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Infinite Intelligence by Arvind Sharmaa

Title: Infinite IntelligenceAuthor: Arvind SharmaaPublisher: BecomeShakespeare.comGenre: Self help, Personal TransformationFirst Publication: 2020Language: English  Book Summary: Infinite Intelligence by Arvind Sharmaa This book is about the basic laws that...

Happiness to the Power of Infinity by Rohit Sodha

Happiness to the Power of Infinity is brilliant book with concrete techniques to change ones habits, founded in extensive research. Much of what is presented, is common sense I think, but the difference is, that it is articulated in ways I can not, and is tested in research studies.

Best Self-Help Books Of All Time you need to read during downtime

We have gathered the best self help books of the last several decades, from perennial bestsellers to new releases. If you’re looking for motivation to change your life or your outlook, check out our inspiring list of the most influential and best self help books of all time.

Author Interview: Kartikeya Ladha

Kartikeya Ladha, the author of Dream Beyond Shadows, talks about his book in this very insightful interview. Born in Gwalior, a historical town in India...

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Pink Ink by Avina St. Graves

A spoiler-free review of Pink Ink by Avina St. Graves: a film student re-stages real murders in pink fake blood, and the killer she idolises turns out to be grading her coursework. Honest praise, real criticism, content notes and read-alikes.

The Matryoshka Murders by Kay Williams

The Matryoshka Murders by Kay Williams is a political thriller set in 1991 Leningrad where an American filmmaker's camera catches something worth killing for. Murder, mystery, and a love story that crosses an ocean.

The Disappearers by Marlon James

Seven men rehearse a gay prison play in 1988 Kingston. One night a crowd arrives, and two of the cast are never seen again. Marlon James has written the longest, hardest and most formally daring book on the Booker Prize 2026 longlist.

Black Bag by Luke Kennard

A broke actor is paid to attend university lectures zipped inside a leather bag, and finds the first role he has ever been perfectly suited to. Luke Kennard has written the funniest book on the Booker Prize 2026 longlist and the jokes are doing all the heavy lifting.

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