Tag Archives: contemporary

In life, we often get imprisoned in a “self-created” jail. It is said that the mind creates the barrier and if we can overcome it, we can do wonders in life. All true. But, is that so easy? Don’t circumstance and situation play an important part there? You might be wondering, why these philosophical questions! Well, they may sound philosophical ... Read More »

Do you love reading academic books backed by hard research work? We do. But, these books are not for everyone. An average reader, who loves exploring fiction, thrillers, romantic stuff; basically read for entertainment, may not find them appealing. Being a professional book reviewer associated with reputed Team ThinkerViews I am fortunate to get exposed to books of various genres. ... Read More »

Migrants are viewed differently by different people. Do you think one wants to migrate to some unknown place if he is comfortable at his/her own place and is able to find everything one is strived for? Mostly one approaches a different land only when he see a better opportunity there. Hope for a better and secure future invites people to ... Read More »

As per the Hindu way of living, there ultimate four goals one has to achieve in his/her life. They are Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. While many consider some of these goals better than others, actually all of them are equally important. The wise ancestors and Rishis gave almost a kind of code of conduct one can follow in the ... Read More »

I consider myself lucky for being a professional book reviewer and being associated with Team ThinkerViews. As I have often mentioned, the perks of being a genuine book reviewer include exposure to new talents. Some of them confirm with their work (mostly in the debut itself) that they are here to stay. I will also give credit to some of ... Read More »

There are so many things I love about being a professional book reviewer. Of course, the biggest one is the joy of reading. I also love being exposed to new talents and some of them are really worth looking forward to. By reading the debut book (or second book in some cases), I often feel that the author is going ... Read More »