About book Who Let The Dork Out? (Dork Trilogy, #3) (2012)
First book of the year and what a fun way to begin. Funny, breezy read. The best way to spend 9 or so hours in a Bus travelling across Maharashtra hell bent on torturing you by showing "Student of the Year". Thank God for this book and Thank God for Sidin Vadukut. Anyways, the book starts with an RTI application answered by the Government of India to the Author containing a drive of personal folders i.e. diary. This story is set in India with the fictious Allied Victory Games (based on CWG) as the backdrop. Robin Einstein Verghese is back to his usual stuff, getting embroiled in perilious situations and managing to get out of them scott free miraculously. I had read the second book in the series last december and apart from some hilarious scenes involving the wonderfully incompetent Valentina (?),had managed the forget most of the plot. Unlike the first book, whose plot and final twist is crystal clear, I would say the second book is forgettable. For example, I had no idea why he shifted from London office to India. But, most of the details don't really matter. You can simply pick up this book and start reading without referring to second book. Some of the incidents are narrated so brilliant that you cant help burst out laughing loudly causing everyone around you to take notice.Also, like I mentioned it's a short read. Pure entertainment. Sad to see the Dork series end though. Dark humor at it's best. In this third part of the Einstein series, Robin Varghese writes about how he as an interim-CEO of Lederman India office, gets screwed up in all aspects of his life only to do an overnight savari giri-giri to come back on the top as usual.A little let-down compared to his previous book, but still is a good choice for light reading. As always, waiting for the next one.P.S. Specially recommended for malayalees. It's a pleasure reading those "poda patty" or Lalu Alex movie references once every few pages.
Do You like book Who Let The Dork Out? (Dork Trilogy, #3) (2012)?
This one isn't as much fun as the previous two. It's still funny in parts, but not as much.
—peace2000
Awesome.... Brightened my mood every time i read it. Loved it
—Timmelin
A superb culmination to an entertaining series.
—sahar2413
Much better than the second one...loved it!
—celia
