Tag Archives: Books

We love reading thrillers. We’ve mentioned it so many times that our regular readers already know it :). That’s why the book The Girl Who Knew Too Much by Vikrant Khanna was on our list for a long time. Finally, from our team, I got a chance to read it. I found the book gripping in parts. If you love ... Read More »

Biographies are definitely inspirational reads. It gives you the summary of a successful life in a few hundred pages. And, that includes the lessons learnt through the experiences of years. It is like how you churn milk and collect the essence as butter. Of course, the butter milk also possesses some fantastic qualities. But, the butter is just the butter. ... Read More »

The perks of being a book reviewer are connecting with other fellow bibliophiles. ThinkerViews Team enjoys and looks forward to such opportunities where we can connect with authors presenting the readers with interesting and entertaining stories. We had a chance to connect with author Sredhanea Ramkrishnan over her debut work – The Cord. A food technologist and a content writer ... Read More »

Lauded as a writer of great subtlety and intelligence, Anuradha Roy writes poetic and elegant prose creating characters that belong to the past as well as our worlds today. Starting with her debut book, we have been reading and reviewing her works: An Atlas of Impossible Longing Her latest book brings us another story about the fragile state of our ... Read More »

Do you love reading thrillers? We do. Today we are going to talk about a nicely written thrilling police procedural set up in an Indian environment. Chetan Bhagat is one of the popular authors of modern time, from India. Well, you may have your opinions about his writing, but you cannot deny the sales figures for sure. For a regular ... Read More »

The readers of historical fiction have been enjoying an influx of books featuring war heroines from World Wars I and II and applauding for adventures that have not been as widely appreciated in their own time. But now, with the sensibilities of the modern world telling these stories, we look at the times that is a hundred years in the ... Read More »