The writing style is simple and blends in shades of contemporary into historical fiction. This story is a heady combination of adventure, fantasy, politics, and romance.
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MAYDAY! Maritime Disasters that shook the World
A gripping exploration of maritime disasters skilfully narrated by an ex-sea captain! This book is a must-read for those intrigued by history, maritime disasters, and the valuable lessons they offer.
All Men Are Worshippers
The book is truly a covenant of love and blood, an expression written by the author himself in the book.
Literary artistry, a remarkable and bold storyline, and larger than life characters, is what makes the book a must read for readers of literary fiction.
It is messy and gorgeous at the same time.
A Second Chance
A Second Chance is an enjoyable and endearing read. Padma and Naren stay with you even after you have finished the book. This is a feel-good story that reinforces the belief that everyone deserves a second chance, regardless of age.
All Men Are Worshippers
Just like the title of the book that’s intriguing, so is the story of ‘All Men Are Worshippers’ by Dinesh Prasad. The cover page and the title invite you into a journey of a jumbled, crumbled, and extraordinary expedition of three people.
Twisted Tales and Turns
I will recommend this book to all readers of short fiction and those who enjoy reading a blend of genres, where a plot ‘twist’ will most certainly pull the rug from under your feet! ‘Twisted Tales and Turns’ is a commendable effort that both entertains and offers insightful glimpses into the complexities of the human experience.
All Men Are Worshippers
A well-recommended read for lovers of literature, drama and pathos.
Tanaji & The Treasure Trail
This story is a great way to teach children history; young readers will love this! While this book is written for young readers, it can be enjoyed by adults as well.
The Power Of Words
“The Power of Words,” is a poetry collection written by Binod Dawadi from Nepal and edited and written by Sydnie Beaupre from Canada. This collaboration of two poetic souls have created indelible marks on the sands of modern literature.
The Reluctant Doctor: Stilettos to Stethoscopes
This memoir will have you tearing up in places and cheering in others. It has much potential to be made into a full-fledged OTT series, reminiscent of a Grey’s Anatomy or a New Amsterdam.
The Ex Factor
While the plot may follow a predictable trajectory, “The Ex Factor” doesn’t fail to deliver an enjoyable reading experience. So, if you are in search of a light-hearted read, a tale that celebrates second chances and the bonds of friendships, this is a good read.
The Grande Matriarch of Malabar
A memorable read that lands an important message; with the concept of joint family disappearing, how should heritage buildings be conserved, or will they fall victim to modernization?
Where’d You Go, Bernadette
“Where’d You Go, Bernadette” might not be a masterpiece, but it’s an exploration of our own intricacies, flaws, and relationships that shape us. It’s an invitation to peer beneath the surface and confront the hidden dimensions of life.
Who Wants to Marry Kai Juicewala?
The book is a heartwarming read that reinforces the importance of living life King-size. Everyone needs a Bawi friend with a penchant for melodrama in their lives!
The Kamin’s Daughter
An intriguing exploration of the stark realities of the coal mining industry in Bihar and the Naxalite movement, woven into a powerful narrative about the lasting impact of childhood trauma.
Heaven
“Heaven” by Mieko Kawakami is a poignant and thought-provoking novel that explores the devastating impact of bullying on young lives. The novel is a moving portrayal of the struggles faced by those who have been bullied, and it serves as a powerful reminder that even in the darkest of times, hope and compassion can shine through.
Now You See Us
Interesting characters, laughter, and tears await you throughout this compelling read. “Now You See Us” is a good read for anyone who enjoys women’s fiction. Dive in and experience Singapore through the eyes of these remarkable women.
The Great Indian Tamasha
Rasika Bhatia’s The Great India Tamasha is a laugh riot and a book that deserves its TV series or reality show! Rasika is the founder of Wedding Commitments, a bespoke wedding planning company. Her wedding planning experiences pull us into the crazy, chaotic world of the big fat Indian wedding.
The Naani Diaries
The story is lovely, thrilling with the right amount of romance, friendship and love. In the end someone gets their dream wedding and everyone is happy. The book is full of friendly banters, witty exchanges in mail and messages and a big heart of a beautiful grandmother.