Find books from different genres and for all age groups with the “Book Reviews”.
Like E.A. Bucchianeri once said, “You can kill a book quicker by your silence than by a bad review”.
Reviews highlight the points why the book should be read or just skipped by any reader. One might not agree to all the points authors deliver but there are always a few key takeaways that need to be applauded.
With a huge number of books published across the world, bibliophiles often check. Why? To make sure before investing time, and money. The book should appeal to the reader and reviews present it.
There are many books that go unnoticed as the reader never knew about it. Hence, a review gives them leverage as people talk about it. Good or bad or something in between but it does create a buzz. Other than book tours and these reviews help authors, publishers, alike.
A good one touches the tip of the book. Never revealing details of plot or theme. Yet, it is attractive enough to pull a base.
The Constitution of India for Children by Subhadra Sen Gupta captures its formation and covers the answers that we have pondered for long.
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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.
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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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Soumya Bhattacharya explores human emotions of love and loss with the book Thirteen Kinds of Love. An intricate mesh of relationships and lives.
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