Category: Mental Heealth
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House Of Past by Avanti Nioding is a house full of nostalgia – Book Review
If you like reading stories of nostalgia, it’s a house full of nostalgia and abandoned childhood memories, traumatic yet so fantastically laced with hunting adventure theme can be helpful to find out your heart, and magic.
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A different kind romance novel, not like anything you read before: Beyond Borders By Mosam Shah – Book Review
Given the topics covered here is a very nicely written new perspective to see love and happiness, being independent in a proper way, and exploring relationships from various dimensions. It’s a romantic story packed with a self-awareness process, this is unique and intriguing for readers around the world and various ages. I would like to…
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Somedays in life you come across some books that make you believe in life: Two Years – Book Review
Easy language accompanied by lucid narrative the book is a mind-boggling package of insightful experiences of a journey around the world, heartwarming spiritual exploration, his life journey depicted herein three chapters, Max’s Quest for Money, Quest for Purpose, and Quest for Love, that will let you see his life-changing safari.
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Possibility amidst the chaos, exploring unexpected turns: Life is Abracadabra By Baisakhi Saha – Book Review
As much as I got to intriguing the style of her writing I got to see the country the cultural tapestries exploring unexpected turns and her smart narrative keeps unfolding new dimensions of traveling in engaging witty words.
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The Stupid Child’s First Rank Effort By Kunal Roy does an excellent job on talking about learning difficulties – Book Review
The impact of this book in sociology paved the way for the exploration of new ways of learning and searching accountability for methodical ways for students regarding slow learning or different types of ability that are waiting to be discussed and appreciated in broad daylight.
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This book starts with the aftermath and searching justice: Where Mayflies Live Forever by Anupama Mohan – Book Review
It is not a story of a predator and the prey, it’s also the searching role of everything and everyone in society. Social studies, stigma, bonding, love, the relationship between us, everything the author touched through the tragedy of Veni’s life.
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I knew that author used plot and character to ask questions to our society and John did that job meticulously: Water by John Boyne is hunting profound expedition – Book Review
I knew that author used plot and character to ask questions to our society and John did that job meticulously, a very well-executed clever plot that asks some mind-blowing facts, revealing the true downfall of our ethics.
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The Pyramid Mind by Dr. Vlad Beliavsky is an utterly brilliant book that teaches us how neuroscience can help us to navigate self-reflection and well-being – Book Review
If you ask me what self-help book should I read next? I will suggest this book, add this in your Top 5 Must Read Book List. It’s a very helpful book for parents and students to understand and point out the difficulties in a scientific way to find a suitable solution for everyone. Start learning…
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Do you like watching Christmas movies or reading Christmas novel? No less than a movie it’s a joyful book: Christmas in Crystal Bay by Bina Sparks – Book Review
This book is filled with emotions, smelling crispy Christmas intertwined with a profundity that makes the book a perfect read for the festive season. It will make you fall in love with Christmas and love yourself.
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A bunch of good vibes and positivity for your weekend: Saturday Stories by Rashmi Bansal – Book Review
Rashmi Bansal’s subtle fun-filled stories are cleverly executed with wittiness. Her fun is subtle. She infuses hope into every story, deeply inspiring you to smile at every end.
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Old classics always gave me a special vibe, no matter what my mental situation is I always enjoyed reading classics; The Yellow Wallpaper – Book Review
I wanted to read this book for a long time so when kolkatabookworms announced the buddy reading of this month I joined them. Old classics always gave me a special vibe, no matter what my mental situation is I always enjoyed reading classics, classics always feel like home and my reading slump is over. Classics…
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This book touched all the strings of emotions, like a surreal orchestra: I Write Since You Exist by Suraj Prakash Behera – Book Review
I Write Since You ExistBy Suraj Prakash BeheraGenre – AnthologyRating – 4.7/5 In the true sense of an Anthology, this book touched all the strings of emotions, like a surreal orchestra. Sometimes you just came to a book that felt like it was written for us, the author penned the reader’s own thoughts flowing in…
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What if you can read music as a story? Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons”; you want to read as book? – Book review of Bryan Washington’s Family Meal
It’s a calming yet unputdownable atmosphere that compelled me to read this book nonstop. Sometimes I was thinking how’s that possible! What is this magnetic power?
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Brilliant, making exposure to the reality of womanhood in India: Across The Purple Moor – Book Review
Rushali’s married life creating arrays of Indian social norms that provide us with a lot of issues to think about.
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5 Reasons Why I’m Totally Hooked on Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep”
It’s like Adele knows how to get you hooked right from the beginning and then takes you on this musical journey that you never want to end.
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