Author Subh Dasgupta | Genre Self Help | Publisher Notion Press | Originally Published January 27th 2021 | Page Count 260 How can I be
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पुस्तक समीक्षा: अक्टूबर जंक्शन
दिव्य प्रकाश दुबे द्वारा लिखित ‘अक्टूबर जंक्शन’ कहानी है दो लोगों की… सुदीप और चित्रा। सुदीप एक सक्सेसफुल एंटरप्रेन्योर हैं, जिनका स्टार्टअप ‘बुक माय ट्रिप’
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Book Review: 99+1 Ways To Prevent Coronavirus
Author Vikrant Kapoor | Genre Non-fiction As the name suggests, the book is a complete guide on coronavirus- from its causes, modes of transmission to
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Book Review: Ithalar Tea Party
Author Akshath Jaganmohan | Genre Crime Fiction | Originally published 4 January 2021 | Publisher Readen Publishers | Page Count 240 Sometimes, it’s better if
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Book Review: She Stood By Me
Author Tarun Vikash |Publisher Goya Publishing |Genre Romance | Page Count 179 She Stood by Me is the debut book of Tarun Vikash. It is a fictional
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Book Review: The POW Who Saved Kashmir
Authors Brigadier Jasbir Singh and Pankaj P Singh |Genre Military History | Publisher The Browser I recently read ‘The POW who saved Kashmir-Unsung Saga of
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Book Review: Home Body
Author: Rupi Kaur | Genre: Poetry |Illustrator: Rupi Kaur | Publisher: Simon & Schuster |Page Count: 192 Rupi Kaur has recently come out with her third poetry collection- ‘Home Body’. Rupi Kaur’s works
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Book Review: Dopehri
I wanted to read Dopehri after seeing all the hype around it on social media. And its gorgeous royal purple cover was so enticing that
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