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Accelerate Your Hustle: Master Startup Game with 7 Rules & 9 Attributes by Dibyendu Choudhury | Book review

  Book review: "Master Start-Up" is a complete aide for business visionaries looking to begin and support an effective business in India's dynamic economy. It offers viable guidance and genuine models, covering different parts of a business venture, from thought approval to scaling a business successfully.   The expression "hustler" exemplifies the soul of a current business venture, underscoring flexibility, versatility, and a constant drive for progress. Drawing from both the victories and disappointments of Indian new companies, he gives a rich embroidery of contextual investigations and pragmatic guidance that is important for maturing business people.   The book is intended for business visionaries at all stages, whether you're simply conceptualizing a thought, dealing with a model, or, as of now, having an item on the lookout. It covers critical points like approving your thoughts, finding the right item for the market,, and building a lean, spry g...

R.S.V.P.: A Novel by Ruchira Khanna | Book review

  Book: R.S.V.P. : A Novel  Author: Ruchira Khanna Publisher:  ‎  Independently Published  Genre: Contemporary Fiction Rating: 5/5 Book review: This book is insightful about finding your way through hardships and what’s important in life. The book is full of truthful and moving experiences in a refreshing way.   The story begins with the presentation of Jay and his canine, Yogi. Jay is an introvert, kind, and meticulously convinces his visitors of the event even though they could not think of it. He has been dumped by his better half and has lost all his affection forever. Enter his cousin Gina, who pushes him towards his life, and he chooses to go on a journey—just with Yogi. Life again takes a turn when he is wrecked and arrives on the opposite side of the Pacific Sea, on an island where cash has no worth.   Jay's life flips around when he gets adrift somewhere in the middle of the ocean on a fabulous paradise-like island, where he learns the ge...

The Mars Conspiracy by Razi | Book review

Book: The Mars Conspiracy Author: Razi Publisher: Tree Shade Books Genre: Science fiction Rating: 5/5 Book review: " The Mars Conspiracy" by Razi is a pacy, exciting read.  The book has two courses of events going on that meet up perfectly toward the end, making it a show-stopper. The book has each component that makes a story astonishing: thrill, fantasy, activity, experience, misfortune, and science.   The story is set in Simdega, Jharkhand. We are acquainted with a large group of characters and a brief look at 'Panther'. Three vloggers find flattened crops as they investigate the land obscure, just to be helpless before a cop far away from the real factors of life. On the opposite side, we get a visit through a recently sent-off science place, and that something vile is at play is obvious at every turn.    An equal story brings us into the domains of Egyptian folklore, in the long run prompting a rebel pharaoh, Akhenaten, and their Mars association. Is there l...

From Struggle to Strength: A Father's Journey with Autism and the Power of Hope and Positivity by Harry Psaros

 Book review: " From Struggle to Strength" is an impactful and illuminating record that reveals insight into the novel difficulties faced by fathers of youngsters in the mental imbalance range. Through his very own excursion, Psaros offers an encouraging sign and direction for fathers who might be battling to find a sense of peace with their kid's determination.  Psaros offers commonsense exhortation and experiences on how fathers can uphold their youngsters' turn of events, sustain their development, and establish a steady and bound-together family climate. His accentuation on the force of trust, energy, and an engaged mentality highlights the groundbreaking effect that these characteristics can have on both the parent and the kid. His genuine narration not only resounds with those straightforwardly impacted by mental imbalance yet in addition teaches and motivates readers to move toward their own excursions with trust and assurance. Through his story, Psaros feature...

Saint Richard Parker by Merlin Franco | Book review

  Book: Saint Richard Parker Author: Merlin Franco Genre: Self- help, Spirituality  Publisher: Barnett Publishing  Rating: 4/5 Book review: "Saint Richard Parker" is a story with themes of love, growth, and enlightenment. Follow the protagonist, Richard Parker, as he navigates through a particularly rough patch in his life. The quest for Nirvana takes Parker to several countries like Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia to name a few. The book is written with subtle humour which is highly entertaining. We find that the author has pointed out the ironies and vicariousness of religion with a skillful pen. He points out the defects in almost all religions and the book is not a critique of any one faith. Parker's life hits a turning point when his corrupt boss discovers his misconduct and fires him when he thinks his career is about to climax. The journalist begins a self-realization journey, rethinking his spiritual and romantic life. Beyond self-discovery, the book appeals to ...

