The Writer’s Code | Heena Shrivastava | Book Review

The Writer's Code by Heena Shrivastava breaks down the process of writing and publishing for the budding authors out there. It succinctly shares inputs on the knick-knacks of authoring a book and taking the word out in the market.

A Man with a White Shadow | Vikram Suryawanshi | Book Review

A Man with a White Shadow by Vikram Suryawanshi is contemporary fiction with philosophical underpinnings. It starts with Lord Ganesha expressing his desire to land on Earth and eradicate all the wrong and negativity prevalent on the planet.

To the Survivors | Robert Uttaro | Book Review

To the Survivors by Robert Uttaro encapsulates the author's experiences when he volunteered as a counsellor at the rape crisis centre at Ashville. He got to interact with other volunteers and the rape survivors. He also heard their stories that left him shaken and thinking.

Sita’s Kitchen | Raghav Khanna | Book Review

Sita's Kitchen is a book that explores the fine dining experience, delectable food of Italian palette, coming of age of a young village girl, power of dreams, and brute reality of life.

A.L.L.I.E.D: Accelerated Learning Lessons In Education Development | Srisesha | Book Review

Allied by Srisesha introduces us to the new, expert, and accelerated methodology of learning. This book explains several stages of learning and presents a few models to learn effectively.

A Million Times Over | Shuchi Batra | Book Review

A Million Times Over by Shuchi Batra is a tale of love, loss, betrayal, heartbreak, and believing in love, all over again.

Inner Trek: A Reluctant Pilgrim in the Himalayas | Mohan Ranga Rao | Book Review

Inner Trek is the tale of a retired Indian businessman Mohan Rao who finds himself on an adventurous journey to Kailash Mansarovar, a holy mountain pilgrimage in Tibet, after being threatened by a Bangalore mob boss.

The Different Bride | Charu Singh | Book Review

The Different Bride by Charu Singh is a story of unadulterated love that transcends the barriers of norms to fulfil itself. It is a story of Chan and Prakash who come together despite differences.

Love like Love | Kingshuk Sen | Book Review

Love like Love by Kingshuk Sen is a collection of short-form poetry revolving around the beautiful emotion of love. Using basic writing style and simple expressions, Sen attempts to initiate discussion around something as basic as love.

Two-Sided Dilemma | Divyansh Bhatnagar | Book Review

Two-Sided Dilemma by Divyansh Bhatnagar is a contemporary novel of Raghav on a roller coaster encompassing love, passion, and conflicts. He is well on his way to discovering himself and finding the purpose of his life.

3 & The Emerald Stone of Irene | Vinod Raman Nair | Book Review

3 & The Emerald Stone of Irene by Vinod Raman Nair revolves around the conquest of Byzantium in 782 AD. Byzantium is the stone with the light of fortune, referred to in history as Noor-e-Abbasid.

Hustlers and Seekers | Tommy Baker | Review & Discussion

'Hustlers and Seekers' by Tommy Baker reveals the key to achieving mind-blowing progress and fulfilment from knowing when to charge ahead, and when to step back. This no-nonsense guide will help you to stay in the sweet spot of the hustle and seeking.

You Are Too Much | Saurabh Kumar Das | Book Review

You Are Too Much by Saurabh Kumar Das is a contemporary fiction set around Aarav, Reesha, Arpita, and Arjun. Aarav and Reesha are deeply in love. However, the journey of their fairytale is not smooth.

30 Times When Your Conscience Needs You / 30 टाइम्स वेन यौर कॉन्श्न्स नीड्स यू | Aarushi Jain

30 Times When Your Conscience Needs You is a collection of 30 chapters wherein the author has described a different way to look at a particular situation with a new perspective and way of analysing things.

Twelve Minutes Later | Vedashree Jha | Book Review

Twelve Minutes Later by Vedashree Jha is a contemporary fiction revolving around Aryan who is scared of 'him.' This 'he' continues to scare him, haunt him, chase him, leaving poor Aryan all tired. He is made fun of by others, he walks with his head down, he doesn't speak up and face his bullies.

Til Death We Do Part | Bruno Beaches | Book Review

Til Death We Do Part by Bruno Beaches is a contemporary fiction that is dark and gripping yet easy to get into and amusing. It gets as real as possible to showcase the vagaries of a profession and marriage.