Book Review: The Celestial Hunt

I have always liked a book that is not only a good read but also an educator. This book is one of them.

Sip on some nice coffee by the window with this book in the other hand to make it a perfect evening.

At times it might make you think and you might feel like re-reading a page to make the concept seep in, but the way it makes you stick to it, is what makes a book, a good one.

So what do you think happens after life? Can we change it? How can you get to know the unknown?

We are just a small part of this universe that compiles innumerable things. What are we searching for? What is this life all about? The Celestial Hunt, name itself makes you curious to know what is inside.

The story basically revolves around a student, his teacher, his father and a book named Providential Psyches. Koushik, the student finds out that his father’s huge personal library accommodated this book and he sneaks in to get it for his teacher, Jaidev. Somehow, when both of them plan to read it together, the book is lost. They try finding it, but in vain. They decide to travel a place where they might find this book, but an accident stops them from doing so. Koushik is sent back home and Jaidev continues his journey of finding the precious book.

What happens next will amaze you! The education part comes in when the book starts talking about the historic events, which can be enjoyed particularly by a reader interested in the genre.

The characters are well portrayed and the simple and easy language helps you imagine the story easily.

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About Shruti Nair

I work with Digital Upstarts as a Senior Copywriter & absolutely love the buzz in & around Social Media & Technology. There was a time when gadgets annoyed me and now I cannot live without getting my hands on the latest ones. Not a freak but the curiosity to know what new have the humans come up with, keeps me glued to the technology that hits the market every second day. I have been doing crazy stuff like selling off the current iPhone to get the latest launch-to-buying gadgets that I might never use. It’s all about satisfaction and sending your curiosity bug to sleep & prepare it to pop up with full energy the next time it hears about something new. For original reviews on technology with some humor hovering around it, keep watching this space!