Tag Archives: Inspirational

The perk of being a book reviewer includes exposure to the books of various genre. Recently we came across a few books which fall in how-to and inspirational zone. Some of them are: Stepping Stones: Taking Towards the Goal by Lubhna Dongre Make the Best of Your Life: Letters to Bahujan Youth by Prabhu Guptara The radically changing nature of ... Read More »

Though education is a lifelong process, the first quarter of human life is focused more on it. Then the second quarter of life is focused on utilizing the education received into the wealth earning tool. Those who understand the essence of the Indian way of living and the 4 segments of life understand quite easily and convincingly. Recently when we ... 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 »

Recently we came across a few books which fall in how-to, motivational and inspirational zone. Some of them are: How to Publish a Book in the East That You Can Sell in the West by Kim Staflund | Book Reviews Stuck in the Middle?: Let’s break the middle class dilemma! by Praveen Tiwari | Book Reviews Clarity is the only ... Read More »

Life is all about uncertainties! And, it reflects in each and every aspect of it. You might be thinking that what am I writing right now?! Well, these are the thoughts came to me by reading the book which I am going to talk about today. When we were approached by Santhosh Sivaraj to inform about his book The Blue ... Read More »

Chennai To Chicago – Memoir Of A Software Engineer by Sriram Ramakrishnan | Book Reviews We see that these days a large number of Software Engineers (or those who are related to Information Technology field in anyway) trying their luck as an author. And, there is nothing wrong in it. If you have something with a substance to tell and ... Read More »