Are Ebooks the future of reading?
Reading novels has become a very common way of spending leisure today. People across the age groups love reading novels according to their choices. Youths love reading romance or thriller…
SHE by Dr Sarika Jain – Review
Feminism has been a hot topic for many women writers in India. They have expressed their views in fiction as well as non-fiction genre. Many men have also been vocal…
The Kumbh Travelogue: A Photo Journey by Anuj Tikku – Review
Kumbh Mela of 2019 was a very successful, peaceful and the biggest ever religious gathering on earth as of now. Many people, as many as in 100s millions visited the…
Sonu Monu ki Rochak Kahaniyan Part 1 by Pratha Sharma
If you ask someone to give his honest opinion about what he misses in life, I am sure that more than ninety per cent of arguments will be that they…
The Plight of a Mother by Phidalia Toi – Review
Many stories of mothers doing their bit for children are there. Literature is filled with instances like these. However, when it comes to real stories or true stories of mothers,…
Janardhan Talbot (Vol 1) by Mohan Timmaraju – Review
Mohan Timmaraju’s debut novel in two volumes, Janardhan Talbot, is a tale of an Indian young man Janardhan Rao who sets on a journey to England to achieve his goal…
It’s time to read again – authors who will make an impact on Indian fiction
Dear readers, Featured Books has often brought to you the essential, exciting, new and amazing books for your perusal. This time, we have brought you a series of authors who…
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R Covey – Review
There are a group of authors who constantly try to push society in a better position. They are making their efforts to change the way we think. They try to…
The Hungry Tide by Amitav Ghosh – Review
Amitav Ghosh is certainly one of the most respected writers in terms of Indian English literature in India, no doubt about it any day. Aloof from what he does to…
Freedom from the Known – J Krishnamurti – Review
Freedom is just another form of slavery. What? Yes, the same expression is offered when you say it to the people in your circle. Though the analogy seems a sceptic…
Dynamics of Yoga by Swami Satyananda Saraswati – Review
The mind is like a pond of water; even a little breeze of air can disturb its surface. Today, the world has changed and the lifestyle of the human being…
Elephants in the Room – Review
Thriller novels are something which might be termed as the most coveted among the fictional works among the readers. In the case of Indian English fiction, crime thriller works make…