The book, The Leadership Sutra- An Indian Approach To Power, by well-known author and mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik, was sent by the Publishers in exchange for my honest review. For a person like me who has always believed that the ‘Bhagavad Gita’ is the best self-help/management book possible and never believed in the modern-day ‘Self-Help’ books […]
I have been fascinated by the ‘Mahabharata’ since childhood. And, when I got an option to choose a book for review by the publishers, I opted for the book ‘Tunnel of Varanavat: Mahabharata Reimagined’ by Gautam Chikermane. Here is an honest review and thoughts on this book. Book Review of Tunnel of Varanavat Light at
An Autograph for Anjali, by Sundari Venkatraman, is an attempt to dwell upon all these presumptions and bring out the ‘actualities’ — the rich have it all easy; money and fame bring happiness; a marriage is sealed after one successfully overcomes the ‘seven-year itch’. These are statements that people often repeat at length. But are
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Finding Home by Lauren Westwood felt like the book I might relate to as I have been always interested in the vintage aspects of homes, places and things.The older the ‘period piece’ the more intriguing is the story associated. Hence, I opted for Finding Home and here is an honest review of the same. Book Title:
I opted to receive ‘I made a Booboo’ by Shivangi Sharma as a review copy from Rupa Publications, in exchange for an honest review. And below is the review of this hilarious book. A Journal of Déjà vu moments The title and the book cover, both are humorous and apt to the content of the
Being part of the Armed forces fraternity myself, I have heard about Tanushree Podder’s previous book- ‘Boots, Belts, Berets’ but never got an opportunity to read it(my bad!). So, I was very excited to read ‘Solo in Singapore’ by the same writer, and here is my review of the book which I thoroughly enjoyed reading.