| Title | : | The Manila Envelope |
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| Rating | : | |
| ISBN | : | - |
| ISBN-10 | : | 9789384315344 |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | ebook |
| Number of Pages | : | 120 |
| Publication | : | First published January 1, 2021 |
What was there in this envelope? And why did he leave it with her?
This story takes you through a whirlwind of regrets, forgiveness, love and compassion as she sets off on a stimulating journey.
The Manila Envelope Reviews
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Ipshita is a young oncologist who works in a hospital in Delhi. Although now she lived in a city yet her heart was in countryside. She was survived by her mother, her father passed away when she was young.
Her Boss is Dr. Harsh Dutta who is an extremely serious person. Mr. Rakesh Tripathi was an well known angel investor. When he fell sick he went to the hospital to get himself checked up. Some tests were done which revealed that he had cancer. Ipshita broke the news to him. It wasn't easy for Mr. Tripathi to digest the news. Although he left Ipshita's office with a bang leaving his wallet behind, he sat on the stairs of the hospital as he was on the verge of breaking down. Ipshita came after him and saw that he was having panic attack. She helped him out of it.
Later on they started a treatment plan. Mr. Tripathi and Ipshita spent a lot of time together but they knew their boundaries. For Ipshita Mr. Tripathi was a friend and father. Inspite of a good cancer treatment plan and a disciplined life led by Mr. Tripathy, his condition deteriorated and one day he passed away.
Mr. Tripathy once told Ipshita he had a death wish. The day he died, Ipshita was given some letters which was Mr. Tripathy's wish that Ipshita should deliver. There was also a letter for her.
Whom were those letters for?
What did Mr. Tripathy write in the letter which was for Ipshita?
Her life is going to change. How?
Read and find out. I can assure one thing that it will be an emotional journey for the readers. A lot of revelations would be made, a lot of things would come back. I lot of regrets would pierce the heart.
This book is written with a lot of emotions. If I could give more than 5, I would have. -
"The Manila Envelope" by Rashmi Singh is a book which is based on fictional genre. This read is perfectly blended with emotions like love, care, regrets, forgiveness and a lot of twisting turns that will keep you hooked until you turn the last page of this read.
The story revolves around a young lady named, Ipshita and her unpredictable life. She was 29years old and a doctor by profession. She lost her father and was living with her mother. She was handling the case of Mr. Rakesh Tripaathi who was diagnosed with cancer which broke him completely.
As Ipshita, spent most of her time with Rakesh she got close with him. She found her father cum friend in him. But destiny demanded something else. He died. But there was something which he handed over to Ipshita before his death? What was it? What will happen next? Grab your copies and go through this wonderful tale.
Now, coming on the book cover, it's bright and attractive. The title was well-suited and searched. The writing style of the author was pretty engaging and rich. The pace was good as it was a short read. The narrations were apt. All the characters were strongly built.
Overall, a great read and will definitely recommend. -
| BOOK REVIEW | - 🍁 The Book, The Manila Envelope By Spriha Mathur, is a Fictional Story.
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🍁 The Book is Divided in to Eighteen chapters. The Plot of the Story moves forward Gradually with each Chapter.
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🍁 The story Revolves around an envelope which Rakesh Tripathi leaves behind after his Death. The character named Ipshita, who is a 29 year old doctor was handling Rakesh Tripathi as he was a cancer patient. Rakesh has shared the secret about the envelope with Ipshita. Read this amazing story and get to know why Rakesh left the envelope for Ipshita and also about what Ipshita does with the envelope.
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🍁 The Plot of the Story is An Intriguing. The Author has Narrated Scenes in a Well - Paced Manner. The Storyline moves Forward with a Fast - Paced Style. The Imagination of the Author Behind the Story is An Impeccable. The Execution of that Imagination is Done by the Author in An Amazing Manner.
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🍁 The Author Has Written the Story in an Impressive Manner. The Author Has Narrated All the Scenes Wonderfully with a Gripping Pace. The Story Is Written with an Impressive Writing Style.
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🍁 The Language of the Book Is Lucid. The Writing Style of the Book Is Gripping. The Cover of the Book Is Captivating. The Title of the Book Is an Intriguing.
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| PERSONAL INSIGHT | - 🌸 I Enjoyed Reading the Book as the Story Is an Intriguing. The Book Is a Good Read for Someone Who Likes to Read Contemporary Fictional Stories. -
Book Review !
