Thus i Heard

(7 reviews)

Published In: 2019
ISBN: 978-99936-867-1-2
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No. of Pages: 220
Nu. 250.00

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Book Overview

If a fool laughs thrice at a joke, Thus i Heard will make you laugh endlessly. It is a collection of 108 everyday witty verbal exchanges the author had heard at different times and places in Bhutan that made him laugh out loud. It is a minefield of wits, satires, repartee, insights and humours. Read it to laugh in solitude. Share it to laugh with multitude.

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Customer Reviews (7)

by Karma Dorji (February 15, 2023)

2 Reviews


Every piece is amazing. The happenings relate to our lives and contexts and so one can very well  be able to relate to it and and be able to digest the wits even more than it actually portrays. One can read it over and over again and never be bored of it. 

by Tshewang Tobden (June 23, 2021)

8 Reviews


The best thing about this little book of jokes is you can come back to it again and again. Sometimes simple is just the right way to go about.

by Ugyen Dorji (December 07, 2020)

1 Reviews


Hello everyone, the book "Thus I heard" reveals all about comedy and jests. There are 108 jokes written in the book , the author is a writer, editor, and blogger.(The chuckoo and the pigeon in 2009) and (Then I saw her face in 2012) are the two books written by the author, it was designed an illustrated by iBEST STUDIOS and the art or pictures are done by Chaplop Passang Tshering. We can see the book, in a small size but after looking the cover page of the book , each words and the sentences expresses a jests. It can make you active, get a chance to show lustre smile and sometimes it might cure the patient in unbelievable way. Reading it again and again, it inspires us to write but not just stories, poem, essay, journal, songs, and jokes, also in different ways.so, read as much as you can that u would be explored and stay safe, lets us fight against covid-19.THANK YOU.

by Cheta Dahal (December 03, 2020)

10 Reviews


Thus i heard is an amazing piece literature by a Bhutanese author Ngawang Phuntsho. It a fool laughs thrice at a joke, Thus I heard will make you laugh endlessly. It is a collection of 108 everyday witty verbal exchanges the author had heard at different times and places in Bhutan that made him laugh out loud. It is a minefield of wits, satires, repatness, insights and humors
Read it to laugh in solitude
Share it to laugh with multitude. Review summbited by (Devya Subedi Class 6, Peljorling Higher Secondary School).

by Cheta Dahal (November 27, 2020)

1 Reviews


Thus I Heard is an amazing piece literature by a bhutanese author, Nagwang Phuntsho. If a fool laughs thrice at a joke,Thus I Heard will make you laugh endlessly. It is a collection of 108 everyday witty verbal exchanges the author had heard at different times and places in Bhutan that made him laugh out loud. It is a minefield of wits, satires, reparteens, insights and humors. Read it to laugh when you are sad and in solitude. Share it to laugh with multitude. Review summbited by (Devya Subedi Class 6, Peljorling Higher Secondary School)

by Sonam C Choden (January 29, 2020)

5 Reviews


Thus I Heard is like a medicine for depression and solitude. This afternoon I felt so lonely and flipped the pages. Indeed, I am more than fool to laugh at silly jokes but this book made me laugh till the end. Thus i Heard is a compilation of 108 daily witty verbal exchanges the author had heard at different times and places in Bhutan. Author has beautiful used the literary devices to give more flavor. It is a humorous book and laughing gas for me. I like overall presentation of the book. From the cover page itself we can say that it something to do with humors.

If you are in tense go grab the book it cost only 250 BTN, it will help you to forget your tension.

"Read it to laugh in solitude".
"Share it to laugh with multitude".

by Chablop PaSsu (January 02, 2020)

12 Reviews


Thus I Heard is a deceivingly small book that is packed with everyday humour; it’s a kind of funny companion one can carry in a pocket and refer to whenever one feel low.
It can be read at once or be read slowly over time.
It’s a compilation of jokes that are told and heard everywhere but never recorded as such.