Storytelling is inseparable part of childhood. These are the oldest medium through which parents and caregivers have passed on moral teachings, historical tales and entertaining fantasies to young minds. In modern era, with so much access to information from young age, it is even more important that we provide balanced outlooks for social changes to our next generation. Author Kalynn ... Read More »
Tag Archives: thrillers
Chinaman by Shehan Karunatilaka | Book Review
Author Shehan Karunatilaka won the 2022 Booker prize for his second book Seven Moons of Maali Almeida and this would have led to increased recognition and readership. We read this book and published our review of the same here at Thinkerviews. Since we enjoyed the writing, we decided to read his other works and found his first published novel Chinaman. ... Read More »
The Valleys of the Assassins by Freya Stark | Book Review
Modes of travel have changed drastically over centuries and in today’s jet-setting age you could be visiting remote corners of the earth in a matter of days. But there was a time that journeys to remote places and cultures came with lots of unknown and the travel memoirs from those times have become cherished pieces of historical records of ancient ... Read More »
A Town Like Alice by Nevil Shute | Book Review
All readers are asked at one point in time or another why they read? Answers vary from reader to reader but I think all readers find that the books serve as an easiest medium that will take you away from one life and let you into another world in no time. There is a reason why some books survive for ... Read More »
The 1st Assassin: A Unit 22 Thriller By Mainak Dhar | Book Review
Do you love reading thrillers? We do. And, that’s why we keep looking for interesting thrillers. Mainak Dhar is amongst the authors whose thrillers we find interesting. We’ve read and reviewed a few books penned by him. Here is a list of some of them. Sniper’s Eye | Book Review Sniper’s Debt| Book Review Sniper’s Quest by Mainak Dhar | ... Read More »
The Lutyen’s Ghost By Kulpreet Yadav | Book Review
Do you love reading ghost stories? Of course, it has nothing to do with whether you believe in ghosts or not. You may like them for the “thrill” element only. And for the same reason, we also like to explore horror stories, given that there is not much of adult content there. Recently we came across one such book “The ... Read More »