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 Cancelled to Crowned: A Psychologist's Journey from Shyness to Being Mrs. India Earth by Sohini R Sohini Rohra's book "Cancelled to Crowned is a powerful exploration of resilience and personal growth. This is a thrilling journey through life's ups and downs, filled with laughter and tears.  Sohini paints a vivid and emotionally charged portrait of her journey, each chapter unfolding like a beautifully crafted scene. Her story is a poignant reminder that the greatest challenges can often be the very catalyst for our profound transformations. Sohini shared her initial years when she used to stammer and her classmates bullied her. She faced the emotional crisis of losing a beloved parent to cancer early in her life or a beloved uncle with cerebral palsy. Her parents accidentally noticed her stalked by a stranger and identified some of her hidden struggles. Then her parents took her to a helping centre where she learnt how to overcome stammering. Later she joined the Art ...

 Ciphers Of Time: Awakening The Legacy by Ranga Sai Komaragiri | Book Review "Truth has the power to heal, but it also has the power to destroy. It is in our hands to use it wisely and to understand its impact on ourselves and those around us." It is an electrifying blend of mythology, mystery, and modern storytelling that sweeps you into a whirlwind adventure across ancient and mystical landscapes. It is like Indian mythology wrapped in a gripping fictional tale, providing a stellar starting point. The story kicks off with Manu, a man of science leading a quiet life in London, until a call from his estranged brother, Shantanu, pulls him back to India. From that moment, Manu and Shantanu are thrust into a perilous journey, unraveling family secrets, ancient mysteries, and their own hidden powers.  It's an exhilarating ride of enchanted forests, Himalayan sanctuaries, and a formidable enemy lurking in the shadows. The stakes feel monumental as they confront truths about th...

 The Year of Paper Boats | JayKay Heart | Book Review "The Year of Paper Boats" is a close to home and mental excursion that challenges and enlivens. It is an enamouring investigation of the human mind, digging into the fragile harmony between the real world and the creative mind. The story starts in a school where Adrit and Kaivalya, two protagonists with unmistakably different personalities and a background marked by past contentions, run into each other during their last test of the year. Destiny appears to take part in their impossible gathering, tossing them together in a progression of odd and disrupting difficulties. Yet, everything changes when an unforeseen curve traps them in a bathroom, focusing on no way out for the next few months. This is where the genuine test starts — of their actual perseverance as well as of their understanding, resolution, and profound strength. As the hours stretch into days, the disconnection powers Adrit and Kaivalya to defy the evil pre...

 2121 by Kshitiz Sinha | Book Review Have you ever wondered what life will look like after a century? How will crimes affect people? Will the scenario be similar to the present or a bit different? Would you like to dive into a fictional era of the 22nd century? I was eager to unfurl the fictional world of that era. So I grabbed this book, and I was completely hooked from the beginning till the end. " 2121" is a fast-paced romantic thriller that has a vision to explore the scientific elements of the 22nd century. The novel investigates topics of control, desire, and endurance, set against a tragic scenery that feels both inventive and unsettlingly conceivable. This is the tale of Trisha and Sid, who are understudies at a farm (a reformed form of school) who are likewise darlings, Sid has a little sister, Aanya, who the two of them love a tonne from the most profound piece of their hearts. The issues emerge when Sid gets a lead about his mom, who had vanished, and he franti...

 Butterflies of Success by Ranga Iyer | Book Review Butterflies are very similar to humans, as both include stages to cover to live. Even humans live in four stages of life: infancy, childhood, adulthood, and old age. In this book, I was eager to explore the transformations in humans as success is knocking on the door. The path is not easy, but the journey is mesmerizing. "Butterflies of Success" is a thought-provoking and engrossing narrative. Set in the bustling city, the story follows the journey of Prem and Mukta. They shift to the city, leaving their village life behind. Mukta carries her fourth daughter in her arms, and the rest are moving along with them. After deciding to move to the city, they have only a limited amount of money, which takes them to a small kholi. Their new place has limited furniture, and the sewage pipe is overflowing next door, which made them feel low and regret their decision. Prem begins working and earning a living. Gradually, with time, Mukta...