•BOOK TITLE : The Manila Envelope
•AUTHOR : Dr. Spriha Mathur & Rashmi Singh
The plot of this book is as interesting as it's title ! 'The Manila Envelope' takes you through a journey of ups and downs of a doctor who is engrossed dedicatedly in her work but somewhere she fails to enjoy the little blessings in life. The unexpected rollercoaster ride just via the letters of the Manila Envelope is the climax of this beautiful book. This book might be a short-read however the lessons it teaches are life-long. The delicacy of nature intricated with human emotions is splendid to read. Every individual who seeks peace, positivity and ability to forgive should embark on this self-revealing journey which this book offers in subtle ways which enclose profound elucidation. Totally recommended for those who seek a mini-vacation from their routine lives !
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Simple Story with a Powerful Message. That is what I felt after reading this book. When I finished reading this book, although there was satisfaction, I had many emotions.
The story starts with Ipshita who is a junior resident doctor. Who had moved to Delhi from the countryside?. She has a mother waiting for her back home. Her patients love her as she has a very good relationship with each of them. She meets Mr. Rakesh Tripathy who is an investor but has cancer. Although they don't start on a good note, they bond very well with each other later on. They were friends yet they shared a father-daughter bond. They respected each other's boundaries. In spite of all the possible treatment given to Mr. Tripathy, he didn't survive. After his death, he left letters for Ipshita to be delivered and one letter for her too. -
Title: The Manila Envelope
Author: Spriha Mathur and Rashmi Mathur
Review:
“The Manila Envelope” by Spriha Mathur and Rashmi Mathur is a riveting and heart-warming fictional story that takes readers on a roller coaster ride of emotions and feelings that emanate from its touching plot. Divided into eighteen chapters the book prominently revolves around two distinct characters Dr. Ipshita, an oncologist in Delhi Cancer Hospital and Mr Rakesh Tripathi , a successful businessman and angel investor. Both characters are plagued by complex circumstances in their life, while Ipshita’s body is in Delhi her soul is in the countryside, she’s dedicated to her work but finds solace in her book on the other hand Mr. Tripathi’s life is watermarked by deadly cancer.
The story takes a different tangent when Mr. Tripathi knocks the door of Delhi Cancer Hospital for cure. Here he meets Ipshita and a beautiful bond blooms between them. As his life ebb’s away Mr. Tripathi leaves an envelope for Ipshita that has power to change her life, what’s the secret of envelope? To know more grab a copy of “The Manila Envelope” and explore the contents of this envelope.
Overall, written in a simple and lucid language with strong characters and engrossing plot, “The Manila Envelope” is an absolutely fascinating and fast paced read that keeps readers hooked till the end. An absolute joy for bibliophiles.
Would recommend it to everyone!
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Book-The Manila Envelope
Authors-Spriha Mathur & Rashmi Singh
Genre-Fiction
The words and feelings in the book sprinted like a Bollywood flick. In addition, the writing style of both authors is impressive.
The bond between a patient and a doctor runs above other connections. For two years, Dr. Ipshita has handled Rakesh Tripathi, a lung cancer patient. So in a way, the doctor gets attached to the patient, who reminds her of her father. She receives an unopened Manila Envelope after his death. What does the envelope contain?
Ride with Ipshita to find out if she fulfills her patient's last wish or not? I wished the book to never end. But instead, the book was short and pervaded its sweet scent to the readers.
The title and book cover blended well with the characters of it. Hence, I am giving -4.7/5 for this lovely book. -
Generational gaps and problems to understand each other form the central story, moving on to how a person's past and present seem to be at different juncture can be a difficult situation. I liked Dr Ipshita's conflict when she comes to know about Rakesh's past. I am not sure how to put Ipshita and Abhay together. He hates his father and yet wants to tour around with her and give her company. It sounded too contradictory to the natural progression of the character building. Overall, I think young readers would like to read it. Something intriguing and yet not so gruesome about the realities of life.
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Whether the relation is of blood or of heart, it is equally special. It is not necessary that this relationship is of blood, sometimes even after accepting it from one's heart, this relationship becomes equally special. Similarly, this story is also about a father-daughter relationship, which is not related to blood but to the relationship of the heart. A 29 year old doctor Ipshita found her father in one of her patients Rakesh. Ipshita was never blessed with her father and Rakesh ji also used to see his children in Ipshita who were never in his luck. This story is heart touching. Anyone can easily connect to it by reading the story. Its language and handwriting is very easy.
