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…
The 5 AM Club by Robin Sharma Review
The 5 AM Club by Robin Sharma The 5 AM Club: Own Your Morning, Elevate Your Life is the newest offering of the mentor and life coach Robin Sharma which…
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.…
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…
The Women in the Window AJ Finn Review
My head was reeling by the time I finished reading The Woman In The Window by AJ Finn at midnight. I was not able to sleep because of the suspense,…
Saraswatichandra by Sameer Acharya Review
Saraswatichandra by Sameer Acharya is the retelling of the original title written by Govardhanram Tripathi in Gujarati language. I haven't read the original series, which was written in four volumes…
The Alpha Yeti by Sum Review
I was completely fascinated by the world of Yetis created by the author SUM in his book #TheAlphaYeti. Yetis are huge creatures something like King Kong in the movie King Kong. They lives in the snow clad mountains of Nirmalaya. They have raw power similar to Hulk and impenetrable skin covered with long, thick fur all throughout their body which help them survive the cold and made them almost invincible. They are the star attraction and surprise package of the story. It was always interesting to read how they will react. The story is about the combat between Yetis and humans.
Change Me by Jasmin Waldmann Review
The book Change Me is the author Jasmin Waldmann's attempt to lay out a healthy lifestyle to its readers to follow, to enable them to transform their mind and body.…