 75 Innovations by India and Indians by Captain Manmeet Singh | Book Review Did you know the second-longest wall in the world happens to be in India? It was built almost seven centuries ago and is still standing. How many of us are aware of the rich heritage and culture of India? Do you know why India is emerging as the leading superpower? “Our ancestors displayed great strengths in space science. What people like Aryabhata said centuries ago is being recognised by science today. We are a country that has these capabilities. We need to regain them.” APJ Abdul Kalam This book captures 75 odd developments over a wide span of time in India, with added reference to numerous future developments, which will feature India as one of the main nations on the planet whose mechanical advancements have brought progress to where it is today and as it walks into what's in store. The book is separated into 3 segments: Past Developments, from the creation of zero to clinical revelations; Present D...

 Blood Betrayal by Eric Richardson | Book Review Blood Betrayal by Eric Richardson is a gripping wrongdoing spine chiller book that kept me engrossed from the starting till the end. Set in 1980s East London, where defilement, brutality, and desire impact. The story follows Mat and Nic Tracker, siblings exploring their late dad's criminal realm. Mat's determined ascent to control stands out forcefully from Nic's spiralling implosion, making a strained and profound story about dedication and double-crossing. As a glaring difference, Nic's carelessness takes steps to wreck their criminal line, creating a climate of mounting strain. Alongside this familial struggle , the story digs into London's coarse roads, loaded with chronic executioners, Yardies, and revolutionary women's activists, making a multifaceted plot that is, however eccentric as it seems, charming. Mat turns out to be profoundly engaged with criminal operations, increasing through the positions of w...

 Start Unselling Now: The Sales Manifesto for Winning Customers by Rajesh Grover | Book Review This book doesn't simply add one more layer to existing deals systems—it totally overturns customary deals ideal models and welcomes readers to reconsider their methodology from the beginning. This book has a capricious way to deal with a client-driven venture that will accordingly raise the marketing projections. Grover contends that grasping, compassion, and critical thinking ought to outweigh pitches about items. He shows the way that these characteristics can prompt further trust and dependability, which eventually bring about more significant and economical business results. The possibility of unselling feels both instinctive and noteworthy, making this book a must-read for those prepared to break liberated from obsolete practices. Grover's language enraptures the readers as he handily challenges age-old systems with his counter-assertions and confirmations. He breathtakingly fig...

 Just One Heart by Jonathan Fisher | Book Review "Just One Heart" is a remarkable and deeply insightful work that illuminates the intricate interplay between the mind and heart and its profound connection to happiness. This book is not only a guide to healing the heart but teaches us how fear and anger can literally harm our physical hearts while compassion and love can heal them. This book acts as a treasure of knowledge, inspiration, and practical steps to transform not just your heart health but also your life. In Just One Heart, the author shares his journey and the profound lessons he has learnt, not only from treating patients but also from his own life experiences.  It challenges conventional medical wisdom and opens new horizons in understanding heart health. The author masterfully explores the powerful and often overlooked connection between the heart and the mind.  The author teaches us how fear and anger can literally harm our physical hearts, while compassion ...

 Dharmanomics: An Indigenous and Sustainable Economic Model by Sriram Balasubramanian  | Book Review After reading "Kautilyanomics—For Morden Times," I was eager to explore the author's new book, Dharmanonics. In this, the author follows and presents an economic model evidently used to the maximal benefit by the incomparable Chola realm. He advocates using it to fortify the economy in present situations. This book replies to various enquiries regarding how antiquated economies prospered by applying dharmic standards. He advocates for the reception of this model in contemporary times to renew and reinforce the economy. The book investigates the intricacies of these monetary frameworks, zeroing in on how their strategies, grounded in Dharma, added to their prosperity. It inspects how the three basic components—Kautilyan Dharmic free enterprise, Sreni organisations, and the Dharmic biological system driven by sanctuaries—shaped a consistent idea across different realms. Ap...

Volume Profile: Entry, Hold, and Exit Simplified: Mastering Market Movements through Volume Analysis (Stock Market simplified) by APURVA PARIKH  This book introduces Volume Profile— the traditional volume analysis tied to time, but one based on price. Volume Profile reveals the price levels at which maximum trading volume has occurred, which is invaluable for identifying precise entry and exit points. Volume Profile is more than just a charting tool; it reveals the price levels at which significant trading volume occurs, where institutional investors often stake their positions. With this knowledge, individual investors can better understand the market’s support and resistance levels, helping them make smarter trading decisions in alignment with the “smart money.” While the investors can’t match the volumes of big institutions, they can mirror their strategies by learning to track their footprints. This book is designed as a hands-on guide to mastering Volume Profile for various...

