Mayank Bhatt (21 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sharad, in Bombay, is an unassuming, accommodating sort, who winds up almost casually in various situations as he grows up. His story begins in childhood with the suicide of his father, and the immediate mental breakdown of his mother. Brought up by his grandmother, he grows up to become a nonconforming open-minded journalist involved in Bombay's union and communal politics. After several not-very-exciting jobs and relationships he marries an Indo-Canadian woman, Gunjun, from Toronto whom he meets via a photo and emails. He moves to Canada knowing almost nothing about the country and subsequently struggles with jobs, marriage, identity, and the weather. A vivid existential novel about an uncomfortable uncompromising new Canadian. A vivid existential novel about an uncomfortable uncompromising new Canadian. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - How many wrong choices does it take to break a perfect boy And how many secrets can one friendship hide Anvit always believed he had everything under control - a balanced life, a steady heart, and friendships that felt unshakeable. But all it takes is one week, one girl, and one terrible mistake to turn his world into something he no longer recognises.What starts as a harmless emotional distraction becomes a spiral of anxiety, overthinking, broken trust, and a desperate need to fix what never should have been broken. Deleted chats. Unsent messages. Sleepless nights. Silent guilt. And one unexpected confession that flips the entire story on its head.But Anvit soon learns he wasn't the only one hurting.Bunny - the boy who laughs the loudest, protects the hardest, and hides the deepest - finally reveals a truth he has carried for seven years.A quiet love story no one saw coming.A heartbreak that never screamed, never demanded attention.But lived inside him like a slow, burning wound.And when Bunny's truth comes out, Anvit realises something chilling: He has only witnessed the beginning.Almost Loved - Volume 1 is a raw, emotional coming-of-age narrative about friendship, longing, fear, and the irreversible mistakes that shape us. It explores the softness of being young, the ache of wanting someone who does not want you back, and the unspoken battles even the closest friends never see.Just when Anvit thinks the chapter has closed.He discovers that Bunny's storyis only opening its first page.Volume 2 holds the secrets.Volume 2 holds the heartbreak.Volume 2 holds Bunny.For readers who enjoy intense friendships, emotional realism, and endings that leave you breathless for the next book. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. How many wrong choices does it take to break a perfect boy?And how many secrets can one friendship hide?Anvit always believed he had everything under control - a balanced life, a steady heart, and friendships that felt unshakeable. But all it takes is one week, one girl, and one terrible mistake to turn his world into something he no longer recognises.What starts as a harmless emotional distraction becomes a spiral of anxiety, overthinking, broken trust, and a desperate need to fix what never should have been broken. Deleted chats. Unsent messages. Sleepless nights. Silent guilt. And one unexpected confession that flips the entire story on its head.But Anvit soon learns he wasn't the only one hurting.Bunny - the boy who laughs the loudest, protects the hardest, and hides the deepest - finally reveals a truth he has carried for seven years.A quiet love story no one saw coming.A heartbreak that never screamed, never demanded attention.But lived inside him like a slow, burning wound.And when Bunny's truth comes out, Anvit realises something chilling: He has only witnessed the beginning.Almost Loved - Volume 1 is a raw, emotional coming-of-age narrative about friendship, longing, fear, and the irreversible mistakes that shape us. It explores the softness of being young, the ache of wanting someone who does not want you back, and the unspoken battles even the closest friends never see.Just when Anvit thinks the chapter has closed.He discovers that Bunny's storyis only opening its first page.Volume 2 holds the secrets.Volume 2 holds the heartbreak.Volume 2 holds Bunny.For readers who enjoy intense friendships, emotional realism, and endings that leave you breathless for the next book. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sharad, in Bombay, is an unassuming, accommodating sort, who winds up almost casually in various situations as he grows up. His story begins in childhood with the suicide of his father, and the immediate mental breakdown of his mother. Brought up by his grandmother, he grows up to become a nonconforming open-minded journalist involved in Bombay's union and communal politics. After several not-very-exciting jobs and relationships he marries an Indo-Canadian woman, Gunjun, from Toronto whom he meets via a photo and emails. He moves to Canada knowing almost nothing about the country and subsequently struggles with jobs, marriage, identity, and the weather. A vivid existential novel about an uncomfortable uncompromising new Canadian. A vivid existential novel about an uncomfortable uncompromising new Canadian. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Sharad, in Bombay, is an unassuming, accommodating sort, who winds up almost casually in various situations as he grows up. His story begins in childhood with the suicide of his father, and the immediate mental breakdown of his mother. Brought up by his grandmother, he grows up to become a nonconforming open-minded journalist involved in Bombay's union and communal politics. After several not-very-exciting jobs and relationships he marries an Indo-Canadian woman, Gunjun, from Toronto whom he meets via a photo and emails. He moves to Canada knowing almost nothing about the country and subsequently struggles with jobs, marriage, identity, and the weather. A vivid existential novel about an uncomfortable uncompromising new Canadian. A vivid existential novel about an uncomfortable uncompromising new Canadian. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorMayank Bhatt immigrated to Toronto in 2008 from Mumbai (Bombay), where he worked as a journalist. His short stories have been published in TOK 5: Writing the New Toronto and Canadian Voices II. In Canada he ha.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. How many wrong choices does it take to break a perfect boy?And how many secrets can one friendship hide?Anvit always believed he had everything under control - a balanced life, a steady heart, and friendships that felt unshakeable. But all it takes is one week, one girl, and one terrible mistake to turn his world into something he no longer recognises.What starts as a harmless emotional distraction becomes a spiral of anxiety, overthinking, broken trust, and a desperate need to fix what never should have been broken. Deleted chats. Unsent messages. Sleepless nights. Silent guilt. And one unexpected confession that flips the entire story on its head.But Anvit soon learns he wasn't the only one hurting.Bunny - the boy who laughs the loudest, protects the hardest, and hides the deepest - finally reveals a truth he has carried for seven years.A quiet love story no one saw coming.A heartbreak that never screamed, never demanded attention.But lived inside him like a slow, burning wound.And when Bunny's truth comes out, Anvit realises something chilling: He has only witnessed the beginning.Almost Loved - Volume 1 is a raw, emotional coming-of-age narrative about friendship, longing, fear, and the irreversible mistakes that shape us. It explores the softness of being young, the ache of wanting someone who does not want you back, and the unspoken battles even the closest friends never see.Just when Anvit thinks the chapter has closed.He discovers that Bunny's storyis only opening its first page.Volume 2 holds the secrets.Volume 2 holds the heartbreak.Volume 2 holds Bunny.For readers who enjoy intense friendships, emotional realism, and endings that leave you breathless for the next book. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …