Posts from the literature category.
Every once in a while, a book walks into your life, quietly at first, and then lingers—long after you’ve turned the last page. When Hate & Love Collide – Part 2 is that kind of book. It didn’t just tell a story; it made me feel like I was living inside someone’s pain, love, regret, and redemption. T Shree, the heart behind the You and Me series, is no stranger to emotionally rich storytelling. Her...
Have you ever paused in the middle of a chaotic day and just felt something crack open inside you—quietly, without drama, but deeply? That’s what reading Renewal April Mantras by Dr. Geetha Kariappa felt like for me. It’s not a book that rushes in with grandeur or promises you easy answers. It sits with you, like a trusted friend, and whispers truths you didn’t even know you needed to hear.Dr. Gee...
Excellent and fun read. Almost needs to be mandatory reading.
Have you ever wondered what really happens behind the towering walls of our courthouses? I mean, beyond the televised high-profile cases or the movie-style courtroom dramas. Rajesh Talwar’s Courting Justice: The Terrible Truth About Our Courts doesn’t just crack open the doors—it throws them wide open. Originally published in 1995, this 30th Anniversary Kindle Edition comes updated, and trust me, ...
Have you ever read a book that feels like it’s not just telling a story but opening your eyes to a world you’ve never really considered? Bedaawa by Tarun Bhatnagar does exactly that. It’s one of those books that lingers with you long after you turn the last page, making you rethink not just the plot, but the deeper truths of love, religion, and human connection. In a world where complex narratives...
Untamed by Sandhya Mridul isn't just a book—it’s a whisper to your soul, a mirror held up to your innermost emotions. I picked it up thinking I’d read “a few pages before bed,” and suddenly, there I was—sitting at 2 a.m., heart full, eyes misty, feeling like I had just met a piece of myself between those pages.We’ve all seen Sandhya Mridul light up the screen with her performances—gritty, real, an...
Have you ever woken up from a dream so vivid, so convincing, that it took you a while to figure out what was real? Now imagine never quite finding that clarity.That’s exactly where Rahul Jain’s The Fifth Hour takes you—a psychological labyrinth where truth is slippery, memories feel like illusions, and paranoia isn’t just a feeling but a character in itself.Rahul Jain, though not new to the litera...
Ever had that sinking feeling that success might be costing you more than it’s worth? That was me when I stumbled upon Raising a Father by Arjun Sen. The title itself was enough to pull at my heartstrings—because it flipped the usual narrative. This isn’t just a parenting book; it’s a soul-searching memoir, a love letter to fatherhood, and a mirror to anyone chasing the wrong kind of success.Arjun...
There are books that you read and forget. And then there are books that stay with you, whispering in the quiet moments of your life. Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl is one of those. I remember reading it as a teenager myself, and thinking—how could someone my age write with such depth, clarity, and heartbreak? It’s not just a diary. It’s a window into one of the darkest times in human histo...
Have you ever picked up a book and felt like it saw you before you even turned the first page? That’s exactly how From Scars to Stars felt for me. I didn’t just read this collection—I sat with it, breathed with it, and at times, cried with it. In a world that’s constantly telling us to “get over it,” Marjory Qwen’s poetry is a gentle reminder that healing takes time, and every scar has a story wor...
