Romi and Gang
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Unruly and reckless, thirteen-year-old Romi
is the hero of his universe. His great affinity for adventure and the unknown
is shared by his gang - the rascal Sukhi, the deadpan Sunny, the naΓ―ve Golu and
his blood brother, Kim.
When legendary Kim disappears from Mauji,
it is left to the four to conquer the maidan with cricket and the world with
their wits.Β Of course, they must prepare for responsibility in between and,
one day, go after Kim.
'A piquant tale of chasing your dreams and
a reminder that there is some innocence left in everyone. It is a must read for
all!'- The Hindu
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Tushar Raheja (born 1984) is a young Indian storyteller and researcher based in Delhi. His first book Anything for you, Maam, a comedy, was published in 2006 while he was an undergrad student in college. His writing was compared to P. G. Wodehouse by The Hindu and The Times of India and went on to achieve massive success. It has remained on the national best-selling charts since the time it was published. Raheja chose not to climb on the bandwagon of formulaic books but instead devoted himself to mathematical research and the study of narration. Romi and Gang (published July 2013 by Pirates), previously titled Run Romi Run is only his second book in the market. The book about the unalloyed dreams of the young in the Indian hinterland revolves around cricket. It has been praised by The Hindu, Hindustan Times, The Daily Telegraph among other publications. Raheja is one of the few authors in India to combine widespread popularity with critical acclaim. (from Wikipedia)
