In-depth reviews of bestsellers, motivational books, novels, and poetry collections. Discover inspiring reads and popular titles that can boost your knowledge, creativity, and personal growth
If you’ve ever felt lost in life, stuck in a monotonous routine, or unsure of what truly makes you happy, then Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life might be the perfect book for you.
Chetan Bhagat is a name every Indian reader knows. Whether you’ve read his Five Point Someone, 2 States, or The Girl in Room 105, you know that Chetan Bhagat’s stories reflect our everyday Indian emotions—love, heartbreak, career struggles, pressure from parents and society, etc. In his latest book 12 Years: My Messed Up Love Story, you can relive all these emotions, but this time with a slightly more mature perspective
When you thunk about self growth, there are few things in life that are as powerful as a good book. Just one book can change how you think, how you act and how you face daily challenges of life. Books give us new perspectives, open our minds to new ideas and often act as a silent mentor guiding us through difficult times.
For readers who love mystery thrillers, a new book by Dan Brown is always a big moment. In reality his novels aren’t just stories they’re events. And after a wait of over eight years Dan Brown has finally returned with The Secret of Secrets – a fresh addition to the Robert Langdon series. Released on 9th September 2025, it has already created a huge buzz in the literary world, as expected
Have you ever read a book that has written your emotions exactly as you felt them but you have never been able to put them into words? You get the same feeling while reading The Curse of Letting Go by Prashant Paras. You can’t just call it a book, it feels like a diary of heartbreak, healing, and the journey of finding yourself again.
Once in a while we come across a novel that just feels perfect for the moment we’re living in – funny in a way that feels real, aching in those places where our expectations and reality do not match, and with a strange softness towards those people whom we judge in normal life. The Wedding People by Alison Espach is exactly such a book.
Have you ever read a book that makes you feel like you are in your own memories? Can We Be Strangers Again? you will feel exactly like that after reading it. This book written by Shrijeet Shandilya has become a National Bestseller. This is an emotional novella that shows heartbreak, unspoken goodbyes and confusing emotions between friendship and love in a very good way.
This is not a simple love story but a loss story. And perhaps that is why it seems even more impactful.
Let’s get to know this loss story more closely.