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    Hey Honey Bunch
    Hey Honey Bunch
    Hey Honey Bunch
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    Hey Honey Bunch

    By Tushar Mangl

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    Neelima and Pushkar love each other yet it is for the sake of this love that they choose to part ways. Does it really make sense to understand love?
    Though they depart, there is an unfinished deal between them. She wants him to etch her story in words and he wants Honey Bunch. Can words ever be enough to replace the emotion of love? Will there deal go through the tides of times? Will their bond blossom again or perish in the storm of inner conflicts?
    In the background lies Pushkar's mental health which can be perhaps only be treated by Neelima who is a doctorate in Psychology but misses on diagnosing him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTushar Mangl
    Release dateFeb 5, 2017
    ISBN9781370327324
    Hey Honey Bunch
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    Tushar Mangl

    Tushar Mangl is a storyteller, political analyst, and social commentator. An avid reader, he spends most of his free time watching TV shows, reading, writing and traveling. He is the author of The Avenging Act, The Thakur Boy, Footsteps on the Sands of Time and The Reluctant Scribbler.

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