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26 Sep

Book Review: How to Kiss Your Best Friend

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In Jenny Proctor's delightful romantic comedy, "How to Kiss Your Best Friend," readers are taken on a journey through the ups and downs of friendship and love. The story revolves around Brody, a charismatic high school chemistry teacher, and Kate, a globe-trotting journalist with a mysterious past, whose lives were forever changed by one unforgettable kiss. Kate and Brody, having grown up in a small town, shared a deep and unbreakable bond of friendship. But their connection took an unexpected turn when that fateful kiss altered the course of their relationship. Jenny Proctor skillfully weaves this friends-to-lovers narrative, creating a…

23 Sep

Book Review: The Fun of being in Start Up

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In "The Fun of Being in Start-Up," penned by Umesh Santoshkumar and Yashoda Rathod, readers are presented with a guide that caters to the burgeoning community of startup enthusiasts, founders, researchers, educators, and mentors. This book follows the startup journey chronologically, offering concise and direct insights. It's a work that echoes the sentiments of the revered Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, who once said, "It's only when we are faced with failure do we realize that these resources were always there within us." Inspired by Paul Arden's "Whatever You Think, Think the Opposite," the authors translated their startup aspirations into action,…

18 Sep

Book Review: The Temporary Roomie

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In the delightful romantic comedy "The Temporary Roomie" by Sarah Adams, readers are treated to a tale of love, rivalry, and laughter that will leave them grinning from ear to ear. This witty and charming narrative takes readers on an entertaining journey through the lives of Jessica and Drew, two characters who, despite their differences, are about to discover that love has a funny way of creeping up on even the most unexpected pair. The story kicks off when Jessica finds herself in a rather peculiar living situation: her house is undergoing renovations, and the only available space for her…

13 Sep

Book Review: “ The Flawed Girl”

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The Flawed Girl by Nisha Shenoy is a compelling and emotional tale that addresses the difficulties of balancing personal and professional life in a corporate setting. The story's protagonist is Itika Benegal, a skilled attorney with ANB & Associates. As a result of corporate politics and personal sorrow, she is caught up in them. Shenoy skillfully weaves together the protagonist's personal struggles and family secrets with the workings of a high-stress legal environment to produce a narrative that captures readers' attention from start to finish. The sincerity and complexity with which Itika's narrative is told make her an attractive and…

02 Sep

Book Review: Twisted Tales and Turns

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In "Twisted Tales and Turns: A Journey through the Unexpected" by Smita Das Jain, readers are treated to a captivating collection of anthologies and contemporary fiction that will leave them on the edge of their seats. The book's diverse array of stories promises a thrilling literary journey, and it does not disappoint. Smita Das Jain's writing style is nothing short of impressive. Her prose is crisp and evocative, drawing readers into each narrative with ease. From the very first page, it is clear that Jain is a master storyteller, and her ability to craft intriguing tales is a testament to…

29 Aug

Book Review: Attitude: The Sh*t They Never Taught You

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"Attitude: The Sh*t They Never Taught You" delivers an engaging and insightful journey through the uncharted territories of life-changing wisdom. Authored by Adam Ashton and Adam Jones, this book uncovers the invaluable lessons that make one wonder why these crucial insights were not shared sooner. Drawing from their extensive experience hosting the What You Will Learn podcast, Ashton and Jones have delved deep into the reservoir of knowledge from some of the world's most brilliant minds. The authors have skillfully distilled the best ideas into a captivating narrative that offers a holistic perspective on personal development, career growth, business strategies,…

21 Aug

Book Review: ‘You’re Just Not My Type’

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Book enthusiasts seeking a heartwarming romantic comedy infused with genuine emotions, engaging banter, and an endearing cast of characters need look no further than "You're Just Not My Type" by Aarti V Raman. This standalone novel presents a refreshing take on the enemies-to-lovers trope, wrapped in a package of delightful desi cuisine, witty gamer talk, and a touch of interfering family dynamics. Niva, the spirited protagonist, is convinced that Max is anything but her type, and she's armed with a list of reasons that only strengthen her conviction. From his nerdy engineer fashion choices to his preference for bland dal…

16 Aug

Book Review: “Welcome to Aaraampur”

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The lovely environment of a little hill village is explored in Welcome to Aaraampur: A Sleepy Little Hill Town by Dhruv Nath. The book immerses readers in the simplicity and quirks of small-town life, capturing the spirit of community, friendship, and every day joys. It is set in the serene backdrop of Aaraampur. Engaging narrative by Dhruv Nath creates a realistic picture of the people of Aaraampur and their peculiarities. The characters bring the story to life and make the town and its people immensely accessible and endearing, including Kaptaan Sahib, Pahalwaan Nai, and the flamboyant Chetu the painter. The…

09 Aug

Book Review: Taped by Anushka Mehta

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Anushka Mehta's "Taped" is a compelling journey through the intricacies of love, trust, and the unexpected twists life can throw at us. The book encapsulates the idea that love transcends physical distance and time, while also delving into the vulnerability that comes with opening up to the wrong people. In a fast-paced narrative, Mehta skillfully weaves a tale that confronts the harsh realities of the digital age, where strangers on social media platforms can swiftly blur the lines between genuine connection and deceitful manipulation. The author doesn't shy away from addressing the darker aspects of these interactions, shedding light on…

08 Aug

Book Review: The Mistress of Bhatia House

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Sujata Massey's latest novel, "The Mistress of Bhatia House," takes readers on an enthralling journey through the bustling streets of Bombay while unraveling a captivating tale of crime, mystery, and societal complexities. Set against the backdrop of 1920s India, this historical fiction is an intricate tapestry woven with engaging characters, cultural nuances, and a spellbinding plot. At the heart of the story is Perveen Mistry, a strong-willed and determined lawyer, who finds herself entangled in a web of intrigue when she witnesses a young ayah's heroic act that turns her life upside down. As Perveen takes on the case to…