Browsing the works of Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, we found this lesser-known book called The Vine of Desire. The book blurb reminded me of not only one of her short stories from the collection Arranged Marriage but also some other popular works and, so we decided to read it for Team Thinkerviews. Book Title : The Wine Of Desire Author : ... Read More »
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Nemesis of Kalinga (Ashoka Trilogy: Book 3) by Shreyas Bhave | Book Review
Listen To The Podcast: If you love to listen to the book review over reading, or if you want to go through it while doing other activity, here is our Podcast of this review article. Do listen, and share your thoughts with us. Spotify: YouTube: The time of Chandragupta and Chanakya is one of the most memorable segments of the ... Read More »
ILU by Kamal Upadhyay | Book Review Published In Voice Of Jaipur
The Year 2019 has already said “adios” to all of us. But, it surely was an inseparable part of our lives. It brought some fantastic memories to us, and we are sure that it was the same case for you all as well. It was not possible without the love of the readers and the trust of the book authors ... Read More »
The Nameless Book: Everyone Has A Story By Deepthi Ayyagari | Book Review
Deepthi Ayyagari is an author who writes in multiple genres. After reading her book “Love On The Everest”, we got a chance to read another couple of books from her. And, we like all of them :). It also exposed one more talent of the author to us – versatility. During my limited experience of reading various regional, national and ... Read More »
Unlawful Justice by Vish Dhamija | Book Review
Ideally, justice and law are complementary things. Laws are made so justice can be served. In that aspect, we can say that – justice is the goal and laws the resources to enforce the goal is reached. Things are not always ideal. We have seen in many cases that the laws are bent or interpreted in a way that they ... Read More »
With Ash on Their Faces By Cathy Otten | Book Review
When we see unrest in various parts of the world we may often ask a question to ourselves: “Are we really progressing?” More often than not, we had seen the human brutalities surpassing the same of all the species and even natural calamities. Be it in the name of faith or community, be it in the name of expanding borders ... Read More »