GST for the Layman | Apeksha Solanki | Book Review

GST for the Layman by Apeksha Solanki is a comprehensive guide on the debated subject of GST. A lot of opinions surround it. From a common man to a politician, everyone continues to discuss if it's the right thing or not.

Everything Started As Nothing | Bhaskar Majumdar | Book Review

Everything Started As Nothing by Bhaskar Majumdar is an insightful guide on the coveted field of entrepreneurship. Read the full review of this book to get a clear idea.

Happimess | Biswajit Banerji | Book Review

Happimess by Biswajit Banerji is a collection of delightful short stories that tickle you with their tongue-in-cheek humour and sarcastic tone. The 13 stories pave your way to have a good time discovering how society works in a playful manner.

Prisoners of Secrets | Lata Gwalani | Book Review

Prisoners of Secrets by Lata Gwalani is a heart-wrenchingly beautiful tale of Meera, Manuel, and Shankar, each guarding their own secrets. Check out the full review here.

Be Better Bit By Bit | Nishith Goyal | Book Review

Be Better Bit By Bit, or B5, by Nishith Goyal is a book that encompasses simple ways to achieve a breakthrough success that lies in the consistent improvements.

Softening the Edge | Mimi Nicklin | Book Review

Softening the Edge by Mimi Nicklin is a defining guide on how empathy is needed more than ever in the empathy deficit world.

5 Must-Reads by Durjoy Datta | Guest Post by Ekta Singh Chandel

Durjoy Datta has won millions of Indian hearts with his books. Read on to learn about Durjoy Datta's best books.

Eat Up, Clean Up | Manjari Chandra | Book Review

Eat Up, Clean Up by Manjari Chandra is a guide on healthy eating habits, backed by logic and experience. The book covers how we can bring about a change in ourselves by altering our food consumption.

10 Best Selling Books in 2020 | Guest Post by Samrat Mishra

Thousands of books are being published day and night, but only a few of them are popular. Here's a list of top 10 best-selling books of 2020.

Khaki in Dust Storm | Amod K. Kanth | Book Review

Khaki in Dust Storm by Amod K. Kanth is a meticulous account of the communal tension brought about by political underpinnings during 1980-1991. Check out the full review of this book here.

A Stick in the Dirt | Vidit Uppal | Book Review

A Stick in the Dirt by Vidit Uppal is a literary fiction that explores the dynamics of a dysfunctional family. Alongside that, it meanders through the web of complicated ties that bind a few people, almost inextricably

THE BREAKTHROUGH: 11 Trailblazers. One Movement. | Megha Bajaj

The Breakthrough by Megha Bajaj is a collection of stories of 11 trailblazers who’ve defined their success with the breakthroughs. Check out the full review here.

The Extraordinary UnOrdinary You: Follow Your Own Path, Discover Your Own Journey | Simone Knego | Book Review

The Extraordinary UnOrdinary You: Follow Your Own Path, Discover Your Own Journey by Simone Knego is a book that inspires you to believe in yourself.

Reinvent Yourself: Achieving the Impossible Using Science | Elizabeth Otis | Book Review

Reinvent Yourself by Elizabeth Otis is a self-help book that focuses on drawing energy from within to change our lives. Check out the complete book review on Bookish Fame.

Chess in Art | Peter Herel Raabenstein | Book Discussion

Chess in Art by Peter Herel Raabenstein is a collection of paintings by more than 700 artists. Check out more about this art book here.

You’ve got this: How to Continue your Freelance Career When you Become a Mother | Dorota Pawlak

You’ve Got This by Dorota Pawlak is a collection of interviews of 15 freelancer moms who reveal their secrets to continue with their business while expanding their brood.