Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson Review
I have always been quite smitten by the design and aesthetic touch of Apple products. Naturally when the official biography of Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson was in my hand,…
How To Become A Billionaire by Selling Nothing
How To Become A Billionaire By Selling Nothing by Aditya Magal Review
How To Become A Billionaire By Selling Nothing by Aditya Magal is a freakishly crazy book, I've ever read. Reading the book was a crazy ride and laughing riot all…
Autobiography of a Yogi by Sri Paramahansa Yogananda Review
Autobiography Of A Yogi by Sri Sri Paramahansa Yogananda was there in my bookshelf from a long time but I'm famous for starting a spiritual book and closing it without even…
The Reversal
The Reversal By Michael Connelly Review
I'm a big fan of The Lincoln Lawyer series by Michael Connelly. Till date I have read The Lincoln Lawyer and The Gods of Guilt in this series. Both were…
If God Was A Banker by Ravi Subramanian Review
If God Was A Banker by Ravi Subramanian was one such book till date which I have read in one sitting. Don't over expect from this my sentence. There is…
The Devil's Gate
The Devil’s Gate- An Impossible Journey by Deepak Kripal
I have watched many animated movies where animals are personates as human beings. But it is first time I got a chance to read a fiction where animals are persona…
Business Doctor
Business Doctors- Management Consulting Gone Wild by Sameer Kamat Review
After reading three non-fictions in the row, I was dying to go back to fictional world once again. Business Doctors by Sameer Kamat was perfect for me. Though I'd be…
Mr Mercedes by Stephen King Review
Stephen King is known to write hard-core criminal novels. In fact meticulously he describes crime and criminal makes many wonder whether he is an expert in studying criminal minds. Well…
Draupadi by Pratibha Rai Review
I read Draupadi by Pratibha Rai a few days after reading The Palace of Illusion by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni. So comparison between the two was very inevitable. Both are very…
Power Of A Common Man Connecting With Consumers The SRK Way By Koral Dasgupta Review
I was very excited when I got my hands on the book Power Of A Common Man Connecting With Consumers The SRK Way by Koral Dasgupta. And no doubt the book…
We Were Liars by E. Lockhart Review
There is a lot of buzz on Twitter for We Were Liars by Author: E. Lockhart which made me curious to read the book. The book is said to be…
Sita’s Curse by Sreemoyee Piu Kundu Review
Sita's Curse by Sreemoyee Piu Kundu is a feminist erotic fantasy novel. It will be my second novel in these days raising a bold but suppressed issue in India. The…
Dear Thing by Julie Cohen Review
After reading a political book (The Accidental Prime Minister by Sanjaya Baru) and a spiritual book(Living With the Himalayan Masters by Swami Rama) I was, kind of, desperate to read…
Hard Choices by Hillary Rodham Clinton Review
Hard Choices by Hillary Clinton was the most awaited political memoir of the year 2014 not only in America but also in the rest of the world. But sadly it…
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