India's Greatest Short Stories

There are a lot of typos in the print but I overlooked it simply because the stories are far too interesting to read. But still the publisher needs to keep that in mind.Some stories I have read and some I haven't. Reading them I realised that times were way simpler then. We have forgotten or should I say let go off the habit of engaging with directly with people. Speaking directly with someone is more enriching than texting. I just read Kabuliwala today and I was taken down memory lane when I read it in school. Again, a request to the publishers: please proof read the book again.

it's a good book

such a great collection of moving stories, just so that we fall in love, tears, and laughter a few pages apart. I'm glad that i believed my instincts. the book is the doorway to bigger decisions in following a writer's work further. one of the best collections of stories available. though i dont remember the rate of course, i do remember it was cheap enough so that i chose it! anyway, to those who are looking forward to own I, a BIG F A T yes. happy reading =)

Seems to have been translated by a cheap software and not checked by a capable proof-reader.The stories are excellent, nevertheless

Very nice book with good collection of stories.

Yet to read

The English translations of the actual work is horrible.Lots of errors. Please do not buy it .

Some of the stories have typos puts you off but overall a decent bouquet of stories.