Review
A person like me can read these type of novels only in 2-3 days but a writer has to give his years to write a novel. Sometimes we just check the rating of novel on internet and think should I read this novel or not or sometimes some friend of us recommend that you must read this novel. Sometimes we starting reading a novel and only after reading 10-15 pages we think oh no its a waste of time, sometimes we can not able to connect to the writer, sometimes we just fall in love with the novel and forgets everything going around while reading it. This novel LIKE IT HAPPENED YESTERDAY reminds me a lot of things about my childhood and while reading this novel I actually thought that some of the incident was like it happened yesterday. Reading this novel is just like watching a movie of our self in our mind and smiling for the stupid things we have done in our childhood or sometimes we smile for no reason. At some points we think if we could go back to the old days.and do such stupid things again. I recommend to the peoples to read this novel and I hope you all will love it. –Dev Singh Jul 24, 2013
Like it happened yesterday is an amazing journey to childhood which I m sure everybody can relate to in one way or the other…written in easy language which adds to its beauty! Loved reading about Ravinder’s experiences –Ritu Lamba Jul 19, 2013
Do not know what is happening to Indian authors. Just few below books are best sellers and people love them. > I too had a love story > Journey of Two Hearts > That’s the we went > Fell in love, ops! Their second books, thirds, fourths…and the biggest flops. The question is about, only the first books are the true stories, rest are just fake and these authors are not able to survive with fiction?? –Rashmi Jain Jul 20, 2013
About the Author
About the Author: Ravinder Singh grew up in a small town in Orissa before he settled in New Delhi. He graduated with an MBA from the Indian School of Business and went on to work in the IT sector for almost eight years. He then focused his career on writing and plays snooker or dances to the beats of the latest Punjabi music, when he’s not working on his next bestseller. Previous works from the author include I Too Had a Love Story and Can Love Happen Twice?
