It Happens: Stories of Human Relationships by Bhaswar Mukherjee

It Happens: Stories of Human Relationships 

by Bhaswar Mukherjee

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My Ratings 4.5/5

Synopsis
What is it that can be your strength, your weakness, your nemesis, or your identity? Relationships. It happenstance of human relationships is a collection about people and their interactions that define the world we live in, either themselves or in the manner they influence us. These stories will make you live the characters and experience their relationships. You can almost reach out and touch someone familiar, remember a similar guilt or a deep Sigh, a know-it-all smirk or a wide smile. So, go ahead, immerse yourself, and let your emotions go on a roller-coaster ride. And prepare to get surprised.

My Thoughts
The relationship between two people or groups is the way in which they feel and behave towards each other. Human beings are social animals, and most of us yearn for close relationships with other people. Relationships require a lot of work and a lot of communication, but it can still be hard to understand what the other person is thinking. It Happens: Stories of Human Relationships by Bhaswar Mukherjee will help you figure out where you stand in a relationship with another person. It can also help you understand the types of relationships as well as help you know the signs of a healthy relationship of any kind.

Fascinating, well written stories about complex relationships. Challenging and heart rending some of them. Makes you read it again, even after reading it sufficiently thorouguly. 

It Happens: Stories of Human Relationships is a collection of short stories. There is something utterly mysterious about these stories-stories that are poignant yet surreal. This collection is all about people and the debth of the relationship they are involved in, logic or imagination stories revolve around all the humanly emotions.

And love is love, isn't it? imaginative or all, we all are intoxicated by that emotion that makes or breaks our world. 

Would I read it again? - why, yes. I loved the experience of reading it. And I will read it again to understand it better, to fall more in love with the book and to put my own imagination to work on how each story ends and understanding the meaning of relationships better.

Highly Recommended!

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