The Peshwa: War of the Deceivers by Ram Sivasankaran Review
Second book in Ram Sivasankaran's Peshwa series depicting Bajirao Peshwa's reign. Epic historical fiction with authentic period detail.
A Long Way Home by Mitali Meelan Review
Novel about brothers Arihant and Ishaan navigating career choices and family expectations. Mitali Meelan's debut features exceptional dual-narrative.
The Subtle Art Of Not Giving F*** by Mark Manson Review
Mark Manson's radical self-help book challenging feel-good platitudes. An aggressive, witty guide teaching readers to be at peace with themselves.
Sea Prayer by Khaled Hosseini Review
Khaled Hosseini's illustrated novella about a refugee father and his son. A moving 48-page story with evocative illustrations by Dan Williams.
City Of My Heart by Rana Safvi Review
Translation of four Urdu texts exploring the decline of Mughal dynasty through personal accounts of royalty under Bahadur Shah Zafar.
Many Miles to Go by Brian Tracy Review
I picked up the book Many Miles To Go by Brain Tracy for a casual read, honestly, with no intention to finish it. But bingo. Within a few pages into…
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus by John Gray Review
The book Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus by John Gray needs no introduction and seriously, is doesn't need any review as well. It is almost a…
Ashwatthama’s Redemption by Gunjan Porwal Review
In the past few years I have read so many Indian Mythology books with different approaches and viewpoints, different interpretation and angles that nothing seems to be catching my fancy.…
Shoe Dog by Phil Knight Review
Memoir of Phil Knight and Nike's rise from startup struggles to becoming a global shoe giant. An inspiring story of perseverance and integrity.
Beloved Childhood by Vidushi Garg Review
People who went to boarding school or residential school will always have bittersweet memories and anecdotes to share. My husband who was away from home for most of his student…
Time is a Fire by Vikram Kapoor Review
The first thing I did after finishing the novel Time Is A Fire by Vikram Kapoor was to do some goggling about Operation Blue Star and Indira Gandhi's assassination. Why I was…
Captain Elephant by Aseem Mahajan Review
A human being running at the lightening speed like a leopard, jumps effortlessly from one building to another like a monkey, like an ant can handle things 100 times heavier…