Part of Life by Mayank Sinha | Book review

  Book: Part of Life Author: Mayank Sinha Publisher: Blue Rose Publishers Genre: Contemporary Romance Rating: 4/5 Book review: "Part Of Life"  is a heart-touching story of Rohit and Sneha who meet through Nisha. Rohit falls in love with Sneha's beauty on his first meet. Eventually, when they start talking, both feel friendly vibes and they can continue talking for hours. Their long-distance relationship relates to many couples or friends who feel they can talk to each other or share their emotions.  Their cosy relationship comes to a halt when Rohit begins loving her and wants to share his deep emotions with her. But he has yet to get a similar response from Sneha. So he feels he should indirectly ask about her real feelings for him through Nisha. He requests his sister to ask Sneha what he feels about him. On hearing their conversation secretively, his emotions were literally shattered. He could never accept the fact that she considered him only as his good friend and no...

If I Have To Be A Soldier by Nikhil J. Alva | Book review

  Book: If I Have To Be A Soldier Author: Nikhil J. Alva Publisher: Harper Collins Genre:    Literary and Contemporary Fiction Rating: 5/5 Book review: " If I Have to Be a Soldier " is a captivating read that hooked me from the beginning till the end. I was quite intrigued by the book cover where I found two persons face-to-face and a few of the rats climbing the trees. The story moves around these two persons who have a secretive past that gets unfolded layer by layer. The story begins when Captain Samuel returns to his native place after long for a mission assigned by the Indian ARMY. Samuel is introduced to a traitor who is caught up by the commandant and brutally tortured for days. Samuel needs to find out from him the complete list of his supporters. But he is startled to find out that this traitor calls him a coward. On close examination, he gets to know that this traitor is none other than his childhood friend Che or Sena.  As the events unfold, both of them f...

TEN PROMISES: Intentions That Shape Committed Parenting by Manisha Punwani M.D. | Book review

  Book: Ten Promises Author: Manisha Punwani Publisher:  Genre: Parenting Rating:5/5 Book review: "Ten Promises" is a persuading helper that ensures not just to investigate the wild waters of support but to change them into an excursion of revelation and improvement. The book is coordinated into twelve astute segments, with the underlying ten given promises to express responsibilities that empower supporting, authentic, and enduring associations among parents and adolescents. These promises cover various pieces of sustaining, for instance, co-sustaining, backing, consistency, and empowering secure associations. The last segments piercingly address the challenges and hopelessness that go with raising young people who could have exceptional prerequisites, offering a respectable view of the various components that affect sustaining. Each chapter guides the reader through its interesting and thought-provoking stories about the reality of parenting. She guides about the traumas or...

Two Decades For The Kiss by Satish K Chowdary | Book review

Book: Two Decades For The Kiss Author: Satish K Chowdary Publisher:  Evincepub Publishing (2024) Genre: Fiction Rating: 4/5 Book review: "Two Decades For The Kiss"  is a demonstration of the flexibility of the human soul and the groundbreaking force of adoration. Through its convincing story and clear symbolism, it welcomes readers on an excursion of self-revelation and reclamation. This story is about Sanjay and Hashira who were dearest companions and going to fall head over heels. A couple of the scenes during this were astonishing and incredibly intriguing, and afterwards comes the bend. The two of them then, at that point, get caught in the past of their folks and afterwards things get a piece contorted. I was intrigued by the story to find out who is the real couple. I was literally fascinated by the way Hashira tried her level best to find out the truth behind her past and help the true love meet. The author presents a strong excursion of self-disclosure and disclosure ...

Riot by L. L. Ash & Pax Sinclair (Hard Rock Girls Series, #1)

  Riot by L. L. Ash & Pax Sinclair (Hard Rock Girls Series, #1) Publication date: May 12th 2024 Genres: Adult, Contemporary,  Romance Synopsis: “He saved me in that group home when everything I’d ever loved was stripped away. He saved me with his smile, his kindness, and his guitar.” Tayler I’m the leftovers that nobody wanted; a casualty of the foster system. Now that I’m 18, I have nowhere to go. No job, no home, but I have my bestie Haze by my side, and together we’re going to make it. I love music. Yeah, everybody says that, but I know I have what it takes. We’re going to find a way to reach the top. Kind of like Dakota, the front man for Kings of Ash, except not as a-hole-ish and muscley as him. Ugh, the muscles. We were in foster care together, me, Dakota, and Haze. That’s where I fell in love with him. But, he was older than me and got kicked out of the group home when I was only fifteen. The guy ripped my effing heart out as he walked out that door. ...

What do you want to see?

What do you want to see? Today  when  I spoke to my mother, she  shared that  she would visit Old Age Home to meet all  the elderly .  I was startled to know that  there is  an Old Age Home  also in our small city .  I was left speechless for a second  and  in the meanwhile, my mother asked me What do you want to see. Like every  normal   person,  I say Luxury, Good Health and Stress-free life. What does a mother want to see? Hmm, a mother! I was a bit baffled to answer. I say  that she  wants to see only her children to be happy and in good shape of mind and soul. I  was indirectly reminded  of the selfless love of all mothers. The Mother never bothers with her condition or requirements but is always ready to serve their kids. But does the same follow for the kids  too ? My mother  who  also works as a  social  worker  is always available to help others.  Sh...

