As a seasoned reader, I have always believed that a good book has the power to transport you to another world. In “Welcome to Paradise” by Twinkle Khanna, readers are not just transported to a different world, but to an entire universe of emotions, wit, and introspection. Khanna, known for her unique blend of humor and insight, delivers yet again with this delightful novel. Welcome to Paradise by Twinkle Khanna What sets “Welcome to Paradise” apart is Khanna’s masterful storytelling. Her prose is both witty and poignant, effortlessly weaving together humor and depth. The characters are vividly ..read more

Margaret Mitchell stands as an icon in American literature, her name forever synonymous with the timeless classic “Gone with the Wind.” However, Mitchell’s contributions extend far beyond a single novel, encompassing a range of specialties that defined her illustrious career. In this blog post, we delve into the distinctive elements that made Mitchell, the author of Gone With The Wind, examining her unique talents and enduring legacy. Specialities of Margaret Mitchell – Author of Gone With The Wind  Masterful Characterization: One of Mitchell’s greatest strengths lay in her ability to bre ..read more

The most difficult task for a writer is to hook the readers to the first few pages of the book. The attention span of humans has been plummeting of late and the readers tend to judge the book in the first few pages itself. The Memory Paradox by TE Aravind manages Spanning multiple genres, the book manages to reflect the topics that the book could address. The Memory Paradox by T E Aravind Blurb Imagine a world where human memory and technology are intertwined. This book series explores the fundamental human needs and how they intersect with transformative technologies that are shaping our futu ..read more

Book Description Imagine a world where human memory and technology are intertwined. This book series explores the fundamental human needs and how they intersect with transformative technologies that are shaping our future. Anything beyond our current capabilities seems godlike, raising thought-provoking questions about the role of technology in our lives. The narrative unfolds through a web of complex relationships, spanning both past and present. These connections mold our actions, our identities, and the choices we make, creating a mind-bending puzzle. This gripping tale also spotlights the ..read more

The mystery around the Andaman Islands have been intriguing the readers and explorers for eons. Despite the advanced technology in information and exploration, the indigenous tribes in the islands have been at bay for the laymen to access. As ironic as it sounds, even the armed forces failed to access the isolated islands of the archipelago. The Last Island by Adam Goodheart draws an extrapolated image of the expeditions to the North Sentinel Island of Andaman and Nicobar. The Last Islands by Adam Goodheart Blurb North Sentinel Island is a tiny speck of land in the Indian Ocean, inhabited by a ..read more

A book that doesn’t fall into any genre is one book that could entice all the readers. Water Veil by Nikhil D Hegde is a literary feast for the readers across genres. Water Veil by Nikhil D Hegde Blurb Leela discovers an ancestral connection to a hidden valley steeped in tradition but mired in myth. As the last of her family, she wants to honour the protected Tarangini waterfalls. But a dangerous mishap strikes at the place, bringing alive strange visions from the past. Fearing for her ten-year-old daughter she almost lost, Leela walks away from the valley. Years later however, along with her ..read more

As the spotlight falls on a new book which is up for review in our blog, we are delighted to present Water Veil by Nikhil D Hegde before our readers. Book Name: Water Veil Author: Nikhil D Hegde Publisher: Viswakarma Publications Length: 184 Pages Reading Age: 10 Years and Up About the book – Description Leela discovers an ancestral connection to a hidden valley steeped in tradition but mired in myth. As the last of her family, she wants to honour the protected Tarangini waterfalls. But a dangerous mishap strikes at the place, bringing alive strange visions from the past. Fearing for her ..read more

The partition resulted in one of the largest mass migrations in history, with millions of people moving across the newly created borders. Needless to say the communal violence, with Hindus and Sikhs migrating to India and Muslims moving to Pakistan. This period of violence and displacement is remembered for its tragic consequences, with estimates of hundreds of thousands of people losing their lives. To craft a story around this mishap, extensive research is needed. Refugee by Nikhil Khasnabish throw light into the lives of the refugees who are struggling to prove their citizenship and complic ..read more

Children’s books have the power to captivate young readers and leave a lasting impression. It’s often the honesty and enthusiasm of young readers that provide the most valuable insights into the quality of a children’s story. When I receive a kids book for review I ask my kids to read it first because I believe they are better judges. Hence I shared this book with my third child who is 7 years old. While I drafted the review of Blue Ostrich by Shivani Kochak, I thought I shall pitch in his perspective along with mine. Blue Ostrich by Shivani Kochak Blurb The Blue Ostrich, stories of adventure ..read more

When I think about women in politics, Indira Gandhi was the only name that comes to my mind. If speaking about current situation Sonia Gandhi and Smriti Irani would be the names. After reading She, The Leader,by Nidhi Sharma I am shocked to know that so many stalwarts in Indian politics remain uncelebrated or they are celebrated by the regional politics. The names like Vasundhara Raje and Sucheta Kripalani were the names that were forgotten in the textbook pages. But now I know all the famous female politicians in Indian History up close. She, The leader Blurb Politics is still considered an ..read more