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…
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…
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,…
Book Review: Bhima’s Wife by Kavita Kane – Hidimbi’s Untold Story.
Review “I make my own story, I will write it in my language, my emotions, my perspective. You would rather hear the unusual story, where I am seen as unsuitable…
Book Review: The Art of Conversation by Khurshed Dordi – How Right Questions Shape Meaningful Conversations
Review “Questions are the threads that weave connections between individuals. Questions have the power to bridge the gaps between us by seeking to understand rather than to judge. We open…
Book Review: Lilies and Daffodils by Arpan Bhattacharya – A Story of Love, Loss, and the Quiet Strength of Becoming.
Review “Making a sharp turn in your life can cost you dearly if you do not have a firm grip on the wheel.” Some books make us pause and reflect…
Book Review: Come Back As Anyone by Ravi Kant – A Poignant Tale of Love, Loss, and Destiny
Review “Death follows love, and love follows death—until union is attained.” Standing amidst chaos, Dev hears his father’s words echo through his life: “Death is never random, it circles, waits,…
Book Review: MahaGauri by Nitya Neelakantan – A Fast-Paced, Adventurous Read.
Review “God can redeem us only when we have tried our best to redeem ourselves. There is no greater absolution than admitting the truth.” MahaGauri by Nitya Neelakantan is a…
Book Review: You Can Have It All by Gaur Gopal Das – A gentle, witty guide to living with peace, perspective, and purpose.
Review “Trust isn’t meant to be brittle like chocolate. It’s meant to be like dough.If it dries out, it cracks. But if you knead it, work with it, and keep…
Book Review: Peaceful Wellness, A Layman’s Journey – Pathway to Self-care and Happiness by Shibu Nair
Review When we learn to appreciate who we are, we set the foundation for our relationships with others and the world around us. It's essential to recognize that each of…
Book Review: The Help by Swathi Udupa – A Gripping Tale of Choices, Friendship, and Resilience
Review “Not everything shiny is gold, beta. Sometimes, the most precious things are the ones we create and experience together. And those don’t need a price tag.”“Everyone makes mistakes, even…
Best Reads of 2025: Stories That Stayed, Shifted, and Spoke to Me
Every year, there are books we read… and then there are books that read us back. 2025 was a year of quiet transformations, lingering emotions, and stories that arrived exactly…
Book Review: Countdown to Riches by Rhonda Byrne- 21 Days of Wealth-Attracting Habits That Shift Your Mindset
Review “Money flows to me easily and effortlessly. I am a wealth magnet. Financial freedom is my choice. I have more than enough money.” Affirmations have always been my anchor.…
Book Review: The Wrong Way Home by Shunali Khullar Shroff – A Heartfelt, Witty, and Inspiring Read
Review “It’s the simple things in life that bring true happiness. We often complicate matters by thinking we need more stuff.” “This time I stay still, this time I build.”This…