Good things come in small packages. It's really awesome to get lost in the maze created by labyrinth. This book is simply great. I'll say must read. This book brings something new and fresh. The simplicity of the stories is an additional feather on the crown. I really got chance to read some new genres for the first time.
Some stories need special mention here such as "I'll be back", "Mortified" and "The Day of Battle".
However, there are some which could have missed such as "Bagheera Log Huts" and "The Labyrinth".
Almost all of the stories have a pinch of thrill. The turns of events in the story creates a labyrinth and make you keep guessing for next. At the same time every event is nicely connected to the earlier and next ones. Overall the book is easy to read and it doesn't take much time to complete it. The best part is after completing one story, crave for more will be increased.
However there are instances where author seems to put an extra effort to make story ("Bagheera Log Huts") full of events, which could have been avoided. In fact those events create confusion in the story, make it over-stretched and inspire us to avoid it.
There are stories, which has very expected turns of events such as "Farming on Facebook", nonetheless OK to read.
It is worth to mention that “Sym – World” by Aditya Chincholi has potential to get converted to a full fledged independent novel.
Overall, a great effort and initiative by litizen.com and Rishabh Chaturvedi.
Some stories need special mention here such as "I'll be back", "Mortified" and "The Day of Battle".
However, there are some which could have missed such as "Bagheera Log Huts" and "The Labyrinth".
Almost all of the stories have a pinch of thrill. The turns of events in the story creates a labyrinth and make you keep guessing for next. At the same time every event is nicely connected to the earlier and next ones. Overall the book is easy to read and it doesn't take much time to complete it. The best part is after completing one story, crave for more will be increased.
However there are instances where author seems to put an extra effort to make story ("Bagheera Log Huts") full of events, which could have been avoided. In fact those events create confusion in the story, make it over-stretched and inspire us to avoid it.
There are stories, which has very expected turns of events such as "Farming on Facebook", nonetheless OK to read.
It is worth to mention that “Sym – World” by Aditya Chincholi has potential to get converted to a full fledged independent novel.
Overall, a great effort and initiative by litizen.com and Rishabh Chaturvedi.
