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Have you ever read a murder mystery and thought, “Honestly, I don’t feel bad that the victim died”? I know—it sounds terrible. But that’s exactly how I felt while reading Agatha Christie’s Appointment with Death. It’s not often a book makes you relieved about a character’s death, but Mrs. Boynton is the exception. Trust me, once you meet her, you’ll get it.This isn’t just any Christie mystery. Pub...
What does it truly take to shift the landscape of education for millions? Not just funding or policy, but courage, imagination, and an unrelenting belief in the power of curiosity. The Moving of Mountains by Adhirath Sethi is a compelling testimony to this truth. This is no ordinary book on social transformation—it is a story of vision turned into movement, a chronicle of how a dream can revolutio...
If you’ve ever found yourself caught in a whirlwind of negativity, staring at life’s challenges and feeling overwhelmed, Inverse Paranoid might just be the breath of fresh air you need. Picture this: you're facing a setback, maybe a failure, a tough day at work, or a personal challenge, and instead of thinking, \Why me?\—you start thinking, \What if this is meant to help me grow?\ Sounds a bit ou...
“One Fine Day… I moved to Pune. To build a career? No — to build MYSELF.” - Story by Sayli ThakurFrom restless beginnings to finding peace, purpose, and pride — this story is a reflection on four years that changed everything. It’s about taking space, making choices, navigating family, love, and society’s expectations — and finally, learning to live life on your own terms.Published today 8th story...
Tatas: The Epitome of Trust by Madhav Joshi isn’t just a book—it’s a journey through time, values, and the making of one of India’s most iconic institutions. I picked this up expecting a business biography, but what I got instead was a deeply moving, insightful chronicle that’s as much about human character as it is about corporate culture.What comes to mind when you hear the name Tata? For most o...
Have you ever felt stuck in life’s routine, wondering if happiness is just a fleeting dream, forever chasing but never quite grasping it? I certainly have. That’s why when I stumbled upon Radiate Happiness by Anjana Sahney Thakker, it felt like a breath of fresh air in a world overflowing with noise. This book isn’t just another self-help title; it’s a heartfelt invitation to rediscover the joy th...
Have you ever read a thriller so tight, so emotionally raw, that you found yourself holding your breath—not just during the action scenes, but in quiet moments of betrayal, regret, and redemption? Twilight of the Serpent, the third and final installment in S.Z. Estavillo’s Serpent Series, is exactly that kind of read. Estavillo, known for her psychologically rich storytelling and morally complex c...
We don’t acknowledge luck often enough. I was lucky to be born to parents that I did, in the circumstances that I did - gave me a fighting chance. Evolution granted me just enough gifts to be able to make it. Lucky to have found folks around me who more often helped than hindered. But even in things like music, luck has played a massive part. I was lucky to find artists that formed my musical voca...
After 3 years, I took a train ride - and ended up collecting characters instead of just memories.New blog up in the category Eat, Sleep, Travel – Reviews on my website - “12135 PUNE NAGPUR EXP”Give it a read when you want a window seat into routine people and their unintentional comedy - https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/05/18/12135-pune-nagpur-exp/ Would love to know what you think ✍️Blog p...
Imagine you’re in a room full of professionals, your work consistently exceeds expectations, and yet promotions pass you by like unspoken words. This reality—familiar to many women—is exactly what How Women Rise: Break the 12 Habits Holding You Back from Your Next Raise, Promotion, or Job explores. Co-authored by renowned leadership coach Marshall Goldsmith, known for his bestseller What Got You H...
