Book Review

Rosenfeld

Reviewed by Anne Logan

Maya Kessler

I was immediately intrigued by the cover of the novel Rosenfeld, by Maya Kessler. It was designed to look like ...

Grounds for Murder

Reviewed by Anne Logan

Betty Ternier Daniels

Ah yes, another cozy mystery series for me to enjoy - and this time it features a feisty female farmer ...

Inglorious Empire: What the British Did to India

Reviewed by Rubaiyat Sharmin Barsha

Shashi Tharoor

Shashi Tharoor's Inglorious Empire: What the British Did to India is an indomitable case against British Rail in India to ...

Chilekothar Sepai

Reviewed By Mohammad Jashim Uddin

Akhtaruzzaman Elias

Akhtaruzzaman Elias' Chilekothar Sepai (The Soldier in the Attic) stands as a profound exploration of power, hegemony, and resistance, set ...

Everyone on This Train is a Suspect

Reviewed By Anne Logan

Benjamin Stevenson

There was no doubt in my mind that I would like this book. I had heard of Benjamin Stevenson before, ...

The Widow’s Guide to Dead Bastards

Reviewed By Anne Logan

Jessica Waite

I’ll admit to picking this book up in the first place because it seemed juicy. A tell-all memoir about a ...

Bangladesher Chalacchitre Deshatmobodhok Gan

Ahasan Uddin Bhuiyan

“Let a little song appeal to the ear, or a noble book to the heart to discover a new world”- ...

Better than the movies

Reviewed by Mandra Modhura Chawdhury

Lynn Painter

‘Better than the movies' by Lynn Painter is the best rom-com book I've read so far.I love this book so ...

The Thirteenth Child

Reviewed By Adnan Anan Sikder

Erin A. Craig

The Thirteenth Child, Erin A. Craig immerses readers in a dark, enchanting world where destiny intertwines with the haunting weight ...

Unlocking Wealth: Secrets to Getting Rich at Any Age

BY MK BALAJI

ROHIT SARIN

Unlocking Wealth: Secrets to Getting Rich at Any Age

The book underscores the importance of saving smart...The literary world of investing and wealth creation adds yet another gem to ...

The Mystery Guest

Reviewed By Anne Logan

Nita Prose

I bought this book because I adored the first in the "Maid" series by Nita Prose so much. The Mystery ...

You Can If You Think You Can

Reviewed by Pranto Chatterjee

Norman Vincent Peale

In the fast-paced, often chaotic world that we live in, finding a sense of direction, motivation, and unwavering belief in ...

LARA: THE ENGLAND CHRONICLES

By PK Ajith Kumar

Brian Lara

The book takes a peek into the gifted batter's mindâ€¦Brian Lara is unique. There wasn't a batter like him before. ...

This Land we call home

Reviewed by Uday Balakrishnan

Nusrat F Jafri

A book that covers family history, issues like conversions and societal prejudices along with major contemporary developments in India with ...

READING THE QURAN

Ziauddin Sardar

l Offers an excellent opportunity for the religious and unreligious alike to examine exactly what the Qur'an says and how ...

A HISTORY OF WATER

Edward Wilson-Lee

SynopsisA Times History Book of the Year 2022A TLS Book of the Year 2022'Exhilarating and whip-smart' THE SUNDAY TIMESFrom award-winning ...

INDIA’S NEAR EAST

Avinash Paliwal

A revealing new history of India's faltering attempts to exert control over its eastern hinterland and the neighbouring states of ...

THE ENDURING HOLD OF ISLAM IN TURKEY

David S Tonge

SynopsisThis is the first account in English of how Islamic religious orders dating back to Ottoman times have risen to ...

MANAGING BRAND TRANSGRESSIONS

Reviewed by Harish Bhatt

Shailendra Pratap Jain, Shalini Sarin Jain

A new book explores powerful case studies and offers sound adviceâ€¦It is said that the true character of a brand ...

Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life

Reviewed by Pranto Chatterjee

Francesc Miralles and Hector Garcia

Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life

Ikigai is more than just a concept; it is a reflection on what makes life meaningful, offering insights that resonate ...

THE LAST ELECTION

Reviewed by Anne Logan

Andrew Yang, Stephen Marche

I don't follow American politics too closely; it's depressing (especially now), and it feels helpless knowing I'm up in Canada ...

The Alchemist

Reviewed by Pranto Chatterjee

Paulo Coelho

Few books have that universal appeal, which crosses borders, language, and culture to give its readers generalized truths. Paulo Coelho's ...

RUMINATE

Reviewed by Ambi Parameswaran

Hrishikesh Datar

The book is part coaching manual, part philosophy, part stream of consciousness; it can elevate the mindâ€¦Coaching is defined as ...

LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY

Reviewed by Anne Logan

Bonnie Garmus

Every once in a while, a case of bookish FOMO hits me (fear of missing out). After browsing various book ...

THE WIDOW'S GUIDE TO DEAD BASTARDS

Reviewed by Anne Logan

Jessica Waite

I'll admit to picking this book up in the first place because it seemed juicy. A tell-all memoir about a ...

Kaizen

Reviewed by Pranto Chatterjee

Sarah Harvey

What if the secret to a fulfilling life lies not in grand gestures but in the subtle, almost imperceptible changes ...

THE UNDERWORLD

Reviewed by Anne Logan

Susan Casey

I know I'm not alone when I say the ocean is endlessly fascinating. With so many undiscovered species living right ...

THE THINGS YOU CAN SEE ONLY WHEN YOU SLOW DOWN

Reviewed by Pranto Chatterjee

Haemin Sunim

THE THINGS YOU CAN SEE ONLY WHEN YOU SLOW DOWN

In today's fast-paced world, where the rush to achieve more, consume more, and be more often leads to a disconnect ...

The Second Mountain

Reviewed by Raihan Kabir Prince

David Brooks

David Brooks is the rarest of geniuses - an author who is not only extremely good at his job but ...

Dhyanmogno Om

Reviewed by Anika Fatima

Rezaul Karim

â€œDhyanmogno Om" is a compelling poetry collection by Rezaul Karim that delves into themes of absence, joy, sorrow, and societal ...