Books are perhaps the strongest, most powerful tool that could change how we see the world.
Many books to me as a person leaves a profound impact. Surely, I am not the only one to realize this.
Every year almost millions of works are published. Almost half of them or even more are self-published.
There are many bestsellers, a few most read that stood the test of time and numerous lost in the market.
While many assume reading is dying, bibliophile love is hard to die.
In this blog, there would be an attempt to share the ones read by me. There are many ways to fall in love of book reading. The benefits of reading are proved scientifically. The earlier we start reading, the early we can start getting benefitted by them.
As a parent, it is never too late to introduce books to children. Get articles on books that are much loved by my child and me.
Children find it hard to name multiple women role models. Let’s discover books for children about inspiring Indian women who shattered barriers.
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The Constitution of India for Children by Subhadra Sen Gupta captures its formation and covers the answers that we have pondered for long.
The Constitution of India for Children by Subhadra Sen Gupta – Book Review Read More »
Book Bhoot Bhavish Bartaman by Mehool Parekh is a compelling murder mystery. Unputdownable. The book that keeps surprising you. Read the book review here.
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Naomi Datta is back with her second book, How to be a likeable bigot, a fresh and witty take on life today. If you love her tweets, you would love this.
How to be a likeable bigot by Naomi Datta – Book Review Read More »
In August 1945 two countries, neighbors, celebrated their freedom from years of British colonization. A strong reason to celebrate. Or perhaps not so. In next few months people witnessed one of the greatest migrations in human history. The blood drenched partition is unforgettable. In the book “Across the line” by Nayanika Mahtani unfolds the tales of borders, beliefs and emotions of individuals who fell prey of games played by people.
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