Pages: 301 Genre: Fiction Available in: Paperback and E-book Format The Plot: 20-year-old Nikki is an Indian-born London-bred daughter of Indian parents. She does all that her Punjabi parents think she shouldn’t. She moves out of home, lives alone above a pub she works at, has a mind of her own, and views she refuses…
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#BookReview : Notes from the Road by Shilpa Garg #BlogchatterEBook
Somewhere in the middle of the #AtoZChallenge I remember asking Shilpa Garg if she was planning to turn her posts into an Ebook. I must admit I was crushed when her reply wasn’t in the affirmative. As I read through her posts every day I was further convinced that these informative posts need to come…
Book Review: Tweeple of the Twitterverse by Ramya Gundala #BlogchatterEBookCarnival
If you a book lover and a regular reader like I am, you will agree with me when I say that we are always on the lookout for a book with a fresh plot and one that steers away from the norm stories. I came across the book Tweeple of the Twitterverse by Ramya Gundala,…
Book Review: Healthy Recipes Cook Book by Deepa Gandhi #BlogchatterEbook
Food is a necessary requirement. Whether to sustain yourself on a daily basis, fuel yourself right as you work towards a healthier you or to relish each dish with pure delight. Food is life for some and life is food, for others. For many the word healthy and food don’t go well together. Healthy food…
#BookReview : Rasia – The Dance of Desire by Koral Dasgupta
Language: English Pages : 252 Genre : Fiction. Romance Available in: Kindle Edition and Paperback The Plot: Raj Shekhar Subramanian and Manasi are the perfect couple, in tandem with each other in all areas of life. Raj Shekar has big dreams and Manasi works towards making them come true. Dance is what brought them together…
#BookReview : Calling Sehmat by Harinder Singh Sikka
Language: English Pages : 256 Genre : A fictitious account of a real story. Spy Fiction Available in: Kindle Edition and Paperback The Plot: A young girl is plucked out of college and asked to take over the mantle from her terminally ill father. That is when she realises that her affable father who ran…
#BookReview: The Subtle Art of not Giving A F*ck by Mark Manson
The Subtle Art of not Giving a F*ck – A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life, is the complete title of the book. Pages : 224 Genre: Non-Fiction. Self-help. Available in: Ebook format, Hardcover, Paperback, Audio CD format The Plot: ‘In life, we have a limited amount of f*cks to give. So you must…
#BookReview: Many Lives, Many Masters by Dr Brian Weiss
Many Lives, Many Masters: The True Story of a Prominent Psychiatrist, His Young Patient and the Past-Life Therapy that changed their Lives, is the actual title of the book. Pages: 224 Genre: Non-Fiction Available in: Ebook format, Hardcover, Paperback, Audio CD format The Plot: Dr Brian Weiss is a traditional Psychotherapist. A young girl, Catherine,…
#BookReview: Stepping Stones by Lubhna Dongre
Pages: 344 Genre: Self-Help. Motivation. Available in: Paperback and E-book Format The Plot: We have all been teenagers at some point in our lives. However, as you grow older the gap between you and teenagers, whether they are family, friends or acquaintances, grows too. To an older person teenagers may seem like an eternal mystery….
#BookReview: The Secret of the Red Crystals by Sujata Sharma
Genre: Autobiography Pages: 148 Available in: Paperback and Kindle Edition The Plot: A young student is enraptured by science and later biophysics. As she delves deeper into research she comes across and leans about a protein called Lactoferrin – the growing red crystals of which hold amazing properties. This mystical protein fascinates her and…