Recently we got a chance to read Dharma that comes with the tagline Decoding the Epics for a Meaningful Life. a book by one of the bestselling authors of India, Amish Tripathi, who co-authored it with his sister Bhavana Roy. Amish is known for setting a trend of re-telling ancient Indian stories by weaving them in the modern context. His ... Read More »
Exploring the various adaptations of the world of Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, we came across the book series by author Nancy Springer who writes adventures featuring Sherlock‘s much younger sister Enola. We have reviewed the first seven books in this series here on Thinkerviews platforms. The Case of the Missing Marquess The Case of the Left-Handed Lady The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets ... Read More »
Scandinavian countries are known as some of the happiest countries in the world. But these far flung, cold, countries are also known for their dark thrillers and crime fiction that is enjoyed world wide by readers. One of the well known examples is the millennium series (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) by Stieg Larsson. We enjoy detective fiction here ... Read More »
As our regular readers and listeners know, we love reading thrillers. As a general rule we don’t discriminate between the seasonsed authors and those who are just a few books old. It helped us in finding some worthy authors whose writings are sometimes even better than some of the few “celebrity” authors. Mainak Dhar is one such author. We got ... 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 »
Bharatiya (that is Indian) culture is a magical tapestry. It is a perfect balance of science and philosophy. While most of the people believe that Dharma is religion and it is mostly about afterlife. It is not a correct definition. Dharma is much more than – religion. And the Bharatiya culture considers Dharm (Dharma), Arth (Artha), Kam (Kama) and Moksh(Moksha) ... Read More »
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