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This book physically and mentally hit me. Like real hard. Some parts made me real uncomfortable but these things happened (even if it's fiction). So many sensitive, heavy issues are being discussed in this one. And I simply don't know from where to start. I could feel the pain when it was said that Rakesh Tripathy was a murderer, but when Ipshita said he should read Mr. Tripathy's side of story too and made him read the letter, that was a victory.
Every incident in the book is touching and emotional. Recommended to all fictional lovers. -
I loved everything about this book.
Storyline is perfect. Both authors have tremendously curated their professional skills into their writings, and hence it emerged like a fine wine.
Firstly, I liked the fact about the generic cause this book has created. There are innumerable reasons, one never knows or never try to understand the real mistakes one makes in his/her life. This story has revealed the dark scars and beautiful amalgamation of love and sacrifices. It definitely displayed last wish importance, and how it soothe everything with perfect intellects.
Secondly, I loved how different cultures, surroundings, specialities, nature and more, were demonstrated by showcasing Indian places i.e Rishikesh, Lucknow and Kolkata. Authors have thoroughly inscribed the pure essence of places and its significance through minute details. Any traveller would love the way, through which one has to open up beyond places.
I personally enjoyed the storyline, and it's presentation. Writing style is average, but it's perfectly lucid. Must read for all generations and I highly recommend to those, who are on the path of grudges and holding regrets in their life. -
Very well written. You can see it all happening like a movie ! It leaves you with a healing message !
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The book is a breath of fresh air, the chapters flow breezily culminating into a warm ending !!! Unputdownable it is truly !! Kudos to the authors :)
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"Sometimes, the struggle paves the way to something grander, like a river meandering its way through rocks and then releasing itself into the ocean."
~ The Manila Envelope
This book, "The Manila Envelope" is a heartwarming, heart touching and beautiful story of a young lady oncologist, Ipshita and her patient, Rakesh who is in his 50s and suffering from lung cancer.
Ipshita who has already lost her father in her childhood and brought up by her mother, gradually finds a father and friend in her patient Mr.Rakesh Tripathi.
The story shows an ethereal and deep emotional connection between a doctor and patient. Ipshita puts in many an endeavours to encourage her patient, Rakesh to not lose hope and gives shoulder everytime to her patient, Rakesh to cry and express his grief. This is where the heart of the readers will invariably go melt.
The story is full of beautiful moments, emotions, humour, regrets, confessions, forgiveness and at the same time having a harrowing experience of cancer.
Before his death, Mr. Rakesh seeks a favour from Dr.Ipshita asking her to deliver some letters among which there's letter for her as well. Must read this book to know, What is there in this envelope? And why did Rakesh leave it for Ipshita? Will she take the chance to fulfill his final request? The story takes you through a rollercoaster ride of regrets, forgiveness, love, and compassion as Ipshita sets off to a stimulating journey.
The characters sketching is marvellous in this book. Ipshita, the doctor has been shown very sensible, sensitive, and helpful which will get you fall in love with this character.
The plot, theme, story-telling, dialogues, all these elements makes this story an interesting and absorbing piece. This text is simply extraordinary and flawlessly written.
The language of this book and vocabulary is very easy to read and understand written in a very lucid way. The readers will be hooked to the story till the very end, it's guaranteed.
I personally loved reading this book and will suggest you all to do give it a read. You are really gonna enjoy reading this book.
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This story, The Manila Envelope written by Rashpi Singh and Dr Spriha Mathur is a fictional read. Filled with emotions, it wa really a good read !
Ipshita is a young oncologist who works in Delhi. Mr. Rakesh Tripathi went to that hospital when fell sick. After taking a few medical tests and when the reports came in, it was found that he had cancer. Ipshita was the one who conveyed this information to him and consoled him when he had panic attacks. She was the one who treated him and a beautiful bond slowly developed between them.
Irrespective of proper treatment and stringent lifestyle changes, Rakesh Tripathi passes away. The story takes a turn when Ipshita goes through the envelope left behind by Rakesh ! It completely changed the life of Ipshita. To know what was there in the envelope, grab the book !
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The Manila Envelope by the duo Spriha Mathur and Rashmi Singh is a deeply tragic and beautiful story of Ipshita and Rakesh.
Rakesh after falling sick suddenly visit the hospital where Ipshita is a resident doctor in the oncology department.
Rakesh is devastated to find that he's diagnosed with cancer. During his emotional turmoil, Ipshita is there consoling him and giving him strength to soldier on with the treatment.
Alas! The treatment fails and Rakesh departs the land of the living. But surprisingly he leaves behind a Manila envelope full of letters to Ipshita.
The book is beautiful, filled with beautiful message and inspiration to live our life to the full.
