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A Hundred Little Flames

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A Hundred Little Flames

Written by: Preeti Shenoy
Narrated by: Aswin Varrier
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Sometimes, a journey back is a step forward.

When 26-year-old Ayan is sent to live with his grumpy old grandfather Gopal Shanker in a tiny village in Kerala, he is understandably devastated. What can a sleepy, idyllic village without even internet connectivity offer a young man?

©2017 Preeti Shenoy (P)2019 Audible, Inc.
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A touching story of Muthachen beautifully woven around his various life experience. My eyes were wet many times. Thanks Preeti Shenoy for this wonderful story.
and even better was the soulful rendition by Aswin Varrier. He gave life to every scene so well that I was transported to actually witness them. A must read/hear

Amazing story and beautiful narration

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It was really a great book, Actually inspired me to start my own dairy. Great Story and Narration .

Different but Good

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Just loved it. It was so engrossing, found difficult to stop reading. There is also an underlying message that was very beautifully conveyed.

Excellent story telling !!

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I felt like I was there. It's very emotional when viyan reading the dairy.

Great love story!

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The places..the characters. all relatable... Being a keralite, each dialogue and instance in the story were totally relatable.

RELATABLE.

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