Bhumika: A Story of Sita by Aditya Iyengar Review
BhumikaBy Aditya IyengarBhumika The way the author Volga redefined and refined feminism in her book Liberation of Sita has become a benchmark which continues to inspire writers and authors all…
Emperor Chandragupta by Adity Kay Review
Emperor Chandragupta by Adity KayThe Maurya and Gupta dynasty were some of the greatest dynasties which ruled India. Their kings brought abundance of glory and prosperity to the country and the citizens.…
Circus Folk & Village Freaks by Aparna Upadhyaya Sanyal Review
PoetryCircus Folk & Village Freaks by Aparna Upadhyaya Sanyal 5 StarsBook ReviewCircus Folk and Village Freaks Circus Folk and Village Freaks by Aparna Upadhyaya Sanyal is an amazing narrative poetry book. I rarely…
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee Review
Historical FictionContemporary FictionPachinko by Min Jin LeeBook ReviewPachinko Pachinko by Min Jin Lee has been on my reading radar from last four months. But I didn't pick it up due…
The Liberation of Sita by Volga Review
The Liberation Of Sita The Liberation of Sita is by far the most powerful and thought provoking books on Sita. Written by Volga, the short stories would bombard you with…
Author Interview | Reecha Agarwal Goyal | Forever Is Not Enough
BookWorld got a chance for flash question and answer session with the author Reecha Agarwal Goyal. Check it out. 1 Why do you write? Have you always wanted to be…
Tata vs Mistry by Deepali Gupta Review
Tata vs Mistry by Deepali GuptaRatan Tata and Cyrus Mistry almost appeared like father and son duo picture perfect in newspapers during the time of the announcement new head of…
Narasimha by Kevin Missal Review
Book Review Narasimha by Kevin Missal4 Star Mythology and Fantasy NarasimhaWhen Bhakt Prahlad’s ordeal went beyond his tolerance, then tearing apart the pillar out comes the Lord Narshima, half lion and…
The Lion And The Stallion by Ram Sivasankaran Review
The Lion And The StallionbyRam Sivasankaran The Peshwa Series Book 1The Peshwa Series The Lion And The Stallion is the first book in The Peshwa series by Ram Sivasankaran. Before…
An American Marriage by Tayari Jones Review
Book ReviewAn American Marriage by Tayari Jones Five StarsFamily Drama and Relationship " I blame it on time, not on you or me. If we put a penny in a…
Where Will Man Take Us? by Atul Jalan Review
Where Will Man Take Us Are you a tech nerd? Are you a tech savvy person? Do you love to keep yourself updated about all the latest happenings in the…
Author Interview | Tanmay Dubey | The RedLine
August 26Tanmay DubeyBookWorld got an opportunity to have a candid chat with the author Tanmay Dubey on his newly released book The Red Line and many more. Read On…
Designing Destiny by Kamlesh Patel Review
Designing Destiny My Introduction to The Heartfulness Way I came to know about Daaji Kamlesh Patel and The Heartfulness Way method of meditation through the book The Heartfulness Way written…
The Breakthrough by Charles Graeber Review
The Breakthrough Charles GraeberA few months ago I watched a video on YouTube about activating T cells, which helps in the fight against Cancer. Frankly, I understood little and was…
Author Interview | Kevin Missal | The Author of Narasimha: The Mahaavatar
Author InterviewKevin MissalKevin Missal is a national bestseller writer and author of Kalki Series. His upcoming series is on Narashima avatar.This is really an exciting phase for fans of Indian…
Kikki by Kaushal Vijay Review
Gone are the days when only celebrities wrote their life story. These days, there is a growing trend of memoirs by non celebrities and biographies of people we know nothing…
The Women Who Ruled India by Archana Garodia Gupta Review
The Women Who Ruled India is a small endeavor by the writer Archana Garodia Gupta to bring together the mini biographies of 20 women rulers who ruled their kingdom in…
Author Interview: Sujith Balakrishnan
Sujith Balakrishnan AuthorAbout The Author Sujith BalakrishnanBorn and brought up in Palakad, a small district in the northern part of Kerela, Sujith Balakrishnan fondly remembers his childhood days spend amidst…
Yoddha by Rajat Pillai Review
Yoddha by Rajat PillaiA Historical Fiction on Gupta Dynasty Yoddha The Dynasty of Samundragupta by Rajat Pillai will take you down to the most glorious part of the Indian history…
The Familiars by Stacey Halls Review
The Familiars I have heard, more than 5 publishers were contending to acquire the publishing rights of the book The Familiars by Stacey Halls. So much excitement for a book…
Becoming By Michelle Obama Review
Becoming Women at large, mostly, all their life remain in the shadow of their husbands. It is here the spectacular prowess of Michelle Obama could be seen and why she…
What To Read After Harry Potter
Are you feeling a hole in your heart after living each moment of roller coaster ride of danger and adventure with Harry, Ron and Hermione and thinking what to read…
Zucked Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe by Roger McNamee Review
Zucked by Roger McNamme Zucked Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe by Roger McNamee left me gobsmacked and numb after reading about the darker side of internet platforms on which…
Life in the Sunshine by T Sathish Review
Life In The Sunshine Rating 3.5/5 The word cricket is enough to intrigue me about anything. This was the case when I picked up Life In The Sunshine by T.…