Tag: literature

BOOK REVIEW: Radical Self-Love by Gala Darling

BOOK REVIEW: Radical Self-Love by Gala Darling

Posted March 15, 2018 by @amanhimself in Book Reviews, Books / 2 Comments

  In Radical Self-Love, you’ll discover exactly what makes you so magnificent. Written by Gala Darling, this book is indeed about personal development. I know there are many books out there that cover topics shared by the author in this book. However, this one is unique. It is indeed one of its own kind because of the language and the way the author talks to her reader.

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BOOK REVIEW: Mountains to Manhattan by Pinakie Kansabanik

BOOK REVIEW: Mountains to Manhattan by Pinakie Kansabanik

Posted March 13, 2018 by @amanhimself in Book Reviews, Books, Fiction / 1 Comment

The stories that explore harsh realities always fascinate me. Mountains to Manhattan is a book about Tibetan immigrants to India after the invasion of Red Army. What more fascinated me about this book is that the author has narrated the whole story by opting the opposite gender. The plot revolves around a young, and smart Tenzin Lhamo who was labeled as a refugee before she was born. After the invasion of Red Army her mother, aunt and grandmother had to leave Tibet and settled in India. But did the Indian government did not grant them citizenships and there was a fake hope in their hearts that one day they will be able to go back. With restrictions and no passport, […]

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BOOK REVIEW: The Blasphemy Law by Salman Shami

BOOK REVIEW: The Blasphemy Law by Salman Shami

Posted March 10, 2018 by @amanhimself in Books, Fiction / 0 Comments

The weaving of a thriller is an art and not many have mastered it. To find that thrill for a reader in a book that promises such an element is hard to find but Salman Shami’s The Blasphemy Law is an addition to the genre. The plot is set in modern Pakistan, a country charged with political corruption in name of religion does already create a thrill in itself. An Australian engineer, Jane Kelly, is on a verge of providing electricity in remote villages of central Punjab through installing solar panels. A ruthless landowner uses terrorism to frame her for blasphemy in the Islamic country, an offense that comes with a death penalty. He plots her execution and along with […]

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My Recent Reads Week #10-11

My Recent Reads Week #10-11

Posted March 7, 2018 by @amanhimself in Books / 2 Comments

Hola Bookworms!   I have been quite busy with my reading schedule the previous book. I ended up reading three amazin books and will like to know which one you want me top post a review for next week?   A) Only Child by Rhiannon Navin (debut work, excellently written, genre Realism Fiction)

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BOOK REVIEW: Daughter of Shadow by Tyler Sehn

BOOK REVIEW: Daughter of Shadow by Tyler Sehn

Posted February 27, 2018 by @amanhimself in Book Reviews, Books / 0 Comments

I have started this year with an addition of a pure fantasy novel. Tyler Sehn’s first book in the series of Spiritbinder Saga, Daughter of Shadow. You know you are going to read something deep when there is map of a kingdom or a location where most of the plot takes place. Daughter of Shadow follows the traditional way in the fantasy world of Rua.

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BOOK REVIEW: Based on Lies – It Begins by Debarshi Kanjilal

BOOK REVIEW: Based on Lies – It Begins by Debarshi Kanjilal

Posted February 24, 2018 by @amanhimself in Book Reviews, Books / 0 Comments

Based on Lies: It Begins is the first in a series of two novellas published in 2017.  The main element used in this novel is of psychological thriller following the life of Anuraag Sanyal, the protagonist of the novella. The writing certainly displays the dark corners of an imaginative mind. The plot starts with the protagonist sitting in the middle of the night, suffering from insomnia writing in his notepad about the event of his past life. The storyline somewhat follows this pattern and a reader gets to see the Anuraag’s present too. He is having a troubled marriage  for five years and had a lover in past, and one as a nearby cafe owner. Each new chapter decipher a […]

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BOOK REVIEW: The Book of My Life by Abhishek Vincent

BOOK REVIEW: The Book of My Life by Abhishek Vincent

Posted February 22, 2018 by @amanhimself in Authors, Book Reviews, Books / 0 Comments

Abhishek Vincent’s debut The Book of My Life: A True Love journey was released in late 2017. Full of emotions, and deciphering feelings page by page both of the character and the reader, it is a book not to be missed if you are a fan of romance fiction or like to read good heartwarming stories.

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BOOK REVIEW: South of Main Street by Robert Gately

BOOK REVIEW: South of Main Street by Robert Gately

Posted February 20, 2018 by @amanhimself in Book Reviews, Books / 0 Comments

South of Main Street written by Robert Gately is a contemporary novel set in small-town Pennsylvania which explores the intangible ties that form a family, a community and the influence that one man can make crossing social and economic lines.

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BOOK REVIEW: The Assassinations by Vikram Kapur

BOOK REVIEW: The Assassinations by Vikram Kapur

Posted February 13, 2018 by @amanhimself in Book Reviews, Books / 1 Comment

The Assassinations, A Novel of 1984 written by Vikram Kapur is a historical fiction that deeply covers the riots that took place after a former Prime Minister of India was assassinated. The complete plot takes place in New Delhi which was at the time (in 1984) a locus for the riots. The storyline follows the lives of two families who are engaged and affected in the historical event in a deep manner. Deepa is a Hindu girl who falls in love with Prem an ambitious son of a Sikh refugee. They both decide to get married with their families approval keeping aside their religious differences. Then the strike hits and changes both of their lives.

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BOOK REVIEW: Work that Matters by Maia Duerr

BOOK REVIEW: Work that Matters by Maia Duerr

Posted February 11, 2018 by @amanhimself in 5 Stars, Book Reviews, Books, Reviews / 1 Comment

Maia Duerr’s new book is all you want to read before this year ends. Why? Because her book holds that element of getting you enthusiastic to start the New Year with an authentic perspective of how to keep living and do what you want to do.

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