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Book Review: UnMind - A Graphic Guide to Self-Realization by Siddharth Tripathi

  Image Source: Amazon.in ISBN: ‎ 9354402917  Publisher ‏ : ‎ Fingerprint! Publishing Genre: Nonfiction/ Spirituality/ Graphic Novel Price: INR 299/- About the Book  All human pursuit is born out of a longing for happiness. Yet, this feeling is universally elusive and when attained, it is ephemeral. Why is it so hard to find happiness? Is there a way to make it last? If Sri Ramana Maharshi was asked this question, he would say, “Yes, there is a way. But to get there you must first find out who you really are.” Ramana Maharshi (1879-1950) and Ramesh Balsekar (1917-2009) are two of the greatest mystics of modern India. 

Book Review: Murder Milestone- An Inspector Saralkar Mystery by Salil Desai

  Image Source: Amazon.in ISBN : 978-9390183661  Publisher : Fingerprint! Publishing Release Date: 1 August 2020  Genre: Suspense, Thriller, Murder Mystery  Price: Rs. 250/-  About the Book “HAPPY HANGING!” Saralkar growled with all the spite in his system and stormed out of the cell. Weeks before serial killer Dharmesh Solanki is to be executed, he wickedly burdens Senior Inspector Saralkar with a macabre secret Saralkar would’ve been better off not knowing. Impelled to verify Solanki’s disturbing claim, Saralkar and PSI Motkar reopen the sixteen-year-old case, for which the senior inspector had won a police medal. And out tumble intriguing leads and shocking facts that had fallen through the cracks back then. Worse, only a motley group of elusive characters might form the shaky bridge to the murky truth—a missing ex-constable, a gluttonous witness who had narrowly escaped being murdered by Solanki, Solanki’s biographer, the serial killer’s own son, an...

Book Review: A Sweet Deal by Andaleeb Wajid

About the Book Say hi to Rumana. A freshly minted (baked?) chef who decides to trade her powersuit for chef’s whites to live her dream of owning a cafe. Cut to six months later and there is not too sweet, a gorgeous little cafe with a burgeoning clientele. This is home and heart and everything in between. But Rumana's Banker’s bliss is cut short when competition drives in not only right into her street but parks itself right next door! What the... Enter Daniyal—rock star chef, too good-looking, and annoyingly charming. With him around, Rumana flits between being putty in his hands—giving away a cherished recipe to him when he asks nicely!—and getting mad at herself for her actions. But battle lines get drawn when Daniyal decides to present her recipe to the world with his take on it. Attracted towards the wild-haired Rumana, whose sweet kisses are a complete contradiction to her angry personality, Daniyal has no idea what’s about to hit him. At Daniyal’s Desserts, he can’...

Book Review: By God - The Making of a Messiah by Shashi Warrier

About the Book Ghublistan. An island resplendent with the divine herb. A country rich in bat Guano. A society where people are content, happy to serve their Prophet. But the country is experiencing a surge in emigration, and the Prophet is getting restless.  Image Source: Goodreads.com

In conversation with Sonia Bahl - Author of A Year of Wednesdays

Today, we have a very interesting author with us talking about life and love at large.  Before I introduce her to you, I would like to share a small brief about our first interaction almost a year and a half ago. As a book blogger, am sure you all would agree we keep getting review requests from authors on and off. What set her review request apart from all the others ( And here I mean almost all emails I have got since 2011 till date! ) is the fact that she had taken the effort to go through my entire blog, including my bio, read a few reviews and everything that I had to say here which could be construed as important. Never ever have I received such an beautifully personalized email. It is as if she could read through my bio and see the person behind it. With her one email, she left me feeling so special till date. The love for books and all things mundane in life was a common attraction I guess which made me admire this author more! Needless to add, she is an author par...

The Secret Window to Life : A Year of Wednesdays by Sonia Bahl

Copyright (C) Privy Trifles “ To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all. ”― Oscar Wilde In life, we have a lot of in-betweens. Times when you want to say, but are scared to say and still want to be understood. Where you want to belong but want to be free too and can't define this exact complex feeling. This book is that 'in-between' for me. I simply cannot put in words my exact emotions after having read it. It talks about the intricacies of life, dreams, desires, relationships and a lot of other things so beautifully that you want to hug the book just to feel the warmth it manages to emote through its words.

