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Are you an author looking for honest and unbiased feedback on your book? Look no further! I am here to help you get the word…
Book Review: Did You Ever Love Me? by Rithvik Singh – A Beautiful Collection of Love, Longing & Letting Go
Review: “It’s tragic how many people will never know you because of that one person who couldn’t love you the right way.” Books stay with…
Book Review: Warriors of Maayaguha by Arti Balan – A Fantasy Adventure Rooted in Nature, Friendship & Belonging
Review: “Nature had a way of coming back stronger – give it a little space, air, and water and it would reclaim everything.” Some books…
Book Review: The Inward Quest by Dev Singh – A Practical Guide to Leadership, Growth & Self-Awareness
Review: “Endurance is built on identity, on who you have decided you are and what that person does, regardless of how the current chapter feels.”…
Book Review: No One But You by Vrinda Garg: A Story of Love, Self-Discovery & Healing
Review: “When your world glows too brightly, people stop noticing, whether it’s a star or a fire.” Some books make us witness the thoughts we…
Book Review: How the Chilli Became Hot by Sudha Murty – A Warm Tale of Kindness and Life Lessons
Review: “Truth should be spoken with kindness. Harsh words dim its intention.” Whenever I want to read something light yet full of lessons, I turn…
Book Review: Blessed Be the Billionaires by Luc Upson: What If It Were Illegal to Be Rich?
Review: “You will never be happier than you are right now, because the only plane on which you exist in the space-time continuum is right…
Book Review: Bullet Nani and Other Badass Indian Grandmas by Jasreen Mayal Khanna
Review: “Steer clear of haters – their negativity is more about them than you.” I literally ran to my grandmas – my dadi and nani…
Book Review: I Am Diya by Sangeeta Kampani: A Story of Courage, Identity, Love & Starting Over
Review: “Oh heart, as long as you have the language of love, every scar is a testament of love.” I finished reading I Am Diya…
Interview with Janhavi Haibat – Author of The Healing Hormones Handbook
In this conversation, Janhavi Haibat reflects on her journey as a holistic nutritionist, hormone and wellness coach, and author of The Healing Hormones Handbook. She…
Book Review: The Last Eligible Billionaire by Pippa Grant | A Heartwarming Fake Dating Romance
Review: “She’s the sun, and I have become a single blade of grass basking in her presence.” If I ever met Hayes, I’d probably tell…
Book Review: Leading Ladies : The New Wave of Female Politicians in India by Venu Agrahari Dhingra
Review: “Never give up your rights just because you are a woman and now married.” Some books introduce us to people we know by name…
Book Review: Made in Fire by Rajnish Kumar | The Story Behind Building Ixigo
Review: “Your company is not your life. Your life is your life. Every decision you make compounds, not just in business but in life. Success…
Book Review: The Healing Hormones Handbook by Janhavi Haibat | A Practical Guide to Hormonal Wellness
Review: “You are not what you think you are. You are what you do. Your actions define you.” The best investment you can make is…
Book Review: The Fabric of Creation by Vishnu Muthu | Ancient Wisdom Through a Modern Lens
Review: “The highest skill one can achieve is to learn how to manage their feelings.” This book literally made me take notes. Every few chapters,…
Book Review: Parts of Living by Sindhura Chamala| A Quiet, Introspective Journey
Review: “Lighting a diya felt like pure joy. It always felt like the beginning of something.” Some books make us pause and sit with our…
Book Review: Without Me Knowing by Vrinda Garg | A Story of Love, Healing & Self-Discovery
Review: “Forgiveness isn’t about forgetting. It’s about letting go of the pain’s power over you. You might remember it all, even in painful detail, but…
Book Review: It’s All in the Planets by Preeti Shenoy | Love, Destiny & Healing
Review: “The truth has the power to maim, wound, kill.” I picked up another Preeti Shenoy novel, and as always, it turned out to be…
Book Review: Bhujang Shetty and the Lost Treasure of Basrur by Gautham Kedoor
Review: “Sometimes, the greatest warriors are those who fight from within the enemy’s ranks.” There are books you read once, and then there are books…