@HTBrunch Book 3: Crime patrol by Annup Sonii. He has hosted the popular real-life-based crime show Crime Patrol since 2010 and he became so popular among viewers as the host of the show. This book tells it all. #brunchbookchallenge
'@HTBRUNCH: Book 67:Bestseller by Ahmed Faiyaz. Akshay Saxena, an out of work editor of a defunct literary magazine in the UK, is told to move to India for a year to help shore up the value of Kalim. #BrunchBookChallenge#BrunchBookChallenge2019
@HTBrunch Book 66: My cricketing years: Ajit Wadekar. Ajit Wadekar's book is written neither at the end of his career nor is it controversial. It is a straightforward book from a straightforward player. #BrunchBookChallenge#BrunchBookChallenge2019
@HTBrunch Book 65: Besharam by Priya Alika Elias. Besharam is a book on young Indian women and how to be one, written from the author's personal experience in several countries. #brunchbookchallenge#brunchbookchallenge2019
@HTBrunch Book 64: The anatomy of a sting by Bhupen Patel. A journalist's account of his most exciting sting operations. Bhupen Patel has conducted many undercover operations over the course of his career.#BrunchBookChallenge#BrunchBookChallenge2019
@HTBrunch Book 63: Monk who sold his Ferrari by Robin Sharma. A Fable About Fulfilling Your Dreams and Reaching Your Destiny
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari is an inspiring tale that provides a step-by-step approach to expressing. #BrunchBookChallenge#BrunchBookChallenge2019
@HTBrunch Book 62: India after Gandhi by Ramchandra Guha. Ramachandra Guha was born in Dehradun in 1958 and educated in Delhi and Calcutta. He has taught at the universities of Oslo and Stanford. #BrunchBookChallenge#BrunchBookChallenge2019