From the darkness within: The Antagonists by Tina Biswas

About the Book: I am one of you . . . that is why I, and only I, can be trusted to do what is good for you.  January 12, 2013. Sachin Lohia, billionaire businessman, has just woken up to a nightmare. A raging fire in his hospital. Over hundred people dead. Journalists demanding answers. And worst of all, the chief minister of West Bengal, the formidable Devi, calling him a murderer. Hot-headed and stubborn, Devi doesn't bother with formalities or facts.  Her people are baying for blood, and Sachin is the perfect scapegoat. But will her schemes bring about his downfall or will she be the one to get hurt in this battle of wits? Seamlessly melding the personal and the political, this is a darkly satirical story of clashing egos, fatal misunderstandings, and dangerous self-deception. Irreverent, incisive, occasionally scabrous, and always bold, The Antagonists shines a light on the murky world of politics Get your copy

Book Review: Wisdom of Ramayana by Chaitanya Charan

Source: Amazon From the Blurb: What turns friends into worst enemies? Is accepting misfortunes as our destiny fatalistic or pragmatic? Can we regulate our emotions without repressing them? Seeking answers to such universal questions, Wisdom from the Ramayana: On Life and Relationships taps into the timeless wisdom of the Ramayana, encompassing many of its characters and reflecting on the complex dynamics of their relationships. By analyzing the thought processes of these characters and the principles they lived by, this self-help book offers guidelines to build lasting relationships and lead a spiritually fulfilling life.   Self-help as a genre is something that I have enjoyed immensely. There is always so much to learn and take back from each of these books. However in the last few years I have been struggling to find a title that resonates with me.And that is exactly what happened with this book too! If you have been reading my blog for a w...

Book Review: The Sane Psychopath by Salil Desai

Introduction Source: Goodreads.com ISBN:978-93-8814-485-8 Genre:  Fiction / Thriller Publishers: FingerPrint! Price: Rs. 199/- (I got the book for review from the publisher)

Book Review: Anon. by Bhavani Iyer

Introduction Source: Amazon.in ISBN :    978-9387779631 Genre:  Fiction Publishers: Fingerprint! Publishing Price:  Rs. 399/-  ( I got the book for review from the  publisher )

Book Review: Keshava: A Magnificent Obsession by Bhawana Somaaya

Introduction Source: Amazon.in ISBN :    978-9387779396 Genre:  Non-Fiction/Religion Publishers: Fingerprint! Publishing Price:  Rs. 299/-  ( I got the book for review from the  publisher )

Book Review: Voice of the Rain Season by Subrata Dasgupta

Introduction Source: Amazon.in ISBN :    978-9386538666 Genre:  Fiction Publishers: Fingerprint! Publishing Price:  Rs. 299/-  ( I got the book for review from the  publisher )

Book Review: When the Chief fell in love by Tuhin Sinha

Introduction ISBN :   9789386538970 Genre:  Fiction Publishers: Fingerprint! Publishing Price:  Rs. 250/-  ( I got the book for review from the  publisher )

Book Review: Inflection – Career Arcs from Evolving India by Nilesh Shrivastava and Pushp Deep Gupta

Introduction Source: Amazon.in ISBN :  9789386538260 Genre:  Non-Fiction Publishers: Fingerprint! Publishing Price:  Rs. 299/-  ( I got the book for review from the  publisher )

Book Review: Let Me Go by Shriram Iyer

Introduction ISBN :  9789386538147 Genre:  Fiction Publishers: Fingerprint! Publishing Price:  Rs. 199/-  ( I got the book for review from the  publisher )

Book Review: The Spectacular Miss by Sonia Bahl

Introduction Source: Amazon.in ISBN:  978-8175-9934-19 Genre:   F iction / Contemporary Publishers: Fingerprint Price:  Rs. 250/-  ( I got the book for review from the  author )

Book Review: The Buddha of the Brothel by Kris Advaya

Introduction Source: Goodreads.com ISBN:  978-9386538093 Genre: Non-f iction / Biographies Publishers: Fingerprint Publishing Price:  Rs. 299/-  ( I got the book for review from the publishe r )

Book Review: Autopilot: The Art & Science of Doing Nothing by Andrew Smart

Introduction Source: Goodreads.com ISBN:  978-9386538062 Genre: Non-f iction Publishers: Fingerprint Publishing Price:  Rs. 299/-  ( I got the book for review from the publishe r )

November Reads

Book Review: The Black Tiger by Srijan Pal Singh

Introduction Source: Goodreads.com ISBN:  978-817-599-4744 Genre:   Non-Fiction / India / Economies Publishers: FingerPrint Publishing Price:  Rs. 250/-  ( I got the book for review from the   publisher )