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The best perks of being a professional book reviewer and that too being associated with honest and unbiased book reviewers at ThinkerViews includes “getting exposed to the books of various genres”. Our association with FingerPrint! Publishing house is quite strong now. They keep providing us some interesting books. One of such books we got from them is Make Your Own ... Read More »

Can you imagine that an illiterate person living in humble background joined the Naxalite movement ended into getting arrested and jailed, got a chance to learn reading and writing in the jail and was encouraged by none other than famous author Mahashweta Devi to write books? This unbelievable true story belongs to Manoranjan Byapari. He had seen various segments of ... Read More »

We at ThinkerViews love reading sensible thrillers. It is not easy to find them, though. Of course, there are a lot of books published every year, but not all of them are worth your money and more importantly, time. Recently I got a chance to read a fantastic thriller named I’m So Hacked by debutante author Gautam Mayekar. Book Title ... Read More »

Sometimes your book library becomes so big and “books to be read” queue becomes so long that despite your genuine intention to read them, some of them took very long for their turn. Same is happened in the case of 8: The Game is On By Swapnil Khamkar. Book Title : 8: The Game is On Author : Swapnil Khamkar ... Read More »

As you all know being bookworms and forever exploring new authors and their works is what we love to do here on ThinkerViews platform. And we rely very heavily on the great friends we have in this team to keep adding books to our Kindle collection on every opportunity. Book Title : Ashok and the Nine Unknown Author : Anshul ... Read More »

We’ve shared it many times but we want to reiterate it again that: One of the best perks of being a professional book reviewer (that too, associated with Team ThinkerViews) is getting exposed to some new/unknown/lesser-known talents which are (often) far better than some of the bestselling authors. Today we are sharing our thoughts for Ashvamedha: The Game Of Power ... Read More »