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- By Iram Hussain
- Wed, 25 Sep 2024 08:49 AM (IST)
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Twinkle Khanna, a renowned Bollywood actress and bestselling author effortlessly juggles both worlds, mesmerising audiences with her captivating performances and thought-provoking writings. The witty wordsmith behind 'Mrs. Funnybones' shines with a passion for reading that rivals her love for writing. The actress devours books across genres, from humorous tales to inspiring self-help. What sets Twinkle apart is her creative candour as she weaves humour and vulnerability into her stories. Her sharp insights on life, love and feminism make her a standout voice. With each turn of the page, Twinkle's unique perspectives challenge and delight readers.
As a columnist, novelist and voracious reader, Twinkle Khanna embodies the perfect blend of wit, wisdom and creative genius. Here are five best books recommended by the actress that you must read to expand your mind.
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Twinkle Khanna's Book Recommendations
Qabar
'Qabar' by Krishna Meera is a haunting tale of love, loss and redemption. Set in Kashmir, this poignant novel explores the complexities of human relationships amidst conflict. The actress recommends this evocative narrative for its raw emotion and lyrical prose.
The God Of Small Things
'The God of Small Things' by Arundhati Roy is a mesmerising tale of twins Rahel and Estha's childhood in Kerala. This Booker Prize-winning novel masterfully weaves family secrets, social hierarchy and tragic love, exploring India's complexities with lyrical prose and profound emotional depth, leaving readers spellbound.
If It Bleeds
'If It Bleeds' by Stephen King is a gripping collection of four novellas. This masterful blend of suspense and psychological insight explores the darker side of human nature. From espionage to small-town mysteries, King's razor-sharp storytelling will keep you on the edge, questioning the true cost of survival.
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Less
'Less' by Andrew Sean Greer is a witty and poignant novel about love, loss and self-discovery. Arthur Less, a fading novelist embarks on a global journey to escape heartbreak and only to find himself confronting his past, identity and the search for meaning in this Pulitzer Prize-winning satire.
Burnt Sugar
'Burnt Sugar' by Avni Doshi is a haunting and intimate novel which explores the complex relationship between mother and daughter. In this breathtaking debut, a daughter grapples with her mother's fading memory and her own tangled emotions, unravelling secrets and lies in a poignant portrayal of love, loss and identity.