True salvation is freedom from negativity.
Stories of Us by Bobby Sachdeva is a collection of 41 short stories about the social and family issues prevalent in our society be it abandoning parents, sexual harassment, superstition, poverty, and a lot more.
Love enters later in life through the cracks left by the first heartbreak.
You Beneath Your Skin by Damyanti Biswas is about family and society, betrayal and love combined with representing issues like heinous crimes against women in the capital city of India, Delhi.
There is no room for GOONDAISM in any religion worth the name, be it Islam, Hinduism, or any other.
The Rebel by Neerav Bhatnagar is a detailed account on why Gandhi Ji supported the Khilafat movement, why his non-violence approach was justifiable, why so many people admire him but also why so many Indians are critical about him.
Reading is dreaming with open eyes.
The first month of 2020 has come to an end and I hope it was a good start for all of you. It was a mediocre kind of reading month for me but I discovered some great books and I am looking forward to reading some amazing ones.
I don’t want to make somebody else. I want to make myself.
I have been meaning to read books by Toni Morrison for quite a while now and finally, I got the chance to read Sula as a part of Toni Morrison Book Club. Continue reading “Sula by Toni Morrison”
Autism can’t define me. I define autism.
– Kerry Magro
Same but Different: Teen Life on Autism Express by Holly Robinson Peete takes you on a journey of Autism, told from the point of view of someone who is autistic and someone who witnesses their loved one’s struggles through this condition.
Continue reading “Same but Different by Holly Robinson Peete”
I wish I could just crawl into a deep mud hole and rest in peace.
Invisible Ties by Nadya A.R. is one such book with a beautiful cover that has been making rounds on social media platforms a lot and people have loved it but unfortunately, it failed to impress me. Continue reading “Invisible Ties by Nadya A.R.”
The United Nations, whose membership comprises almost all the states in the world, is founded on the principle of the equal worth of every human being.
Legitimacy Of Power: The Permanence of Five in the Security Council by Dilip Sinha is a thorough and historical view of how the Security Council and all-powerful UN body for maintaining world peace and security and developing friendly relations among nations came into existence.
Today’s priorities should be reflective of tomorrow’s regrets that you don’t want.
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No Regrets: The Guilt-Free Women’s guide to a Good Life by Kaveree Bamzai is truly a life-saving book for women who have been caught up with the fast-moving life so much that they have forgotten to live for themselves, to take a break, to love themselves, to think of themselves before anyone else.
