Tag Archives: Books

The successful private series by James Patterson continues its journey through India in collaboration with Ashwin Sanghi as the team of investigators moves from Mumbai to Delhi to give us the next installment in the series called Private Delhi (Book # 13 in the Private Series). Since we enjoyed reading Private Mumbai, we decided to continue with the series and ... Read More »

Recently we came across a book named Fluid: The Approach Applied by Geniuses Over Centuries by Ashish Jaiswal. Our pre-ordered copy has arrived before a few days. While the book is available on Amazon and other online stores, its formal launching is scheduled on 2nd November, 2018. Book Title : Fluid: The Approach Applied by Geniuses Over Centuries Author : ... Read More »

Recently I came across a book named Garuda and the Serpents: Stories of Friends and Foes from Hindu Mythology by author Arshia Sattar. The book proves that religion (of the author) has nothing to do with the knowledge (he/she possess). Though, I found many of the elements of various stories are explored quite differently than I know, but at the ... Read More »

Let us share our unbiased book review for a version of Lalita SahastraNama Stotram with you all today. One of the privileges of growing up in India is that there is always something to celebrate, no matter what time of year it is. There would be hardly a school going child who has not attempted to write an essay on ... Read More »

Recently we’re approached by Medha Nagur to let us know about her book The last Seychelles Flame and we’ve decided to read it and share our unbiased book reviews for the same with you all :). From our team, I got a chance to read it and the review is unbiased and uninfluenced by all means, as always. Book Title ... Read More »

Recently when we were approached by Notion Press about Handwritten Letters in the Bookstore: Conversations in Every Heart Via Forgotten Art by Rimple Sanchla ; we were curious to explore it. The title of the book is quite interesting and so does the punchline. And, the fact that the book explores a musical journey as mentioned on the Book back ... Read More »