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Angry Junglee Boss This was hilarious read with interesting topic and funny conversions. I must appreciate author for all those detailed imaginations of workplace, job profiles, different work as per those job roles and technology and machinery used for those work. This zootopia was great fun to read and live through those words. Fox and HB had kicked start their career in "We Feed Ya". The fun begins now. The introduction day was so amazing that I couldn't stop myself to strech one more chapter. Each chapter was a day. It's just two weeks with some twist at last, ofcourse I am not going to tell you that. The best part was different characters. They were so perfectly portrayed by author that I was having clear cut pictures of each one of them in my head. The last part made me laugh out loud like made.  Few may think I am exaggerating but that was my honest response. Which is why I am not even doing the regular review with details as I can't otherwise I

Book: The Black Orphan Author: S.Hussain Zaidi Publisher: HarperCollins Blurb: Review: There are many unknown soldiers protecting us on the border. There are many police officers working hard to make us feel safe in our neighborhoods. There are, I don't know how many, unknown warriors fighting inside and outside our country to neutralize threats to the world, which ultimately affect us. They're never even mentioned as unsung heroes because that's their duty: to remain in the shadows while always protecting us. How many of you knew about the Indian intelligence involvement in finding and hunting Osama Bin Laden? I learned about it from this book. I guess that's the reason why the real unsung heroes are not even discussed by us. Because they have successfully completed their work in stealth mode. But the author was determined to give them a tribute and, more than that, an identity—even in fiction, if it can't be given in facts—at least to make