A Time Travel Adventure – The Jaz Gang: A Dangerous Escapade by Vaishnavi Anantha
Do you enjoy reading books about time travel and treasure hunts? Vaishnavi Anantha’s The Jaz Gang: A Dangerous Escapade is a brilliant new children’s fiction.
Book Review of The Art of Supreme by AB Kaura
Be the change you want to see in others. But have you yourself changed radically, for the good? Find out in my book review of The Art of Supreme by AB Kaura.
Raman Agarwal’s Book Crochet Delves Into Mental Health and the Stigma Associated With It
Mental Health – Taboo or tribulation? Exploring the mental health stigma through the book Crochet by Raman Agarwal.
Eat Human Flesh if You Have to Survive! A Review of Tender Is the Flesh
Apathy or survival? Can cannibalism be the next future we humans are compelled to be a part of? A Review of Tender Is the Flesh
2029: A Book Exploring a Dystopian Future | A Book Review
A dystopian world-a kaleidoscope of AI wonders or devastation of human emotions -2029 by Swati Khatri, a book review.
Quirky Best of Life Through the Eyes of Stand-up Comedian: The Unproposed Guy – A Book Review
Ever watched stand-up comedy? Come join me in exploring the life of one such stand-up comedian-Kevin and take a walk through his life through a book review of The Unproposed Guy by Bhavik Sarkhedi and Suhana Bhambhani.
A More Than 100-Year-Old Murder Mystery, a Drug Addict and a Researcher – Buried Under the Mist, This one will keep you Awake at Night
Can Company really make a difference in a person’s life? Well, depends on how one takes it in their stride. Presenting Buried under the mist by Alex Nero, a mystery you will enjoy reading.
Behram’s Boat: A Man’s Pursuit to Save His Fast Diminishing Parsi Culture by Adi Pocha
What if someone who was living without a purpose plunges head first into a pursuit full of discovering one’s true calling? Exactly the story of Rustomjee from Behram’s Boat by Adi Pocha. Check it out now!
Master O | Dhiraj Singh | Book Review
Want to know about a world where we are the controlled and not the controllers as we seem to fashion ourselves to be? Master O by Dhiraj Singh, Add it to your next TBR