 Unf*ck Your Mind: Shatter Your Limiting Beliefs to Become Who You Were Meant to Be by Janna Johnson | Book Review "Your mindset is the greatest tool you have! It is the ultimate weapon and the deciding factor for how you will live, for your success, healing, overcoming, love, happiness, and the influence you have on your kids." Have you ever felt stuck or be governed by someone else apart from yourself?  At times many women feel like me that they are not able to express themselves properly or feel suppressed to show up their true emotions. I was in need of a self help book that could guide me with these tormenting triggers. So I grabbed " Unfuck your Mind" to find a similar journey and learn few of her techniques to solve my issues. This book is a compass for those exploring the troublesome territory of torment, disease, cynicism, feeling stuck, having hit road obstructions, or even absolute bottom. It is an aide created with genuine sympathy and insight that will ...

 Mr.Joshi's Bride by Vani kaushal | Book Review Are you in search of a bride? If yes, then you will be facing a catalogue of pictures of brides and dating them to know them better. Such a hilarious story, I read last week. This is Mr Joshi’s Bride by Vani Kaushal. The book is a captivating read about a 27-year-old, Parshuraman Joshi, who lives in Canada. The story spins around his family's hunt to track down a spouse. Parshuraman functions as an IT professional in Canada and has neither the time nor the tendency to seek after heartfelt interests. It was a spellbinding pursuit showing his family's frantic efforts to track down a lady for him. The story is interesting with a high-speed plot. The writer's composing style makes everything clear. The story keeps us snared till the end. The language utilised is clear and straightforward. I cherished the humorous collaborations of Parashuraman and the forthcoming ladies.  I cherished Jennifer's personality, which made the ...

 Short story book Reviving Tales - Of Love, Loss, Faith and Revival by Sailee Tiwari | Book Review It is a book of brief stories, each focusing in on a property of significant substance like love, hardship, fear, mental courage, empathy, and affiliation, giving a sense of what the experience feels like, what happens in case we basically push ahead and look at the 'issue' in a superior way to deal with it, make sense of the model, stir from it, and progress forward. The essential part of the book dives into the challenges and mishaps that people all around the planet experienced during the pandemic. It examines the genuine elements of lockdowns, business disasters, web-based tutoring, and remote work, all while including the singular compensations made to protect one another. In these troublesome times, many tracked down creative solutions for investigating their normal schedules while loosening up help to those in a tight spot. This period focused on the meaning of friends and ...

  The Weapon Of Lord Shiva Trishul: Book 3 of KAVAACH Trilogy by Pranay Bhalerao | Book Review The book investigates the effect of unsettled injury and the industriousness of underhanded, as outer powers, yet as mental scars that won't recuperate. Set in the scary and confounding municipality of Kapunda in South Australia, the story unfurls against a scenery saturated with wretchedness and secrets, ensured to creep you out. The story opens with disrupting, tormenting occurrences that right away attract you, establishing the vibe until the end of the story. The heroes, Joshua Triplow and Benjamin McLevy, are presented as two people troubled by their horrible, still up-in-the-air, to-reveal-the-dull-mysteries sneaking in their reviled town. Neuman's portrayal of this little South Australian municipality is rich and suggestive, illustrating a spot saturated with hopelessness and tormented by its own set of experiences. The town's devastation and its reviled air are portrayed ...

 Falling For The Casanova: Lafanga - An Indian Millionaire Romance (Book #3) by Ruchi Singh | Book Review It's a rollercoaster of feelings, sharp talk, and some truly faint commendable minutes. I was hooked in the narrative from the beginning till the end. The story revolves around Devendra Sherawat , who is rich, enchanting, and somewhat of a train wreck. He would call a great time was living foolishly while his attorney Sanjana tidies up the fallout. Sanjana has large fantasies about turning into a top legal counsellor. But Dev's shenanigans are setting her back something beyond tolerance. As she assumes responsibility for transforming him, sparkles fly; however, not without show, family governmental issues, and a load of intricacies. It's an exemplary opposites-are-drawn-toward-each-other story; however, Singh's spin on it makes this book new, fun, and habit-forming. Ruchi Singh composes no sweat that causes you to feel like you're visiting with a companion. He...

