Autobiography of a Yogi – Review
Autobiography of a Yogi was first published in the year 1946 and since then, it has never been out of print – such is the demand and influence of this…
Tatva, Soul & Karma by Tanuj Lalchandani – Review
Book: Tatva, Soul & Karma Language: English Author: Tanuj Lalchandani Published by: Author Publication Year: 2019 Formats: Hardbound, colour glossy paper edition Genre: Non-fiction, Spiritual, Religious Reviewed by: Amit for…
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck – Mark Manson – Review
Book: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck Language: English Author: Mark Manson Published by: Harper Collins Publication Year: 2016 Formats: Paperback, Hardbound, Ebook Genre: Non-fiction, Semi-Autobiographical, Realistic, Self-Help…
A Brief History of American Literature by Richard Gray – Review
Book: A Brief History of American Literature Language: English Author: Richard Gray Published by: Wiley-Blackwell Publication Year: 2011 Formats: Amazon Kindle, Paperback, Hardcover Genre: Academic, Non-fiction, History Reviewed by: Amit…
Evergreen Truths Through My Critical Lens – Dr B. Sridhar Rao – Review
Book: Evergreen Truths Through My Critical Lens Language: English Author: Dr B. Sridhar Rao Published by: Notion Press Publication Year: 2019 Formats: Paperback Genre: Non-fiction, Semi-Autobiographical Reviewed by: Amit for…
SHE: a message for those who belittle girls – Sarika Jain – Review
And thus ends the book SHE by Dr Sarika Jain: “… because empowered women who reach tough positions make choices not sacrifices.” It strikes very forcefully and even the rigid…
The ON Side of Office by Himanshu Saxena – Review
Reading books of fiction mostly based on imagination and anticipation has given me this callous attitude towards reading books by newcomers whom I seldom found to be promising these days.…
Antarctica Diaries: A Trip to Beyond by Anuj Tikku – Review
Anuj Tikku’s travel writings are very famous among travel enthusiasts and there is no question about it. He has been travelling around for some time now. Well, travelling is something…
Business Communication (second edition) Oxford – Review
Communication is an essential part of life but when you enter in corporate life, ordinary communication does not play a much significant part. Business communication, a term that we are…
Stumbling Toward Enlightenment by Geri Larkin – Review
In the series of books that talk about enlightenment, spirituality and religious awakening, the books on Buddhist teachings are very popular. These books just come after books on Hinduism because…
Subject and Structure, an anthology for writers – review
Many of us must have heard about anthologies for the readers. There are many. There will be many to come. There have been many. However, most of us often discount…
The Evening by Phidalia Toi – Review
The Evening, Marathon Race to Acche Din – Part IV Phidalia Toi has established herself as a critical analyst of the NDA’s second term at the centre. Her series –…