In a nation which is increasingly becoming disillusioned with the notions of honesty and professionalism, where do we turn to for ethics and morality? Author Aporva Kala writes on this subject.
Author: Robin Sharma
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
Year: 1996
ISBN: 9780062515674
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The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari is a best-selling motivational book by the now famous Robin Sharma. One of our reviewers decided to see whether it was worth the hype, and found it to be reasonably so!
Excited about the summer holidays? Pondering about what to read? Check out IndiaBookStore’s list for top 5 books to read this summer.
Author: Ki. Rajanarayanan, Pritham K. Chakravarthy (Translator)
Publisher: Blaft Publications
Year: 2008
ISBN: 9788190605649
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The last thing you would be reading right now (assuming you are an adult well past your puberty) is a book of fairy tales. So if I say that a book of fairy tales is perhaps the most enjoyable read I have had in some time, it would not be wrong to presume that you might read further with a heightened sense of skepticism.
Author: Jojo Moyes
Publisher: Pamela Dorman Books
Year: 2012
ISBN: 9780670026609
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Publisher: Pamela Dorman Books
Year: 2012
ISBN: 9780670026609
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Jojo Moyes offers up a story narrated in a somewhat unconventional fashion in Me Before You. We review this book, which was a nominee in the Goodreads’ choice list for Fiction. Read on to discover what happens when a blithe young woman and a bitter, handicapped young man meet.
At Bookish, we regularly review the latest books published by new and experienced authors alike, and this trend has been prominent for sometime now. More and more authors are taking upon themselves the task of reinterpreting classics and mythological figures, and giving us modernized versions of them.
Author: James Patterson & Mark Sullivan
Publisher: Arrow Books
Year: 2013
ISBN: 9780099574125
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James Patterson’s (& Mark Sullivan’s) Private Berlin is the fifth and latest instalment in the Private series, and I love the fact that in this series we get to visit different locations around the world. So when I sat down to read this book, I was excited for two reasons; first, because James Patterson is one of the most popular authors, and second is that I haven’t read any of Mark Sullivan’s works before.
Author Shivani Gupta has degrees in hotel management, architecture and inclusive environments. What she also has is an uncrushable spirit and sheer willpower. In her book No Looking Back, she writes about the two accidents that caused unexpected changes in her life, and how she overcame those times to stand up for the disabled community all over India today. Read on for our exclusive with this interesting lady!
Author:Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
Publisher: Penguin Books
Year: 2013
ISBN: 9780670086733
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Rarely does one come across a book that one wants to savor, while at the same time eagerly turning pages to find out what happens next. Oleander Girl is so delectable, I found myself wishing it would never end. When it does, it leaves you with a lingering effect, much like the scent of oleanders.
Is this YOUR story? It certainly is ours! No, seriously. How many of you just CAN’T go to sleep unless you read for a while? And how often do you miss out on sleep because you want to read ‘just one more page’? When you’ve got your hands on a great little page-turner, does the world around you just fade out? Do you browse while eating, in buses and autos, in the loo (admit it!) and everywhere else you possibly can? Is late-night reading your addiction of choice? Tell us!