My Rating - 4 out of 5 stars Publisher - Fingerprint Genre - Fiction/Romance Publishing year - 2024 Language - English ISBN - 978-93-5856-675-8 Pages - 239 Book Review -  Start Living Again penned by Saranya Umakanthan is an adeptly crafted narrative that delves deep into the intricacies of life's trials and triumphs, offering readers a poignant exploration of strength, redemption, and the enduring power of love. At the heart of the story is Ananya, a young woman determined to carve out her own path in a world where expectations and traditions weig ..read more

My Rating -  4 out of 5 stars Publisher - The Write Order Genre - Personal Development Publishing year - 2024 Language - English ISBN - 978-93-6045-130-1 Pages - 170 Book Review -  As an avid reader constantly seeking guidance in the realm of self-help/personal development literature, MD Anwar's debut book, Bread and Butter immediately caught my attention. The author offers a refreshingly practical approach tailored specifically for young adults in a genre often saturated with philosophical musings or lofty intellectual discourse. One of the i ..read more

My Rating -  2 out of 5 stars Publisher - Invincible Genre - Fiction Publishing year - 2019 Language - English ISBN - 978-93-88333-72-6 Pages - 170 Book Review -  Having encountered Santhosh Sivaraj's literary prowess through his debut work, The Blue Moon Day, in 2018, I eagerly awaited the opportunity to delve into his second offering, A Story Between the Lines, which was graciously sent to me by the author in 2019.  Despite the six-year interim, the lingering sense of wonder evoked by his initial creation motivated my anticipation for a ..read more

My Rating -  4 out of 5 stars Publisher - Manjul Genre - Personal Development Publishing year - 2023 Language - English ISBN - 978-93-5543-464-7 Pages - 170 Book Review -  Being: A Journey is a debut book written by Pankaj Gupta. It is a transformative guidebook that delves into the intricate realms of self-discovery and personal growth. With a profound blend of practical insights and introspective narratives, the author offers readers a roadmap toward genuine change and enlightenment.  Structured into ten immersive and fast-paced chapter ..read more

My Rating -  5 out of 5 stars Publisher - Hachette Genre - Biography Publishing year - 2011 Language - English ISBN - 978-0-3491-4043-8 Pages - 568 Book Review -  A Journey into Genius and Complex As I closed the final pages of Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson, I was engulfed in a whirlwind of emotions and thoughts. This book not only provided me with a comprehensive understanding of the life and legacy of one of the most influential figures in modern history, but also offered profound insights into innovation, leadership, and the human spirit ..read more

My Rating -  4 out of 5 stars Publisher - NuVoice Press Genre - Fantasy Publishing year - 2023 Language - English ISBN - 978-81-966888-4-4 Pages - 338 Book Review -  As a fervent fan of fantasy novels, I always seek a new world to immerse myself in, filled with magic, adventure, and intriguing characters. SP Mittson's first book in The Shifter's Trance series, The Wandering Star, promised just that, and I was eager to dive into its pages.  From the very beginning, the story gripped me with its unique premise. Eloise Hector is the enigmati ..read more

My Rating -  3 out of 5 stars Publisher - Pencil Genre - Fiction Publishing year - 2023 Language - English ISBN - 978-93-5883-752-0 Pages - 280 Book Review -  Destiny's Dance is the first book in The Tale of Dharma and Karma series penned by Abhishek Pandya. The story is set in the mystical realm of ancient India, where three mighty kingdoms, Suryanagar, Dharmakshetra, and Anandalaya, find themselves intertwined in a complex conspiracy narrative.  The narrative is propelled by the ambitions and conflicts of its central characters - King H ..read more

My Rating -  3 out of 5 stars Publisher - Harper Collins Genre - Non-Fiction Publishing year - 2021 Language - English ISBN - 978-93-5422-535-2 Pages - 183 Book Review -  When I initially selected Tiananmen Square by Vijay Gokhale, my knowledge of the incident was limited. While inherently tied to China, the incident's broader implications for geopolitics and the country's historical trajectory were aspects I had yet to encounter in mainstream education. As the narrative unfolded, it became apparent that this period marked a significant chapter when ..read more

My Rating - 4 out of 5 stars Publisher - Harper Collins Genre - Non-Fiction Publishing year - 2021 Language - English ISBN - 978-93-5422-429-4 Pages - 338 Book Review -  Dead Men Tell Tales by Dr. B. Umadathan, ably translated by Priya K. Nair, invites readers into the enigmatic world of forensic science through the eyes of Kerala's most celebrated forensic surgeon. Initially published in Malayalam as Oru Police Surgenote Ormakkurippukal in 2010, this gripping memoir unravels the mysteries behind some of the state's most infamous cases. The book in ..read more

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