In See you Shortly, two friends Anamika and Anita get around to playing basketball even though their coach insists that someone as short as Anita is not fit for the same. This does not deter the girls though, and the friends come up with a working plan to not only defy the odds, but also stun their coach into acceptance.They called her Fats is the story of Fatima Whitbread who went to win Olympic Wholesale Electronic Lighters Manufacturers bronze and silver medal and later, in 1987, the World Championship in the field of javelin throw.Fatima emerges from being a sulky, dour, highly disliked loner to a great champion. Her nightmare of a childhood is turned around when her coach and adoptive mother observes her predilection for javelin throw.In Jason Jamison and I two boys are brought together or rather pitted against each other by tennis. However, being competitors does not necessarily mean antagonism and soon the two boys have personal moments where each opens up to the other. Finally, they cement their friendship by agreeing to join hands for the doubles match.Anand also touches upon the teen pains of being brought up in disturbed household, the fear of divorce, their kinship for animals, among others.In a lighter vein Susu attempts to evoke the humour arising out of being in a different land and learning a new language.Anand’s keeps the language simple and, in fact, repeatedly uses their parlance to talk to them. The language lacks sophistication, poetry and is peppered with Indianese (your typical Indian English). Let’s say it’s a book exclusively written keeping teenagers in mind. Adults have no business here.
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