Book Review - Wild World: The Adventures of Bali and Bhola by Deepak Arora

I saw "Wild World: The Adventures of Bali and Bhola" by Deepak Arora book's praise post by Preeti Shenoy. I was attracted to cover so much that I simple inquired my friend in publishing house about the book availability. That book was provided to Preeti Shenoy as ARC or maybe for her feedback. So...

Book Review - Aahvan - Only A Hidden Truth Can Remain Free by Saurabh Kudesia

I was just going through my Facebook feed when suddenly facebook showed me Aahvan, an interesting Hindi book. The cover and blurb were promising. I contacted the author and got to know more in detail. Later on, I bought the book's kindle copy, which made it our 8-9th Hindi book in our catalog. Unlike...

Book Review - Draupadi - The Tale of an Empress by Saiswaroopa Iyer

It was Feb of 2017 when I first connected with Saiswaroopa. We were budding bloggers at that time, and we were organizing author interaction week. We wanted Saiswaroopa to appear in our event. Well, she was not able to join us but since then we are book-friends. We have already reviewed Abhaya &...

10 reasons why you should read Productivity Superhero by Dan Luca

I have read very few self-help books. My self-help reads would not be more than 10-12% of overall nonfiction I have read. And not more than 25% of self-help was able to give us satisfaction. The reason being too much theory (which I called fundas) and too little examples. Many authors lack discipline...

Book Review - Think, Eat, Live Smart by Anjali Hooda Sangwan

An attractive cover, catchy title and interesting subtitle - "Secrets to Super Charge Health", these things got my attention when I saw "Think, Eat, Live Smart" by Anjali Hooda Sangwan. In the last one and a half year, since we expanded and started exploring books in other genres, health/diet related...

Book Review - Socha Bhi Na Tha by Sriman Narayanan

They say some things are bound to happen. A few months back Vishnu messaged me with details of books that I can review. As per our standard understanding, I need to tell him books of my liking. "Socha Bhi Na Tha" was the book I selected that time. After a month when I inquired Vishnu about book, he...

Why She Lied: A Riveting Psychological Thriller Based on A True Story by Julie Coons

My teammate read the first book of Julie Coons, which was a memoir/autobiography and he really liked it. He recommended me to read the same. At that time I was busy so didn't get time to read it. But last month when I saw her upcoming book, and I took time and decided to read the book. It was indeed...

Book Review - Life in the Sunshine by T Sathish

If you ask any person brought up in India between 1980-2010s, which organized game they played in their childhood, they will say Cricket. Though national level status is never given to the game by authorities, country citizens have given Numero Uno status to Cricket. India is one of the country (or...

Meet Nishith & Tushar Author of Demystifying Digital Transformation : A Practitioners Companion

Today we have Nishith & Tushar to discuss their book "Demystifying Digital Transformation". Educational Background Nishith – MBA in International Business Tushar – MBA, ME,BE What are some day jobs you have held? Nishith – Siemens, PeopleSoft, Adani Group, RPG Group Tushar – Consultant...

Review of a Time Traveling Book - Demons of Time: Race to the 7th Sunset by Varun Sayal

We have read "Time Crawlers" by Varun Sayal. We were really impressed by those short sci-fi stories. We knew by those stories Varun has put a beta product in the market to gauge which egg/idea gather more attraction. We knew that the next book by Varun must be one of the short stories. And we were...

Gujarati Book Review - Paralysis - Chandrakant Bakshi

After a long time we are back with review in two languages. Today we would like to share review of master piece of Chandrakand Bakshi - "Paralysis" Click here to check review in English The introduction of the book, Paralysis, "Precious Gem: Chandrakant Bakshi of Gujarati Literature"...

Book Review "The Cloudburst" by Rajesh Naiksatam

A purplish cover highlighted by lightening, floods and stick men like children raising their arms and a colophon describing floods, peril, Mumbai and survival; there was a huge gap between the impact left by the two as the latter clearly overshadowed the former. Book Blurb After fifteen-year-old...

Young Adult Book's Review - Kingdom Cold by Brittni Chenelle

Attractive cover and YA genre, these two things caught my attention when "Kingdom Cold" book's reached my mailbox. I checked the blurb of the book, which seems good enough. So I took the chance and said yes for the review copy. Don't worry that doesn't mean our review is biased, we are here to give...