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We have often mentioned that writing a “kids special book” is not a child’s play. On one hand you need to feed the ingredients of adventure, joy, thrill and other emotions, and on the other, you have to make them easy to understand. In terms of story, a fine balance between real-world and fictional-universe is expected. And yes, the content ... Read More »

Children’s books are one of the favourite genres for us here at Thinkerviews. We are always looking for books filled with adventure, enterprise and magic that makes childhood such a fascinating phase of life. We have reviewed a fair few series designed for young readers and shared our reviews on those here at Thinkerviews platforms. The Brightstorm Series by Vashti ... Read More »

We love exploring books from various genres. And, well-paced thrillers have a special place in our hearts! Well, when they are embedded with Sci-Fi elements or when they get technically advanced, we love them even more. Recently, we came across an interesting thriller written by Abhinav Agarwal, named Predators and Prey. The reading experience was amazing, so we’ve decided to ... Read More »

We are living in a really interesting time. Almost everything we need (in terms of material aspects) is available at our fingertips. We are living in the world where a majority of stuffs we need is available online. Definitely, it gives us immense level of ease in our lives and makes our lives more productive. As with everything, the material ... Read More »

Children’s books are one of the favourite genres for us here at Thinkerviews. We are always looking for books filled with adventure, enterprise and magic that makes childhood such a fascinating phase of life. We have reviewed a fair few series designed for young readers and shared our reviews on those here at Thinkerviews platforms. The Brightstorm Series by Vashti ... Read More »

Historical fiction is a well-loved genre of books, as we stop and look back on times and lives gone by and try to understand people who may be removed from us in time, but not so much in how life progresses. Hamnet and Hamlet were the same name in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century, and it is believed ... Read More »