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 Swathwa Viprasthitha: The Voyage of the Soul — A Hypnotic Blend of Fantasy, Mystery, and Spiritual Adventure Some books entertain you. Some challenge you. And then there are books like Swathwa Viprasthitha: The Voyage of the Soul that completely transport you, blurring the delicate line between the world we know and a world that exists just beyond the edge of consciousness. Jijesh V. Saseendran’s fantasy drama offers exactly this kind of immersive journey, creating an experience that lingers long after the last page is turned. At its heart, Swathwa Viprasthitha is a story about the mysteries of the mind and the uncharted territories of the soul. The novel begins in a modern-day setting, with strange events unfolding around a mysterious old book. But what seems like a medical puzzle slowly transforms into something far more profound and a multi-layered narrative begins that bridges centuries, realities, and spiritual dimensions. Rather than following a conventional fantasy structur...

 DON'T BE THAT DONKEY: A Modern Guide to Outsmarting the Obstacles in Your Way by Amuraj Srinath Are you looking for a way to throw away your baggageor obstacles in no time? Then this pick of mine will be a suitable match for you. I was curious to know about my personality traits that could help me perform better in my work placeworkplace.. Through this book I learnt that when we cultivate emotional intelligence, we don’t just become more likeable,workplace.likeable; we become more trusted, resilient, and capable of shaping environments where others can thrive. It is in the quiet strength of empathy and self-awareness that the true power of human connection lies. It is important to form good relations,likeable;relations, but for that we need to see the dangerous traits of the people around us beforehand. Even though we understand the personality type, their thought process and their intentions, we cannot escape the horrors. It’s about breaking the cycle, refusing to be manipulated,...

 The Galactors by Mayank Sinha Have you heard the term 'jet lag'? But have you ever heard the word Reality Lag? Yeah, this is a new word to me myself. I was curious to read a new but quick fantasy when I stumbled upon this book where a boy wakes up with his memory making him hallucinate everything as a lie. Blake Clark as this boy is given a name, or a real name, everything is a big question. He is narrated with a story that he is not human and the lady next to him was his grandma. She guides him about his new life or fake life, a truth or a myth. I was intrigued to turn the pages to know the reality. It felt like a reality check for me, as this boy might have felt as he blatantly refused the lady to accept her as his grandma. I was intrigued to know how Blake will find out his reality surviving alone in the new world far from his friends and family. Or he had some superpower which made some people segregate him from his original position. The author has meticulously woven the ...

 Shadowbound: An Indian Superhero Thriller by Nikhil Sampath Shadowbound is a touching story about Kadhir. It's an enormous and very intimate fantasy about destiny, memory, and the decisions that shape who we are. Kadhir is a college student who has odd abilities after a dark night at a temple. Afterwards, pupils begin to go missing, and no one knows when, how, or where. As darkness falls over the community, Kadhir must take the initiative and act like a hero to preserve lives.  Kadhir realises that the key to solving the mystery lies in the ancient texts hidden in the temple's depths. As he delves deeper into the lore, he uncovers a dark prophecy that foretells the rise of a malevolent force, pushing him to confront not only the enemy but also the shadows lurking within his own soul. Surekha is an additional highlight. Initially, I considered her irritating, but as the novel progresses, she develops into a truly endearing character.  Her wit and resilience provide a much...

 Stop Panicking, Start Thriving: The Unilever VP’s Unfiltered Guide to Corporate Success The corporate world doesn't come with a manual—until now. Pawan Kumar Marella, a seasoned leader who spent over two decades climbing the ranks at Unilever across India, Africa, and the UK, has penned the must-read career guide for every newcomer: Dear Rookie, Don’t Panic: Your Cheat Sheet for Thriving at Work. This isn't your typical, theoretical business book. Marella, an alumnus of elite institutions like IIT Kharagpur and IIM Calcutta, pulls back the curtain to share the unfiltered reflections and hard-won lessons that no classroom or induction program teaches. He delivers practical wisdom that addresses the real challenges of a young professional's life, from navigating subtle office politics to building an indispensable personal brand. The book is cleverly structured into digestible, impactful sections like "You Versus You," addressing self-doubt and personal resilience, ...

 The Seven Seas Of Mystery Of Tara - Faith And Power: Part 1by Dr. Hansika "The Seven Seas of Mystery of Tara" is a fascinating blend of fantasy, mythology, and mystery that transports readers on an exciting trip through both visible and invisible worlds. Dr. Hansika creates an ambitious and imaginative drama that begins in the familiar chaos of Mumbai but quickly escalates into a massive, cosmic fight between light and darkness. Tara is a nice, cheery girl who lives in Mumbai. Her life appears to be rather average until she begins to see things that no one else does. She began to notice unusual symbols and rumours of a prophecy that could lead to the end of the planet. Tara chooses to investigate all of these unusual happenings, which leads her to the Himalayas, where she discovers old truths. Tara, along with her brother and a few close pals, discovers truths that blur the distinction between faith, myth, and reality. The characters were convincingly represented. I ...