WHO WOULD ENJOY READING THIS BOOK? Entrepreneurs Readers interested in personal development Recent Graduates Johan van Rooyen’s ‘Trailblazing Strategies for Career Growth’ is a beacon of light in the often murky waters of professional Read More
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“Letter to Future” by eShan is one heck of a book. It’s not your run-of-the-mill read; it’s like a deep dive into life, relationships, and what it means to be human. eShan takes Read More
WHO WOULD ENJOY READING THIS BOOK? ? Spiritual Seekers ? Philosophy Enthusiasts ? Seekers of Moral Guidance “The Tulsidas Ramayana: Lessons from the Hindu Mythology” by Jaiprakash Agrawal offers readers an enriching voyage into the timeless epic of Read More
WHO WOULD ENJOY READING THIS BOOK? ? Comedy Lovers ? History Buffs ? Writers and Creatives REVIEW: In “Why Men are Suspicious of Yoga,” author Robert Isenberg takes readers on an intriguing journey through a collection of essays Read More
WHO WOULD ENJOY READING THIS BOOK? ? Fans of Romantic Comedies ? Those Seeking a Unique Reading Experience ? Anyone in Need of Laughter and Inspiration REVIEW: “A Nutty Affair” by Sithesh C Govind is a delightful and Read More
WHO WOULD ENJOY READING THIS BOOK? ? Health Enthusiasts ? Readers interested in Holistic Well-being ? Those Seeking Clarity on Nutrition REVIEW: In an era riddled with contradictory diet advice and exorbitant medical expenses, “The Diet Mysteries” emerges Read More
“Being Your Best: Increase your True potential, discover yourself to be the best, prosper in life and career with useful exercises to create the best version of yourself!” by Bollapragada Sairam is a must-read for Read More
“Tickle Your Grey Cells” by Kavita Bhatt is a unique collection of quotes, haikus, and short verses that encourage readers to think deeply about life’s puzzles and mysteries. The author’s writing style is Read More
“Befarmaid: Perso – Arabic Minstrelsy and Parnassus in the Indian Subcontinent” by Dr. Shadab Ahmed offers an insightful exploration of the Persian and Urdu literary, social, cultural, political and historical traditions in India, particularly during the Read More
‘Low’ is Jeet Thayil’s new book and an exploration of the yearning for oblivion. The story follows an Indian poet named Dominic Ullis whose wife has recently died of suicide. On a whim he Read More