Category: Book Reviews
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› Read more: Book Review: When It All Began -The Untold Stories of the Underworldby Rakesh Maria
Book Review: When It All Began -The Untold Stories of the Underworldby Rakesh Maria
Pub by: Viking- An imprint of Penguin Random House “My sole aim has been to preserve a history that was…
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› Read more: Book Review: The Correspondent by Virginia EvansBook Review: The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
Pub by: Crown (April, 2025) Rating: 5/5 “But I think of life, rather like a long road we walk in…
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› Read more: Book Review: Savitri and the Sketchbook of Freedom-Stories of India’s forgotten daughters of courage by Shraddha Ahuja RamaniBook Review: Savitri and the Sketchbook of Freedom-Stories of India’s forgotten daughters of courage by Shraddha Ahuja Ramani
Pub by: Serene Publishers and Distributors To me, this is a first. Reading a children’s book is not something I…
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Book Reviews
Welcome to my corner of stories and ideas. Here you’ll find honest reflections on the books I read, from timeless…
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› Read more: Book Review: Shattered Lands- Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia by Sam DalrympleBook Review: Shattered Lands- Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia by Sam Dalrymple
Shattered Land-Five Partitions and the making of Modern Asia portrays the shattering and Partition of the former Indian empire from…
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› Read more: Book Review: The Women by Kristin HannahBook Review: The Women by Kristin Hannah
The Women by Kristin Hannah is a conscious effort to acknowledge the role of women in Vietnam war through the…
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› Read more: BOOK REVIEW: Mrs Escobar-My Life with Pablo by Victoria Eugenia HenaoBOOK REVIEW: Mrs Escobar-My Life with Pablo by Victoria Eugenia Henao
“Mrs Escobar- My Life with Pablo” by Maria Victoria Henao, Pablo Escobar’s wife is the closest personal narrative on him.…
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› Read more: BOOK REVIEW: YELLOWFACE BY REBECCA F. KUANGBOOK REVIEW: YELLOWFACE BY REBECCA F. KUANG
‘Yellowface’ by Rebecca F. Kuang is a book which talks of shifting sands of the publishing world, taking on issues…
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› Read more: Book Review: The Girl in Cell A by Vaseem KhanBook Review: The Girl in Cell A by Vaseem Khan
A taut, spine-chilling murder mystery weaving a story of wealth, greed, power, lust and love with unexpected twists and turns.
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› Read more: BOOK REVIEW: WAR BY BOB WOODWARDBOOK REVIEW: WAR BY BOB WOODWARD
Pub by: Simon & Schuster “The decision to go to war is one that defines a nation, both to the…
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› Read more: BOOK REVIEW: FAREWELL KARACHI-A PARTITION MEMOIR BY BHAWANA SOMAAYABOOK REVIEW: FAREWELL KARACHI-A PARTITION MEMOIR BY BHAWANA SOMAAYA
poignant account of a family’s displacement during the partition, and then re-rooting oneself in newer regions, facing hardships all the…
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› Read more: BOOK REVIEW: THE WORLD AFTER GAZA BY PANKAJ MISHRABOOK REVIEW: THE WORLD AFTER GAZA BY PANKAJ MISHRA
‘The World after Gaza’ questions and examines the moral fabric of the present world scenario, global politics and the future…
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› Read more: Have the see and saw on the same plane
Have the see and saw on the same plane
Peace of mind. Meditation. Finding yourself. Sheer calm. In today’s scenario, social media is inundated with tips on self-awareness and…
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› Read more: BOOK REVIEW: THE TATTOOIST OF AUSCHWITZ BY HEATHER MORRISBOOK REVIEW: THE TATTOOIST OF AUSCHWITZ BY HEATHER MORRIS
“The Tattooist of Auschwitz” retells Lale Sokolov’s harrowing experiences in Auschwitz, where he becomes a tattooist. Finding hope amidst horror…
Preeta Chag 