There are so many books and so less time to read, right? But still we can’t stop adding books to our list. And this October, the list is special. We have got five of our favourite authors with new books and we can’t keep calm.
Killing Commendatore by...
About the plot:- It's based on a game called 'Lambs and Tigers. A shepherd boy named Semmaari one day goes to a construction site where he sees the workers playing this game. One day, a person amongst them teaches him the game and soon Semmaari becomes a champion of...
"Seductive Affair" is Rishabh Puri's third book. His last two books were well received and both went on to grab Amazon's best-seller spot at various times. I found this book to be a quick read for light readers. The title is a bit misleading, though. By 'Seductive Affair', one...
A lot of people have asked various questions about the giveaways, so we decided to answer them. Here are answers to some of the FAQs, if you any further questions, feel free to contact us:
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Paulo Coelho was born on August 24, 1947, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Paulo was a rebellious teenager, and his parents had to send him to an asylum thrice. He had decided to be a writer but was discouraged by his parents because they did not see any career...
Shuchi's books have covered various intricacies of feminism and she has become a strong voice among the young Indian women. Her books have enjoyed great acceptance across the country and we recently had a chance to speak to her. Excerpts from the interview:
The Bookoholics: Tell us about your recent...
Salman Rushdie or Sir Ahmed Salman Rushdie was born as the only son to University of Cambridge-educated lawyer turned businessman Anis Ahmed Rushdie and school teacher Negin Bhatt on June 19, 1947, in Bombay. He went to Cathedral and John Connon School in Bombay before attending Rugby School, a...
There are some books which leave you speechless, characters that don’t leave your mind. ‘The Fault in Our Stars’ was surely one of those. I’ve read it millions of times but still can’t get enough of this phenomenal storyline. Read it enough of the times and need some other...
Breaking the conventions of traditional Self-Help Books!
The author decided to grab the reader’s attention in one glance and the title successfully does that for her.
Not all readers are keen on reading self-help books to handle the dilemmas they face in their lives but this book, in many ways, is...
1. “In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I’ve been turning over in my mind ever since. ‘Whenever you feel like criticising anyone,’ he told me, ‘just remember that all the people in this world haven’t had the advantages that you’ve had.”
-The...
