Cobalt Blue | Litsy

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Intro

Book Launch: The Big Book of Stuff by E Peecow
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Weekly highlights

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Cobalt Blue by Sachin Kundalkar, Jerry Pinto (Translator)

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AkashPhoenix

Cobalt Blue: A Novel | Sachin Kundalkar

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Nice read. Is written very differently from other books I've read. The books has a power which grips you while you go through the turmoil of both Tanay and Anuja. Takes Indian literary work to a total different level. Kudos.

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ShelfRighteous This book is originally written in my mother tongue! I hope to read it sometime soonš 5y

AkashPhoenix A must read @ShelfRighteous ! I've heard this book is a treat in Marathi! I have devoted October to India Authors and this is what I started with. 5y

ShelfRighteous @AkashPhoenix Wow! It has been really long since I read Marathi books. I need to find this asapš¤© 5y

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ChaitanyaSethi

Cobalt Blue: A Novel | Sachin Kundalkar

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Tanay and Anuja, brother and sister, fall for their paying guest. He remains nameless throughout, a mystery to the reader too. He, too reciprocates the love of both siblings. When he decides to elope with Anuja, all hell breaks loose on their middle class Indian family.
Deeply moving. Melancholic. Profound. Evoked a lot of sadness in me.
Very underrated book.
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ChaitanyaSethi

Cobalt Blue: A Novel | Sachin Kundalkar

Both Tanay and Anuja, brother and sister fall for their mysterious and handsome tenant. He is quiet, smart, and obviously alluring. But when he runs away with Anuja, it tears the family apart. This book has such an air of melancholic despondence. Full of heartbreak and sadness.

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