“The Descendents” by Laksh Maheshwari & Ashish Kavi is a marvellous blend of science fiction and Indian mythology that unravel a thundering story that hypnotizes the readers ( I am one of them :)) from the very first line till the very end. In this adventurous literary trip, the central character is Jay who is…
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Book Review – Windows11Quick Start by Anand Narayanaswamy
In the realm of technology literature, Anand Narayanswamy’s “Windows 11 Quickstart” stands out as an exemplary guide tailored for non-tech individuals navigating the ever-evolving landscape of operating systems. This comprehensive book is a beacon for those seeking a detailed, step-by-step exploration of Windows 11 without drowning in technical jargon. One of the key strengths of…
Book Review – “Branches of Study in Sanskrit” – A Timeless Journey Through Ancient Wisdom
In Indian culture, our profound traditional knowledge is predominantly preserved in Sanskrit. However, due to the language’s declining usage, we risk overlooking the treasure trove contained in our ancient scriptures. This book is a dedicated effort by the author to bridge that gap and reintroduce this invaluable wisdom to our people, ensuring our heritage is…
Book Review – Unbroken by Indrani Mukerjea
“Unbroken” by Indrani Mukerjea is a gripping memoir that takes readers on a rollercoaster journey through the author’s tumultuous life. Mukerjea bares her soul with remarkable candour, sharing some of the darkest secrets and most personal details of her life, demonstrating immense strength and courage. The narrative traces her life from a traumatic childhood in…
Book Review – Love & ( Mellow) Drama by Manali Desai
Blurb (as on Amazon) – Gayatri Kulkarni: A Gen Z girl who has always lived under the shadow of her elder brother Sharad; so much so that she even chose her degree and college following in his footsteps. Although she doesn’t regret it, she wishes her parents would understand her dream to pursue her one…
Book Review – The Exfactor by Harini Srinivasan
“The Ex Factor” by Harini Srinivasan offers a glimpse into the chaotic yet relatable life of Oindrilla Roy, affectionately known as Oinks. While the book presents an engaging narrative, it treads the line between the average and the exceptional. Set against the bustling cities of Delhi and Gurugram, and the serene beauty of Shillong, the…
Book Review – Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
“Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Bronte is a timeless classic that captivates readers with its intricate narrative and vivid characters. The novel skillfully navigates themes of social class, gender roles, and morality, as we follow the journey of the resilient and independent protagonist, Jane Eyre. Bronte’s writing beautifully evokes the moody atmosphere of Thornfield Hall and…
Book Review – The Unwanted Boy and Other Stories
“The Unwanted Boy and Other Stories”. It is a collection of short stories by Charmila M Sankar. It is a self-published book. It contains short stories that explore a wide range of themes such as love, loss, identity, relationships, and redemption. The stories are about ordinary people in peculiar circumstances. Each story in the…
Book Review Of “Traces & Memoirs, Stories of You & Me”
TRACES AND MEMOIRS – STORIES OF YOU AND ME BY CHINMAYEE GAYATREE SAHU is a collection of 26 stories, set in the contemporary times. True to the title, these stories are of everyone and for everyone. It is easier to connect with the characters and the flow of the stories as the reader may find…
Book Review Of “Mahagatha -100 Tales From The Puranas”
“Mahagatha – 100 Tales From The Puranas” by Satyarth Nayak is a “must read” book for everyone who has an interest in Hindu mythology. Satyarth has penned the stories in easy-to-understand, simple and effective language. He has brought the age-old wisdom of Puranas to ordinary people. Puranas, as the name points out are the storehouse…