There have been more than eight hundred years since the first human rights bill 'Magna Carta' but still the agony and hypocrisy of human civilization can be easily found. The problem becomes worse when we have to deal with a situation where everyone is against us....
A Thousand Seeds of Joy is a spiritual book written by a noted personality in the field of spiritual healing, Mr Ananda Karunesh. The one very peculiar thing that the.
Mark’s second novel was almost a treat for that category of readers who rather like reading the novels which are little slow in build up and rather simple in nature.
Romance writing in India has undoubtedly touched new dimensions in recent years; this is an undeniable fact that can indeed be disputed with arguments but cannot be denied! However, we will have to put our heads in the thinking process and find what these new authors...
Hamid Baig's debut novel, Little Maryam, has been received very warmly by the readers of fiction and being specific, by the lovers of the romance genre. The novel was released.
What are you reading this week? If you haven't yet found something good to read, here is your chance to read one of the best books which have been released.
7 Habits of Highly Effective People is a bestselling book by Stephen R. Covey and since the publication in 1989, the book has never been out of print and it has been selling amazingly since then. The question is why? Why does this book sell so...
Raskolnikov: The Embodiment of Sin and Redemption in Crime and Punishment Raskolnikov, the protagonist of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s “Crime and Punishment,” is a complex figure who embodies both sin and redemption..
One Indian Girl is a 2016 novel and, thankfully, the last novel by Chetan Bhagat, at least for now! This is nothing sort of an Indian version of a mini.
The Guide is a 1958 novel written by famous Indian novelist R. K. Narayan. It is entertaining as well as enlightening in a perfect way and it walks the talk which was proposed by a famous novelist Thomas Hardy that a novel is the uncommon feelings...