Book Review : Bankers' Game
Title - Bankers' Game
Author - Ashutosh Mishra
Publisher - Jaico publishing house
Genre - fiction
Pages - 272
Format - paperback
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This is the second book from the author of 'Happiness is all we want' which was superb. And now Banker's Game, a fiction. Firstly, I thought this would be a boring book but slowly it became quite interesting, absolutely a page turner.
Author - Ashutosh Mishra
Publisher - Jaico publishing house
Genre - fiction
Pages - 272
Format - paperback
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.
This is the second book from the author of 'Happiness is all we want' which was superb. And now Banker's Game, a fiction. Firstly, I thought this would be a boring book but slowly it became quite interesting, absolutely a page turner.
The story revolves around Rekha, Amit, Satya and their boss, Nitin struggle to maintain their sanity in the dynamic world of office politics.
Who will win and who will lose?
Who will stay and who will quit?
Who will win and who will lose?
Who will stay and who will quit?
Review -
1) The cover and the title of the book is totally relevant to the content.
2) This book is a tale of greed,lust and redemption which is very well narrated by the author.
3) The author has touched almost all the topics about corporate and banking world. It is a perfect blend of fiction and reality.
4) The corporate world is depicted in a detailed manner. The book explores the sublime dynamics of corporate life.
5) Ample detailing, good backstory and timely suspense has made me glued to the book.
6) The book is divided into 66 chapters which is readers friendly. This book will teach you what you want and what not to do in your professional life.
7) It is a perfect guide for corporate and bank employees.
8) Language used is simple and lucid.
9) Characters are well developed and described by the author.
10) Overall, an awesome and absorbing read.
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Rating - 5/5
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I recommend this book to all.
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Thanks for reading.
2) This book is a tale of greed,lust and redemption which is very well narrated by the author.
3) The author has touched almost all the topics about corporate and banking world. It is a perfect blend of fiction and reality.
4) The corporate world is depicted in a detailed manner. The book explores the sublime dynamics of corporate life.
5) Ample detailing, good backstory and timely suspense has made me glued to the book.
6) The book is divided into 66 chapters which is readers friendly. This book will teach you what you want and what not to do in your professional life.
7) It is a perfect guide for corporate and bank employees.
8) Language used is simple and lucid.
9) Characters are well developed and described by the author.
10) Overall, an awesome and absorbing read.
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Rating - 5/5
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I recommend this book to all.
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Thanks for reading.
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