. I am glad the author gave many details. I wish I knew more about the main character.

  15. Rahul Raj –

    Bhattacharya paints a beautiful picture of Guyana. A bit too slow for my taste, but the writing is undeniable great.

  16. Mridul Sharma –

    Beautifully written, but incredibly slow. I struggled to finish it. The descriptions, however, were excellent and unique.

  17. Aniket Sahu –

    Loved the setting and the author’s style. The plot could have been tighter. Still, a good read if you enjoy travel narratives.

  18. Yashu Priya –

    The plot wasn’t super strong, but Bhattacharya’s writing style is so engaging and beautiful that I enjoyed the journey a lot.

  19. Gowtham Nallampalli –

    Immersive and evocative! I felt like I was right there in Guyana. The characters were well-developed, but sometimes it dragged.

  20. Arin Jain –

    The descriptions of Guyana are what make this book special. The story was okay. I would recommend it to a reader who likes to travel.

  21. Shristi Manoj Kejriwal –

    A mixed bag for me. The cultural immersion was great, but I found the main character unlikeable. It was a unique story!

  22. Sahil Khadane –

    The writing is gorgeous, and the atmosphere is intoxicating. I loved learning about Guyana, but the story lacked a strong focus.

  23. Pranjul Dwivedi –

    Good, but not great. It kept my interest, but could have kept my interest better. I think there could have been more character.

  24. Ayush Rai –

    A beautifully written book that transports you to Guyana! The story itself could have been a bit more engaging. A solid read!

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