Book Review: Delhi Disco by Shikhar Goyal – A Gripping Mystery of Love, Legacy & Secrets
Review “Nothing prepares you for the world like running a one-woman show.” I picked up this book purely because of its cover and the vibe. I was in the mood…
Book Review: To Cut a Long Story Short by Ranjan Sen – 11 Thought-Provoking Short Stories.
Review “Growth is the secret of life.” We often say cut the long story short, and this time, I truly read one. I recently finished reading this book, and it…
Book Review: All the Words Between the Lines – Notes from a Dad by Chirag Shah
Review “Remember, true strength lies in being genuine yet compassionate.” Right from the title, All the Words Between the Lines: Notes from a Dad had my heart. The title itself…
Book Review: Hot Chocolate on Thursday by Michiko Aoyama – A Warm and Comforting Read
Review “I think we don't get to choose to be passionate, wanting to do this, wanting to have that, or wanting to be a certain way. To desire something, it…
Book Review: The Renunciation by Pragya Agarwal – A Powerful Retelling of Sita’s Story.
Review "She was ready to step back, ready to salvage the one strong fierce Sita, the one who always had powerful resolution, a mind of her own, and the will…
Book Review: All This Light by Ashish Bagrecha – A Gentle Poetry Collection on Hope, Healing & Light.
Review “maybe,just maybe,i was madeto be unlovable.” Some authors have a way of writing words that feel like a quiet embrace. Their books become a refuge, something we return to…
Book Review: Unsent Letters from Yesterday by Amit Choudhari – A Story of Love, Letters & Second Chances
Review “Because some goodbyes are more sacred when left whole.” Some books feel like love letters. They quietly fill us with hope, make us believe in love again, and remind…
Book Review: The Gita for Gen Z by Rania Sen – A Modern Guide to the Bhagavad Gita
Review “Life was never meant to be a constant seesaw of reactions. The real win is when you stop letting every little thing shake you.” Reading the Bhagavad Gita has…
Book Review: The Greatest River by Namita Moolani Mehra Illustrated by Khoa Le
Review “A river, a rhapsody — sacred, graceful, powerful.” Right from the illustrations, I loved this book. The artwork is soft, detailed, and calming. The colors flow gently across the…
Book Review: Pitcher Perfect by Tessa Bailey – A Romantic, Spicy Sports Romance
Review “I'd meet a girl one day and she'd read me like a book, including the chapters that came before her.” This line sets the perfect tone for the story…
Interview with Abhijoy Gandhi- Author of A New Corporate Mantra for Millennials & Gen Z Professionals
About The Author ABHIJOY ‘AJ’ GANDHI is a wellness-obsessed operator, strategist and investor with a passion for driving innovation and growth at the nexus of technology and business services, through leveraging…
Book Review: Vanilla Hour by Neer Ya – An Emotional Story of Love and Second Chances
Review “History isn't ancient until you stop letting it affect the present.” That line perfectly captures the essence of Vanilla Hour by Neer Ya - a story about love that…
Book Review: Half of Forever by Ravinder Singh – A Bittersweet Tale of Love and Longing
Review “In that moment of staggering joy, you are left in awe, uncertain of what comes next, but deeply aware that you have just crossed into a new chapter.” There…
Book Review: Arsenal of the Gods by Ajeet Pratap Singh – An Action-Packed Mythological Thriller
Review “Power is in the right hands, it improves the society. The problem is that these righteous people are not ruthless and they don't use wrong ways to achieve right.…
Book Review: The Babel Murders by Abhishek Roy – A Thriller About Language, Ideology, and Power
Review “What seems unnatural is, in fact, the most natural.” What if the very idea of unity becomes a weapon? What if language, identity, and freedom become reasons to kill?…
Book Review: I’m Not Lazy, I’m on Energy Saving Mode by Dancing Snail translated by Clare Richards.
Review “It's better to focus on what we can do right now. This way we stop reality from getting us down and find something to read on.” There is a…
Book Review: Emotional Crossroads by Fenny Patel -A Story of Friendship and Love
Review “Fifty arrows right into my heart, and yet I sit in front of him, still breathing, still alive.” Some stories make us pause and wonder how much we do…
Interview with Ravi Kant – Author of Come Back As Anyone.
About The Author Ravi Kant is an author who has lived and worked across multiple continents. Originally from India, he has spent time in Anchorage, USA, Angola (Africa), Singapore, Kuala…
Book Review: It’s Okay Not to Get Along with Everyone by Dancing Snail, Translated by Sandy Joosun Lee
Review How comforting is it to accept that we don’t have to get along with everyone? It’s a thought that has always unsettled us. Even when we want to believe…
Lessons I Carried from the Jaipur Literature Festival
Five days. Countless conversations. And lessons that stayed long after the applause faded. The Jaipur Literature Festival is not just about books or speakers. It is about listening to stories,…