Tag Archives: Books

Mahabharat aka Mahabharata is the greatest, longest and most complex epic around the world. No matter that if a specific book series is going to break the record in terms of length (“number of words”). The way it is accepted and loved by millions of people will remain unmatched. The way it weaves the complexity of relations and society in ... Read More »

Recently we’ve got a chance to read Five Minutes Longer, a short book by Sidhhant A. Joshi. Though this is Siddhant’s first book, his association with literature is not something new. In fact, his mother is a published author. He was introduced to the wars when he was around 8. To no surprise, his debut book is focused on the ... Read More »

We love reading thrillers. Especially when they are written in a gripping manner. So, when we were approached by Chase Austin about his debut short EBook Wicked Storm: A Thrilling Ride (tagline: Sam Wick Rapid Thrillers Book 1), we responded positively. He provided us the Ebook in exchange of a book review. And, we are happy about the decision. We ... Read More »

23rd April is celebrated around the world as “World Book Day”. It is also referred as World Book and Copyright Day, or International Day of the Book. We look forward to this day for the spirit and love of reading. And, as a bonus, we often find some fantastic book deals on this occasion. Today, let me share with you ... Read More »

For the regular readers of ThinkerViews, the name of Anuj Tikku is not unfamiliar. He is a professional travel blogger from India, who is popular among a group of readers and travelers. We got a chance to read and review many of his books and here are quick links to our unbiased views and reviews for the same: Survival by ... Read More »

As you know we like to explore authors writing stories that span across cultures and view the world from the kaleidoscope of their experiences around the world. Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is one such powerful and prolific author whose work we have admired for a few years. We have published our views on The Mistress of Spices in 2012, and since ... Read More »