Book Review: The Supreme Gift by Paulo Coelho – A Gentle Reflection on Love, Life & Meaning
Review “See how the most hidden parts of the soul surface as we lower our guard.” There are some authors you read, and then there are some you return to.…
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: 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…
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: No One Knows Anything by Shreyans Kanswa -A Profound Journey of Unlearning
Review “Who knows? What is success? What's gone by is beautiful, what's coming is beautiful. What’s happening right now? I don’t know. It's just life flowing. Moment after moment. We…
Book Review: Happiness Happens by Robin Singh – Happiness for Those Who Have Everything Else
Review “Don’t do to others what you wouldn’t want done to you, and help others in ways you’d want to be helped.” This line stayed with me long after I…
Book Review: Life Without IF by Sudipto Chowdhury & Joyking Birje – Transforming ‘What If’ into Growth, Clarity, and Confidence.
Review “The key is knowing what success means to you and committing to that vision.” “IF”- just two letters, but how much power they hold in our lives. What if…
3 x 3 x 3 by Sharada Kolluru is an enjoyable murder mystery that captures the essence of Bollywood – Book Review.
Review: “There is no right or wrong, win or lose in the battle of ethics.” I recently found myself in the mood for an intriguing murder mystery and came across…
Book Review: Dream Girl Drama by Tessa Bailey is a perfect escape.
Review: "How scary it would be, but how rewarding at the same time." Tessa Bailey once again proves her prowess in contemporary romance with Dream Girl Drama, a novel that…
Atomic Essays by Prabhakar Singh explores some of the simplest truths about life. – Book Review
Review: Showing up and putting in the effort, even when you don’t feel like it—especially on days when your heart is heavy and motivation feels out of reach—those are the…
A treasure trove of insights and wisdom- The Four Purusharthas by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles – Book Review
Review: ▶️Your favourite book of the month? I just completed an incredibly beautiful and enlightening read titled "The Four Purusharthas," authored by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles, who are also…
Books that Give you zest for life
inspire us to pursue our passions, and encourage us to live our lives to the fullest. They can provide insights and perspectives that we might not have considered before, and…
Your Time Is Now by Frank Moffatt & Laeeq Ali – Book Review
Reviews •Seek first to understand, and then seek to share what one has learned because what we give is what we get.• I feel grateful for coming across the book…