Everything is Politics: AGREE or Not?

Everything Is Politics: Agree or Not? “Ideas are great arrows, but there has to be a bow. And politics is the bow of idealism.”-  Bill Moyers Today  I  sat down and  was wondering  looking  at the banners and these political leaders  about  the next leader.  Nowadays  when all political parties  are trying  their best to win the elections, it becomes  so  difficult to choose.  Politics is such a crucial part of every person's life. Aren't we leaders? Is politics only referred to political leaders  or  is much more than that? My mind started boggling with ample times I have been struck with situations where politics was a must.  Now  our  coming generation is hard to handle as per their  advancement in technology  and less tolerance power. Parents  need to  take extra classes or attend webinars to understand how to tackle their kids. Both scenarios  whether  p...

From Drift to Shift: How Change Brings True Meaning and Happiness to Your Work and Life by Jody B. Miller | Book review

Author: Jody B. Miller Publisher: Morgan James Publishing Genre: Non-Fiction Pages: 282  Ratings: 4/5 Book review: "From Drift to Shift" affirms what we as a whole naturally know about the shortcomings we possess, however again and again neglects but when we understand our spot on the planet and reach for our most elevated ideal, astonishing things can occur. In part one of the book, she strolls us through the justifications for why moves some of the time become inescapable. In Part Two, the author guides about improvements or arrangements with which we precisely ought to make that shift, while Parts Three and Part Four spotlight on the most proficient method to move and how to guide your life in the correct course after the shift, separately. The book is written in a conversational, engaging style - maybe you're plunking down with the individual over a feast and they are sharing their story, including the bare essential and extreme stuff, and you are generously getting i...

The Wealth Money Can't Buy: The 8 Hidden Habits to Live Your Richest Life by Robin S. Sharma | Book review

Book: The Wealth Money Can't Buy Author: Robin Sharma Genre: Non-Fiction Publisher: Jaico Publishing House Rating: 5/5 Book review: Everyone wants to be wealthy, Isn't it? But how many of you know the real meaning of being rich. Many people feel that richness includes only money. But many rich people don't have peace of mind or cannot enjoy their richness. When I stumbled upon this book I learnt 8 new habits that I could inculcate in my life to be wealthy. This book is about a completely new philosophy and methodology of success and wealth that we need to be schooled, trained or even encouraged to consider. But one that will absolutely bring you sustained happiness, personal freedom and lasting internal peace. The 8 Forms of Wealth Learning model is based upon eight hidden habits that strongly urge you to embrace: 🍁 Growth 🍁 Wellness 🍁 Family 🍁 Craft 🍁 Money 🍁 Community 🍁 Adventure 🍁 Service The book begins with an individual message from Robin Sharma that establish...

Sustainable Sustainability: Why ESG is Not Enough by Rajeev Peshawaria | Book review

  Book: Sustainable Sustainability Author: Rajeev Peshawaria Genre: Non-Fiction Publisher: Penguin Random House Rating:5/5 Book review: "Sustainable Sustainability"  reinforces the urgent need for a new kind of leadership--steward leadership--and urges us to make a lasting impact. This book shows how these leaders must be willing to take risks, challenge the status quo and engage in long-term actions on the way to the sustainable, inclusive prosperity we so badly need. The initial segment of the book manages worldwide difficulties, the subsequent part gives business tips to handle these issues, and the third part shows accounts of different organizations with models. The last part inspires readers to make a vital move. This book remains a significant manual to safeguard our planet. The book investigates ESG, here G indicates administration implies motivating forces, rules and guidelines. The book additionally investigates ESL, here L means steward administration. Rajeev Pesha...

Another Side of the Heart by C.H. Lazarovich

  Another Side of the Heart by C.H. Lazarovich Publication date: September 29th 2023 Genres: Adult, Contemporary Synopsis: One summer. One dog. One chance encounter. When Mary Devere encounters a young woman the same age as her dead daughter, Mary connects with her, only to discover that the young woman’s father is Antonio, Mary’s first love. Mary finds herself questioning the sacrifices she made to live the life she thought she should, and the difficult choice she made as a teenager that changed her life’s course. Easy to read. Easy to love. In a touching, emotional and moving account of a woman in midlife, Mary finds herself navigating her grief surrounding the loss of her only child, questioning her sacrifices to live a life she thought she should, and confronting the memories of the choice she made as a teenager that changed her life’s course, all while placing her back in the arms of Antonio. From Readers’ Favorite 5-Star author C. H. Lazarovich comes the moving stor...