Tag Archives: Books

While on one hand, we see some intellectuals worrying about the habit of reading and see it on the verge of dying; and on the other, we see a large number of authors are entering into the spectrum with their works. Of course, the rise of TeleVision, Movie theatres and other options of enjoyments, has affected the habit of reading ... Read More »

A little while ago we’ve received a book named Natasha Mehra Must Die penned by Anand Sivakumaran published by Fingerprint Publishing!. The book title itself is an indicator of the book belongs to the crime thriller genre. Does this book meet our expectations? Is it a thriller worth going for? Well, the short answer is, yes. From our team, I ... Read More »

We were approached by Tarun Deep Singh with his book The Journey: Traveller With In a while ago. Unfortunately, it took longer than expected in reading the same and posting our unbiased book review for the same, as our book review queue is getting longer and longer :). Do you love reading something significant which is a little hard as ... Read More »

Hi Everyone, We love reading! And we are sure that you too 🙂 So, how many books you’ve read in this year so far? And, which of them you liked the most? Our team thinks that, like us, you also find it overwhelming when you get a book you would love to read at discounted prices, right? If you follow ... Read More »

In most of the online directories, “Books” fall in “entertainment” category. However, if used properly, a book (or for that matter any media) can prove to be an effective medium of spreading awareness, knowledge or a genuine message. Parenting – is a complicated topic. There can be some general rules, but beyond that, every individual is unique in terms of ... Read More »

Varun Sayal is a fellow you like to get connected with. As far as we know him, he is a straight forward and genuine person who is a foodie too :). Well, only these are not the important attributes of him. He is a fantastic writer with a genuinely good imagination. I remember a conversation with my late grandfather during ... Read More »