
A Bird on My Windowsill
Author: Manav Kaul
Narrator: Luke Kenny
Unabridged: 4 hr 9 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Random House Audio
Published: 11/21/2023

Author: Manav Kaul
Narrator: Luke Kenny
Unabridged: 4 hr 9 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Random House Audio
Published: 11/21/2023
Born in Baramulla, Kashmir, Manav Kaul has been an integral part of the film world, acting, directing and writing for the past twenty years. With each of his new plays, Manav has made people sit up and take notice, and he has created an equally valuable body of work as a writer. His books Theek Tumhare Peeche (Right Behind You) and Prem Kabootar (Love Pigeon) have been dominating the Neilson bestseller list.
There’s something very poetic about words which are not phrased as poems but aren’t stories yet. Can we call them dreamlike? Because that’s what this book feels like. You want to swim in that word maze he creates but it’s short lived so you have to step out. But once you’re out, there’s a new way th......more
4.5. Felt like I was sitting across a beautiful landscape and the author was just telling me all the simple, mundane yet beautiful observations he made throughout his life. His writing was so beautiful, his prose felt like poems, nice, warm hugs in the form of poems. Some chapters were so nice and me......more
This book spoke to me, it made me reflect, made me sad, made me hopeful, made me look around and appreciate every little thing. I love how Manav Kaul makes even monotony look beautiful. ❤️ I went on a trip to the hills twice the month I read this one and took it along every time. I read this book ver......more
This book is not just a book! It's an experience worth living and feeling. This book is for everybody. It would be a crime to only recommend it to just one kind of readers. Highly recommend ❤️ Yours truly a lifelong fan, Manav :')......more
A Bird on My Windowsill (Book18/ 2025) by Manav Kaul is beautifully poignant. The art on the cover, in yellow, is attractive, giving the impression of how fleeting life is and yet, there is much freedom in looking beyond the window as symbolised by the little birds perched on the trees. Short passage......more