Emotions - I have been researching on human emotions and how they can impact society. I learned in my REBt classes that emotion is a verb and not a noun because the definition and shade of emotion are based on the actions that we take as a result of ...
The Last Tiger by Ruskin Bond – Palapable
He is an emotion for me. I create birthday reels for him, something which I haven't even done for my family but this man is my nostalgia from childhood till date. He has given me memories to cherish for the rest of my life. No, not my husband, not my love ...
Tiny Habits Massive Results by Jaishree Nenwani – No Philosophical Jargons but Practical Solutions
Our life is like a thick jungle. The more we go inside more surprises await us. With simple changes in life and by inculcating basic habits, we can reroute our life to an unprecedentedly smooth path. Tiny Habits Massive Results by Jaishree Nenwani is one ...
Simple, Sweet and Heartwarming – Innocence Has a Name by Dr. Kisholoy Roy
I have always been interested in different lifestyles and different cultural practices across India. Of these, the Bengali household and their customs and cuisines have been topics of interest for me. When I got "Innocence has a name and other stories" I ...
Lulus Favorite Color by Sehal Kela, Illustrated by Abhilasha Khatri – Colorful, Educative
A child starts recognizing colors first. As an infant it is the trance of colors that we use to keep the child calm and engaged. Once they grow, these colorful illustrations are used in the books to keep the child glued and thereby instilling the ha ...
An Imperishable Promise by Sarathi Sabyasachi Sahoo – Book Review
A relationship is like a crystal bowl. The more careful you are the longer it lasts. My father taught me this when I was getting married. After years, I saw a father like that through the book imperishable promise by Sarathi Sabyasachi Sahoo. ...
Song in the Forest by Ruskin Bond
Ruskin Bond is a man who has mastered the art of writing. The King of short stories, tells us through his books how easily and effortlessly an author can hook the readers to the book. With so many years of experience traveling in different corners of the ...
90 Days by Anirudhya Mitra – Book Review
I was 6. No knowledge of news, or politics, but it stuck to my memory like a stubborn stain that something happened to someone who was a ruler. There was a bomb blast, there was someone who bent down, and there are arrests, but what was the matter? ...
9 to 5 Cubicle Tales By Harish C Rijhwani – Review
While I was growing up, there was a trend of pushing kids into engineering or medicine. The peer pressure and the norms of society would force the kids to look linearly at their careers. Result - many kids hooked up in a 9-5 job. As much as it seems color ...
Enemy at the Gates by Vince Flynn and Kyle Mills – Book Review
Mitch Rapp is back with a bang! When the enemy is standing in front of you, you can be on a defensive mode but when the enemy is disguised as one amongst you, the pain, and the impact would be manifold. Enemy at the Gates by Vince Flynn and Kyle Mills is ...