Little me in everyone by Eddyee Singh

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Little me in everyone is a self help book, with 59 chapters. The focus of the book is on spiritual aspect of life.
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The divine energy gives us a path to a new approach and keep hopelessness at bay. The author tells the reader to focus on self growth rather than, self doubt and negative energy.
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I found the cover creepy. The book is like a regular self help book.
Overall, it is a one time read.

Sonnets to Paradise by Nidra Naik

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‘Fallen in love’ wouldn’t be an overstatement As Twinning minds never fail divine engagement’
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Firstly, I loved the cover of the book. Its clean and subtle. Apart from that, the language of the book is crisp and beautiful. I love plots with a good spread of vocabulary.
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The plot has a great amalgamtion of poetry and prose. The plots conveys the message of happiness and joy.
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However, I found the characterization obvious. The theme around which the characters are drawn could be more diverse.
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Overall, the book has beautiful narration in terms of words used and I loved how prose and poetry are interwoven.

A Street puppy’s guide to Indian religious wisdom by Dr.Hari Haran

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#qotd- The best book of the year till now?癩
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The book, A street puppy’s guide to Indian religious wisdom is a unique interpretation of Advaita Vedanta.
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The philosophical answers on Vedas and the understanding of the upanishads, through a puppy was a new communication made by the author.
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I loved the factor of being ‘real’ by the author. The concept of a puppy ranting about Indian philosophy is the highlight of the book.
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The title of the book has newness. It intruiged me into reading the book. The language was simple.  With a slightly wandering narration, the plot of the book was overall good.
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Overall, the book should be read once by everyone.
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The life optimizer by Ankit Ittan

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‘Life is growth. If we stop growing techincally and spiritually, we are as good as dead.’
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One of the most important self help book of our times, The life optimizer, by Ankit Ittan, focuses on success and the skills required to acheive it.
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An ideal life is different for every individual, similarly the approach to it, is also different for everyone. The book deals with the confidence a person needs to acheive his/her ideal life. The author has a lot of advise and insights for personal growth.
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The book is simple to read and understand. I like the approach of the author, he understands that every individual has contrasting personality and no two people can be same. The book is intruging and makes the reader curious to read more and more.

Making Excellence A Habit by Dr. V Mohan

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‘My success, part of it, certainly, is that I have focused in one a few things.’ ~Bill gates

A well researched book on healthcare system of India, by Dr. V. Mohan. He is one of the leading doctors in medical field in India. His contribution to research on diabetes is one of his biggest achievements.
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Through this book he shared his journey, his early life, his experiences in inital days of learning medicine, his success and failures..
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The book is divided into various chapters, about dreams, focus, empathy, passion, knowledge, failure, collaboration,empowerment, snowball effect etc.
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Every chapter starts with an encouraging quote. The book is all about fulfilling your passions and working towards your goal.
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Apart from being a doctor and a writer, the author is also a poet. Infact, he also shared about his spiritual side. The author made sure the book is informative and resourceful.
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Overall, a well researched and inspiring book.

The Sword of Kalki by Abhishek K S

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I have always been fascinated with mythology, and this was the reason I took up this book. Before reading this book, i had no knowledge about kalki in detail. I just knew in an overview.
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This is the first book of Kaliyug series, and I am glad i could read it. The last avatar of Vishnu, kalki, I supposed to destroy the evil. The book is from the point of view of a kid, Rey. He believes in logic and truth. His parents told him a lot of stories but he did not believe in them. Rey tries of find himself amongst his insecurities and later comes out as a brave hero.
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The book has humour and sarcasm. The narration could slightly on the mythological side, but it was presented a more of new age drama. The cover is beautiful.
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Overall, it is a good book for beginners.

Jasmine Builds on Shifting Sands by Sanjay Desai

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A short book of 160 pages, falling in the self help and fiction genre, Jasmine builds on the shifting lands, is a well written book.
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The protagonist Jasmine, is inspired by modelling and wants to pursue it as her carrer. The book has a brief description about the struggles and hardships people face in the city of dreams, Mumbai.
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The book is written in two halves and two stories and timelines are braided together. Even though the stories are fictional, they are inspiring and spiritual.
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The book initally describes the beautiful kedar trek. The vocabulary is versatile. The highlight of the book is e-microlearning i.e several QR codes to scan and learn further from the book.
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The cover of the book is attractive and vibrant.
The narration is one of a kind, with easy yet diverse characters. All of them are described in detail. At a point the book became slightly predictable.
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Overall, a great read for all kinds of readers, with a fabulous narration.

Life Unknown by Kartikeya Ladha

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This book is an experience. A journey which provides inspiration and helps to finds oneself.
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This non fiction will be loved by people who love to travel and explore. The book is divided into three parts and every part is pleasing.
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The narration is impeccable. The author’s writing made me imagine every sentence he wrote. The book certainly has depth and details.
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The book asked me a lot of questions, and made me search for answers. The author makes us understand, the way to find our peace through travel.
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Overall, a fantastic book for all kinds of readers.

Quaker by Rohan Singhvi

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Semioccasionally, we find books in which the characters define the route of the plot. Quaker, by Rohan Singhvi, is one such book and this is my first time reading a book like this.
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The author has focused a lot on developing the characters and providing them a strong background.
The fictional world built by the author named, Warem, is a chronicle of Rick Quaker. I loved how easy is the language and writing of the book.
The book has depth and brilliance. The genre of the plot is thriller focusing on gang wars and mafia. I liked the story telling with clever and clean writing.
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Overall, a short read of 140 pages with a unique plot and mind blowing narration and crisp language.

A Lotus Land by Bhuban Patra

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The konark Secret Duology’s, first book, The Lotus Land, is a historical book based on Konark Temple.
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The Introductory book is about approach to building this magnificent temple. The writing of the book is simple with a powerful narration.
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The story point of the book was its historical background, which is well researched. The Journey of the Chief architect, Bishnu Maharana, is a fascinating.
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The language is fresh. The narration and plot are intruging. I am looking forward to the second part of the duology.