 How to Choose a Lawyer And Win Your Case by Rajesh Talwar | Book Review Facing the legal world is quite horrifying. But the most difficult thing is to choose the correct lawyer or decide whether you need the lawyer or not. At times most of us fail to reason out whether it is necessary to hire a lawyer or not. If yes,  then how to evaluate which lawyer would be best for you. This dilemma is sorted out by Rajesh Talwar's book, " How to Choose a Lawyer and win your case" . The author is himself a seasoned lawyer, an prolific author and has deep command on the subject. His experience draws him to share the basics of legal issues. The book is clear; it spreads out the fundamental stages to track down the right legal counsellor as well as increment your possibilities of winning a case. Talwar's recommendation is a lifesaver for exploring these difficulties. What compels this book to stand apart is its straightforwardness—legitimate language is stripped away, making it a...

 NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS: Introduction: Every year begins with a loving note full of excitement, energy, and plans to fulfil that year. A new year imparts lots of opportunities to reflect on the past and set our intentions for the future. Many of us, including me, are just promising ourselves to complete these resolutions but fail to take time for ourselves in our busy schedules. Is 2025 any different? Let's see. What are Resolutions? Resolutions  are more than fleeting promises—they are a chance to realign with our values, pursue personal growth, and create meaningful change. Whether we focus on health, improve relationships, or achieve   long-term dreams, resolutions help us stay purposeful throughout the year.  As we enter 2025, let’s take a moment to set realistic and inspiring goals that will guide us toward a fulfilling and balanced life. New Year Resolutions for 2025 Prioritize Health: Make Healthier Food Choices:  When it comes to food, our tongue is...

 Midnight in Delhi by A.C. Frieden|Book Review A Thriller That Redefines the Genre Thrillers often follow a formula, but Midnight in Delhi shatters expectations. This book doesn’t just follow a plot—it creates an experience. Every page is packed with suspense, every twist is meticulously planned, and every moment feels vital. A.C. Frieden’s writing shines with its attention to detail and ability to keep the reader guessing. From the mysterious events on a flight to the larger global crisis unfolding in the background, the story is rich with intrigue and action. What I loved most was how seamlessly the personal stakes intertwined with the broader conspiracy, making it impossible to put the book down. This is a story that will keep you thinking long after you’ve finished. It’s smart, thrilling, and incredibly well-written. If you’re ready for a book that challenges and entertains, grab your copy today. #bookishlife2022_ #thrillerbooks #bookrecommendations 

 F-words by Kalam Babu | Book Review An anthology is a collection of writings of different authors in one place. I like reading snippets of varied thoughts altogether, as it helps me to attain fresh perspectives to view life. During my new quest for another anthology, I stumbled upon a book: F-words. This book is an evocative collection of stories from different authors, with each story having some connection to a word that starts with 'F' - title, genre, theme etc.. It gathers a montage of voices, each investigating aspects of human experience that impact us. This volume epitomises a variety of implications and feelings, viewpoints, and conundrums. Family roots us, yet it tends to be both a safe haven and a wellspring of contention. Opportunity motivates limitless conceivable outcomes, yet it accompanies the heaviness of obligation. Dread ties us, yet it likewise drives us forward. As people, we embrace these divisions and consistently adjust to an always-impacting ...

 Falling from a Pink Cloud by M.L. Francoeur " FALLING FROM A PINK Cloud WHEN SPIRITUALITY LEADS TO A DEAD END " is a demonstration of the force of defying one's reality, regardless of how excruciating. It's an account of recovering a day to day existence covered under layers of profound bypassing and self-duplicity. M.L. Francoeur's journal is a crude, profoundly moving record of endurance, recuperating, and win. Naturally introduced to the limitations of a mission, Francoeur's life started with difficulties a long ways outside of his reach. Raised by genuinely missing guardians, he grew up conveying significant mother wounds and father wounds that formed his feeling of character. The author starts by returning to his life as a youngster encounters with the Mission of the Essence of God, a questionable French Canadian strict development drove by Eugène More extravagant dit Laflèche. The story takes an intelligent transform as he digs into his family's tak...