Lucky Everyday By Bapsy Jain
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You escaped miraculously Lucky simply said I am Lucky Everyday Can a name make you luckier than others What we get to see of Lucky s life can never be called a lucky existence As an outcome of her bitter divorce she was forced to flee from Mumbai to New York leaving behind a trail of bitter memories a business which she had nurtured with her sweat blood She tries to start afresh in New York and starts teaching Yoga to prison inmates but the lure passion for high adrenaline life pulls her back into a business with some old associate It is then that her life takes a u turn Life which was turning look up starts throwing unpleasant surprises on her From getting mugged.
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Deceit divorce but in the later part of the book the author springs a surprise on us It isn t a simple book of fighting for your dreams but it is a little bit than that If we talk about negatives of the book there were places where I was bored especially at places where there was spiritual talk Though the principal characters though are well etched but there are small characters which are mere caricatures their actions unexplained Even the ending leaves a lot for your imagination but I guess the author is looking out for a sequel. Lucky everydaylifeteacher However as a whole the writing is taut and by the time the book ends you will feel so much is encompassed in so less pages Slowly the book catches upon you and the twist n turns make the book unputdownable Your heart goes out for Lucky who has been anything but lucky in her life and she still shows a strength which only a woman is capable of As is written somewhere in the bookOne does not choose this kind of life This kind of life chooses you. Lucky Everyday pdf converter To sum it up I will consider it to be an above average book and a nice read for Time pass Bapsy Jain
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Lucky Boyce is anything but lucky in this debut novel As the story opens she has returned from India after a nasty divorce from Vikram Once back in New York she takes on volunteering to teach yoga in the state prison as well as turning another company around. Lucky everydayhealth It is through yoga and her mentor s continued voice in her head that she overcomes obstacles Lucky is resilient and she discovers that friends are one of her strengths no matter who they may appear. Lucky everydaydeals crafts Chocolate mousse is not necessarily a friend though Bapsy Jain I just don t know about this one I get what the author was going for the whole spiritual journey letting go enlightenment shebang but wow what a disjointed downer And for some odd reason this book kept reminding me of Good in Bed and I ve decided there should be a sub class of books REALLY fiction Not to be confused with Mom Fiction REALLY fiction are books where the plot just keeps spiralling down until you find yourself saying Really insert author s name here was that necessary Bapsy Jain The character is well written and her plight sympathetic but the bizarre series of events that makes up the plot is one big pile of WTF Bapsy Jain Typical chick lit moves from one inexplicable yet imminent twist to another Got tiresome after a point Read only if you need drama and entertainment written in half decent fashion Good for little else Bapsy Jain When a lady commented to Lucky Boyce You are lucky today to getting into an affair with a much married man to being falsely implicated for a crime she sees it all All the while her lone strength is the learning s from her friend Shanti Besides the friendship of some prison inmates it is the art of seeing things in perspective and of letting go which keeps Lucky afloat But how long can she survive How will she fight her enemies when she doesn t even know that her enemies exist The book moves from Calcutta to New York to Bombay and back to New York It begins on a note of d j vu Falling in love resistance at home a workaholic couple cheating husband Lucky Boyce feels defeated and desperate for respite Fortunately old friends welcome her to New York where life begins with promise Determined and trying to make a difference she volunteers to teach yoga to prison inmates But with her confidence in question and love starting to surface a series of bizarre events leave Lucky searching once again for answers Is her journey through life destined to be marred by duplicity and betrayal Or does she simply need to overcome her fears and look within for the strength to break free A stunning novel about one woman s struggle toward enlightenment Lucky Everyday blends the principles of yoga with a thoroughly modern take on the quest for a fulfilled life Lucky EverydayLucky Everyday is a philosophical novel about the crooked path toward spiritual enlightenment The novel begins with Lucky volunteering to teach yoga at a men s prison In a swift move backward in time the reader learns about Lucky s previous relationship with a pseudo boyfriend Amay whom she wishes she had married and her disastrous marriage to Viki the glamorous businessman who wanted a traditional wife that Lucky ever would be. Book Lucky everyday dose In a series of seemingly random yet intricately interwoven events Lucky proceeds to learn the spiritual teachings her friend Shanti had embodied those of right thoughts relinquishing one s position one s possessions and one s perception to become one with the universe An excellent modern day philosophical novel on par with the classics such as The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand and The Stranger by Camus Bapsy Jain Book Synopsis Lately Lucky Boyce has been anything but lucky Forced to flee Bombay when her wealthy and charming husband divorces her and squashes her successful entrepreneurial career Lucky feels defeated and desperate for respite Fortunately old friends welcome her to New York where her life begins to breathe promise once again Determined and trying to make a difference she volunteers to teach yoga to prison inmates But just when self esteem and love start to surface a series of bizarre events leave Lucky wondering if her journey through life is marred by duplicity and betrayal Or does she simply need to overcome her fears and look within to find the strength to break free My review Well this book pretty much sucked I thought it might be interesting because it deals a bit with spirituality and yoga I was hoping it would be another Breakfast with Buddha or Eat Pray Love but it was really Oh my gosh what else can go wrong in this chick s life soap opera I hate soap operas At first when things go bad the first time you think man that does suck Then as the fifth sixth and seventh thing go bad I just thought wow is this the whole book One bad thing happens to Lucky over and over and over again The moral of the story gets lost in the crap that surrounds it SPOILER ALERT The end REALLY sucks She goes back to the prison and there s a riot and some guys try to kill her and she just starts fading away and is okay with it WHAT After all that the misleading the lies the betrayal the physically pain and now just when things might get better she gets killed Screw this book Supposedly Bapsy Jain was writing it s sequel but I am soooo not even interested in picking it up especially if it s of the author throwing as much bad stuff as possible at her character And for no real reason either There s not a whole lot of redemption or lessons being learned Or if there is I lost it because I got stuck thinking why in the world am I reading this annoying book As one reviewer put it The character is well written and her plight sympathetic but the bizarre series of events that makes up the plot is one big pile of WTF Bapsy Jain What was it Chick lit about divorcee who rebuilds her life after her crappy marriage falls apart Sort of only in this case Viki got India and Lucky was exiled to the US I ve heard of custody battles but this is ridiculous Or maybe it was a book about finding enlightenment through yoga and a lot of misery There was mystery Mystery and suspense also some courtroom drama Lucky Everyday hit all these genres I DID like it but every once in a while I got whiplash when the plot style changed direction quickquick like Bapsy Jain I enjoyed the story but I m guessing the author s first language isn t English because while the story plot ideas thoughts were great the writing lacked depth and creativity and it read like the first draft of what with better writing and flushed out scenes could have been exciting even gripping But instead it didn t make much of an impact But while the writing style annoyed me the story held my interest Bapsy Jain Maybe I m just in the wrong mood to read this book but I saw nothing new or insightful about it I actually gave up after about 50 pages life is way too short to read books that don t capture my attention by then I didn t care about Lucky or her yoga class or her failed marriage So much of this is subject matter that has been written about over and over again that to make it worth reading it has to be fresh and add something I just didn t get that from this book Bapsy Jain site_link post a comment
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