Tag Archives: Books

It is not the first book where the protagonist is a sniper. Of course, there are many movies and books already available with this theme. Nothing Else Matters by Vish Dhamija falls in the same category, which I found, has some unique attributes to offer. If you love reading crime thrillers and police procedural, you must have heard Vish Dhamija‘s ... Read More »

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: Mahabharata is famously known to contain every possible story that human minds can conjure and ... Read More »

The latest banking thriller by Ravi Subramanian – Don’t Tell The Governor – was on our “to be read and reviewed” list since its announcement. Somehow it took more than expected time. Ultimately, from Team ThinkerViews, I got a chance to read it, and I am feeling delighted for this opportunity. Ravi himself is a professional banker. So, he has ... Read More »

Before a few months ago we got a chance to buy Everest Ki Beti (एवरेस्ट की बेटी) – a Hindi Book exploring the inspiring journey of Arunima Sinha (अरुणिमा सिन्हा). Despite our busy schedules and a stack of “books to be reviewed”, I’d given out-of-turn read to this amazing book from our team. It, however, took me a lot more ... Read More »

Though, SciFi, as a genre fascinate readers, it is not easy to come up with a book series in this zoner. Your story needs to be convincing and it must have the elements which can be extended. Varun Sayal, a data scientist by profession and author by passion achieved the feat beautifully and convincingly. His journey from a short story ... Read More »

Hi Friends, We are back with Book Giveaways! October 2019 Giveaway You can stand a chance to win a book named The Peshwa: The Lion and The Stallion by Ram Sivasankaran. It is a historical fiction which explores the story of Peshwa Bajirao Bhat. He was referred to as “the sword of Chhatrapati” (as in this book), and was considered ... Read More »