The Godfather by Mario Puzo is one of the best pieces of literature ever written. Mario Puzo paints this elaborate picture of the Sicilian mafia through the eyes of Michael Corleone…
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Book Review: The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith
The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith is an introduction to the new detective Cormoran Strike. It is really a good mystery where the murder actually gets investigated methodically and the picture is gradually revealed through interviews and evidence gathering.
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Book Review: Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell
Despite boasts that Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell is “the greatest romance of our time,” this approximately 1,000-page book is not just a romance.
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Book Review: She: Screw Silence! by Reecha Agarwal Goyal
There have been so many books on feminism in last couple of years. Reecha Agarwal Goyal explores this theme in this wonderful book of micro-tales She: Screw Silence.
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Book Review: Soul Selfie by Sadguru Rameshji
Soul Selfie by Sadguru Rameshji is one of those books that makes you not feel but think. The book gets condensed at times, compelling the reader to think, sometimes ponder on his personal life and on human behavior throughout the…
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Book Review: Make Your Own Luck by Bob Miglani & Rehan Yar Khan
Title: Make Your Own Luck Author: Bob Miglani & Rehan Yar Khan Publisher: FingerPrint Publication Genre: Self Help, Non-Fiction First Publication: 2019 Language: English Book Summary: Make Your Own Luck What does it take to have a successful sales career? What does…
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Book Review: Shhh! Don’t Talk about Mental Health by Arjun Gupta
Shhh! Don’t Talk about Mental Health by Arjun Gupta is one of the most beautifully written books I have read about mental health and illness. Inspiration almost drips off the pages.
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Book Review: Lethal Dosage Of Life by Vladas Golambiauskas
Lethal Dosage of Life is a poetic, disorienting book about semi-criminals, heroin addicts and idlers squandering their lives on the fringes.
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Book Review: What The Eyes See by Nitya Ravi
What The Eyes See by Nitya Ravi is a fascinating and sometimes disturbing collection of seven short stories. Across these stories runs a theme of dark human nature and it’s consequences.
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Book Review: Attachments by Rainbow Rowell
The premise of Attachments by Rainbow Rowell is pretty basic; Lincoln is a shy and socially awkward individual who never quite got over the heartbreak caused by his high school sweetheart.
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