Three Thousand Stitches

I enjoyed reading the book. I like authors thoughts and her writing process. Every story has a hidden moral that you realize n get a connected. But I was a little disappointed as the name of the book n story of devadasi was opener to the book. I was expecting that stories are all based on different devadasi’s there personal life and how they felt etc but what I was expected wasn’t there the subject jumped from place to place. Though I jumped but I did enjoyed the read

When I started reading this gem of a book, I couldn't stop, and shared many a paragraph of the writer's wisdom and lessons with my husband. It is such mind blowing and must read book by all. I recommend to those who want to achieve and lead a contented life. Reviewed by Umaiyal Nadarajah

Murty is a bit self-conscious as a writer and just a smidge judgmental, but her passion for helping people (particularly women) on the underside of society is so undeniable that you can't help but forgive her... like an admired Auntie, or beloved friend. Her stories of her work to support massively underserved populations of economically and socially disadvantaged women are eye-opening. If you are a feminist, or just feel strongly about fairness and equity across all human beings, you will thrill a bit to her stories and her struggles.

Having read a really powerful except from this book, I was inspired to read the entire book and I'm not disappointed with my purchase. Really loving the author and her life stories/lessons.

Have been reading Sudha murthy books for a while.. her writings are very simple and convey things in the most simplest manner.. this book does just that and a bit more..

There is so much to learn adapt to live a simple life. Life is more to give than take. Simplicity at its best.

Great work done by Sudha Murthy. Keep up your social work😊 Your book inspires us to at least think about helping few people that we can.

It is a good book