Daredreamers: A Start-up of Superheroes by Kartik Sharma and Ravi Nirmal Sharma Review
Daredreamers by Kartik and Ravi Nirmal Sharma follows an accident rescue company with skilled heroes, mixing superhero adventure with startup challenges.
To The Moon by Miss Malani Review
Malini Agarwal's To The Moon chronicles her blogging journey to Bollywood, but relies too heavily on testimonials and tweets, lacking depth.
The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas Review
Angie Thomas's acclaimed YA novel about witness to police brutality and the fight for justice. Powerful exploration of racism.
They Go To Sleep by Saugata Chakraborty Review
Saugata Chakraborty's collection of twelve diverse short stories spanning suspense, sci-fi, romance, and crime. Features complex characters.
Paradise Towers by Shweta Bachchan Nanda Review
Shweta Bachchan Nanda's debut novel set in a Mumbai apartment building. While well-written, characterization feels clichéd.
Thank God I’m Fired by Sandeep Pawar Review
Sandeep Pawar's inspirational novel about Raghav's journey to leave a secure job for his dreams. Relatable corporate fiction.
Kalam: Kuch Ulte Panne J. Alchem Review
J. Alchem's fictional retelling of APJ Abdul Kalam's life moments. A Hindi biographical fiction lacking inspirational depth.
Done With Her by Chirasree Bose Review
Chirasree Bose's crime thriller debut featuring mysterious Spreeha and secrets surrounding programmer Avesh. A suspenseful dark novel.
On The Open Road by Stuti Changle Review
Stuti Changle's startup novel about three characters pursuing entrepreneurial dreams. The story lacks compelling narrative and business vision.
Don’t Lose Your Mind Lose Your Weight by Rujuta Diwekar Review
Rujuta Diwekar's guide to sustainable weight loss through nutrition and mindful eating. Combines practical advice with spiritual health approach.
The Next Person You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom Review
Mitch Albom's sequel about Annie's journey in heaven meeting five people who shaped her life. A spiritual novel exploring love and lessons.
The Watchmaker and Time by Devang Kanavia Review
Philosophical short novel exploring concepts of time, infinity, and the universe through a watchmaker's discovery. Intelligent storytelling.