Open by Andre Agassi Review
Growing up, I was a huge fan of Pete Sampras. He was calm, composed, and carried himself with a quiet confidence that I admired deeply. In contrast, Andre Agassi always…
I Am The Best by Swati Bhise Review
Book Title: I Am The Best Author: Swati BhiseIllustrator: Genre: ChildrenAge Range: 5+ Summary: The story introduces five elements—Earth, Air, Water, Space, and Fire—each with its own name: Vayu for…
Think Like A Monk by Jay Shetty Review
INTRODUCTION Book Title: Think Like a Monk Author: Jay Shetty Genre: Self-help, Personal Development Publication Date: September 8, 2020 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Page Count: 352 I first heard about…
Have a Little Faith by Mitch Albom Review
Mitch Albom's books are like pocket-sized treasures, easily tucked into your handbag for a moment of wisdom whenever you need it. Despite their small size, they carry an abundance of…
Investing Decoded by Anirudh Rathore Review
Introduction to Investing Decoded Diving into the vast ocean of finance and investing can feel like navigating through uncharted waters, especially for beginners. The complexities of financial jargon and intricate…
The Dhandho Investor by Mohnish Pabrai Review
"The Dhandho Investor" by Mohnish Pabrai is a fascinating departure from my usual reading preferences of self-help and spiritual books. With little to no background in finance and investments, I…
The Journey Home by Radhanath Swami Review
In the compelling autobiography "The Journey Home," Radhanath Swami narrates his transformative odyssey—a heartfelt expedition in pursuit of God and profound truths. Richard, born into a Jewish family that found…
Live Laugh and Let Go by Gul Hinduja Review
I recently got my hands on a memoir called "Live Laugh and Let Go" by an Indian entrepreneur named Gul Hinduja. At first, I was intrigued because of his last…
Author Interview: Onyeka Nwelue
Embark on a literary journey with an extraordinary author and scholar, Onyeka Nwelue. Born in 1988, Nwelue is a prominent figure in academia, having held esteemed positions in African studies…
How to Make Money in Stock Market Trading by Indrazith Shantharaj Review
The investment bug has finally bitten me, and now I forever look for opportunities where I can make money out of money, allowing my assets to work for me in…
Quiet by Susan Cain Review
Embracing Your Introverted Nature: In a world where the spotlight often shines on the extroverts, Susan Cain's book "Quiet: The Power of Introvert" stands as a beacon of validation for…
“The Peace Approach: 31 Life Transforming Ways for Lasting Happiness” by Alok Tripathi- A Review
I'm thrilled to dive into "The Peace Approach: 31 Life Transforming Ways for Lasting Happiness" by Alok Tripathi. Life's a roller coaster, and this book promises to be our map…
Ikigai: The Japanese secret to a long and happy life by García, Héctor and Miralles, Francesc
Do you ever feel lost, uncertain, or lacking a sense of purpose in life? Have you experienced the pain of personal loss or wondered why some people seem to live…
The Tiger Throne by Preetha Rajah Kannan Review
Someone in a WhatsApp group frantically asked for a PDF version of the book Ponniyin Selvan, authored by Kalki, and that's how I came to know about this classic Tamil…
Everything is F*cked by Mark Manson Review
This book on HOPE by Mark Manson is no where near to his first book yet it is a good one time read.
Foops! 30 Common Financial Mistakes by Manoj Arora Review
My father always remarks about money sitting idle in a bank account or at a home locker as the lost opportunity to increase your wealth. Oops! It was the first…
Death of the District Magistrate by Nachi Review
Death of the District Magistrate by Nachi is a murder mystery that happens somewhere in Tamil Nadu. The novel starts as a straightforward suicide case, but the emergence of new…
Back Ender written by Udayan Mukherji Review
After a hiatus, I am back to penning my thoughts about the books I read. And I start with Back Ender, written by Udayan Mukherji. The title of the novel…
Lica by Hitesh Trehon Review
Lica by Hitesh Trehon reminds me of the movie Kal Aaj Aur Kal. The film features three generations of the famous Kapoor family. It highlights changing dynamics of the family…
Club You To Death by Anuja Chauhan Review
Long ago, I read Vinod Mehta's book The Lucknow Boy: A Memoir. The author filled me with many juicy and spicy anecdotes about Lutyens' Delhi. He described their nose in…
If I Hadn’t Met You by Shalini Ranjan Review
If I Hadn't Met You by Shalini Ranjan is a cocktail of many genres blended in a single story. It is a difficult feat to pull off for any budding…
Celebrating Small Victories by J.V.R. Prasada Rao Review
As a teenager, I remembered watching the detective serial Jasoos Vijay. Detective Vijay not only solved complicated crime cases but also spread awareness about the disease AIDS and prevention measures…
Birth of the Blue Mystic by Kisori Gopika Review
His eyes were locked on, turning me curious to know what caught the admiration of my five-year-old son. Gazing at the beautiful cover of the newly arrived book, my son…
Linger, When You’re Gone by Chitra Padmana Review
Have you ever come across psychological thriller books that smell thrilling and spooking? You must be wondering, how could I smell a story. Well, you would understand it after reading…
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