Journalist Ashiwini Koirala has officially launched his book ‘ Zuckerberg Café

 Even after the bok has already been in the market a program was organized to formally launch this short story collection by Ashwin. Actress Karishma Manandhar and editor of Kantipur Saptahik launch the short stories collection book in café style.

Ashwin who have written a book ‘Uni’ before this has presented many different stories in this story collection. This book costing 2 hundred rupees has 213 pages.

Writers like Buddhisagar and Subin Bhattarai present in the program gave their comment on the book. It is ssaid that this book published by Book Hill has already sold out the first edition of this book. Book Hill has informed that the five thousand copies of this book has already been sold out before formal launch of this book.

Actress Karishma Manandar said that she wasn’t to get lost reading this book and showed her eagerness to read this book. She also added that is is very hard to get the book that can be interesting and readable like this one even while searching in thoroughly in the market.

In the program addressing to the praisers and critics he said that this book ‘Zuckerberg Café’ is targets to the youth between 16 to 25. The book consist the stories of Sunny Leone to the maxiwali. And the writer of the book Koirala believes that the readers will really get lost in the story while reading them.Journalist Ashiwini Koirala has officially launched his book ‘ Zuckerberg Café’ . Even after the bok has already been in the market a program was organized to formally launch this short story collection by Ashwin. Actress Karishma Manandhar and editor of Kantipur Saptahik launch the short stories collection book in café style.

Ashwin who have written a book ‘Uni’ before this has presented many different stories in this story collection. This book costing 2 hundred rupees has 213 pages.

Writers like Buddhisagar and Subin Bhattarai present in the program gave their comment on the book. It is ssaid that this book published by Book Hill has already sold out the first edition of this book. Book Hill has informed that the five thousand copies of this book has already been sold out before formal launch of this book.

Actress Karishma Manandar said that she wasn’t to get lost reading this book and showed her eagerness to read this book. She also added that is is very hard to get the book that can be interesting and readable like this one even while searching in thoroughly in the market.

In the program addressing to the praisers and critics he said that this book ‘Zuckerberg Café’ is targets to the youth between 16 to 25. The book consist the stories of Sunny Leone to the maxiwali. And the writer of the book Koirala believes that the readers will really get lost in the story while reading them.Journalist Ashiwini Koirala has officially launched his book ‘ Zuckerberg Café’ . Even after the bok has already been in the market a program was organized to formally launch this short story collection by Ashwin. Actress Karishma Manandhar and editor of Kantipur Saptahik launch the short stories collection book in café style.

Ashwin who have written a book ‘Uni’ before this has presented many different stories in this story collection. This book costing 2 hundred rupees has 213 pages.

Writers like Buddhisagar and Subin Bhattarai present in the program gave their comment on the book. It is ssaid that this book published by Book Hill has already sold out the first edition of this book. Book Hill has informed that the five thousand copies of this book has already been sold out before formal launch of this book.

Actress Karishma Manandar said that she wasn’t to get lost reading this book and showed her eagerness to read this book. She also added that is is very hard to get the book that can be interesting and readable like this one even while searching in thoroughly in the market.

In the program addressing to the praisers and critics he said that this book ‘Zuckerberg Café’ is targets to the youth between 16 to 25. The book consist the stories of Sunny Leone to the maxiwali. And the writer of the book Koirala believes that the readers will really get lost in the story while reading them.