Beyond the Cover: Exploring Passions

My Take: Prepare to be whisked away on a poetic journey like no other in "The Life of Vishwa" by Amar B. Singh. This collection of verses is a symphony of emotions, beautifully crafted to tug at your heartstrings and leave you mesmerized. Singh's writing style is a poetic masterpiece in itself. Each line is delicately woven with care and precision, effortlessly transporting you into the depths of Vishwa's soul. The words flow like a gentle breeze, creating a harmonious cadence that lingers in your mind long after you've closed the book. Lucidity shines through the pages, as Singh effortlessly conveys complex emotions with simplicity. The vivid imagery painted by his words brings the verses to life, immersing you in a world where every sentiment is palpable. It's a true testament to Singh's talent as a wordsmith. "The Life of Vishwa" is a delight and a short read. You can savour a few verses in moments of contemplation, allowing them to resonate d

My Take: Step into the enchanting realm of "Arthur & Sarah" by Amar B. Singh, a poetry book that weaves a tapestry of love, fate, and the timeless connection between two souls.  Singh's words effortlessly transport readers to a world where emotions run deep and hearts beat in harmony. The writing style of "Arthur & Sarah" is nothing short of captivating. Each poem is a delicate brushstroke on the canvas of emotions, painting a vivid picture of the profound love shared by the titular characters.  Singh's ability to convey complex emotions with simplicity is a testament to his skill as a poet. The lucidity of the verses is a highlight of this collection. The words flow with a rhythmic cadence, making it effortless to get lost in the poetic narrative. The highlight of this book is that each poem stands on its own, offering poignant moments of reflection and introspection.  Also, the evocative writing style, lucidity, and ability to stir emotions through

My Take: Nocturnal Rhymes, written by Yash Tambe crafts a captivating collection of poetry that invites readers into the enigmatic realm of the night. With a deft pen and an ethereal voice, Yash masterfully weaves together words to paint vivid images and evoke a range of emotions in this enchanting compilation. One of the most remarkable aspects of the book is Yash's ability to capture the essence of darkness with his verses. Each poem is a delicate dance between light and shadow, revealing the hidden beauty lurking within the nocturnal landscape. Yash's command over language is evident throughout the book. His poetic prowess shines in every line, where he effortlessly pairs striking metaphors with evocative descriptions. The words flow seamlessly, creating a rhythm that lulls readers into a dreamlike state. Through this lyrical cadence, Yash also captures the essence of the night, transporting readers to a realm where reality intertwines with the fantastical. Whether you are a

My Take: Secret of Darwin's Code is written by Henrik Hirsimaa. This book takes readers on a thrilling fictional adventure that delves into the enigmatic life of Charles Darwin.  Seamlessly blending historical facts with imagination, this fast-paced narrative offers an intriguing exploration of Darwin's personal and professional journey, revealing the untold secrets that shaped his life and his groundbreaking ideas. The narrative skillfully delves into the complexities of Darwin's familial relationships, providing a nuanced understanding of the forces that shaped his character and choices. One of the most poignant aspects is the author sensitively explores the tragedy that befalls them, offering a compelling perspective on the motivations that may have inspired Darwin's seminal. Henrik Hirsimaa's meticulous research is evident throughout the book, as he seamlessly weaves historical facts with his imaginative narrative. The pacing is relentless, keeping readers engro

My Take:  Journey to the Unknown written by Esther Samson  takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster in her captivating novel.  This is a thought-provoking tale that explores themes of resilience, the pursuit of dreams, and the ability to adapt to new environments.  Esther Samson's writing is immersive, transporting readers into Omolara's world and eliciting empathy for her struggles and triumphs. The characters are well-developed and relatable, allowing readers to connect with their experiences on a deeply emotional level. Samson's prose is engaging and flows seamlessly, making the story a joy to read. The pacing is well-balanced, combining moments of introspection with moments of intense action.  The author's vivid descriptions of both Nigeria and Birmingham add depth to the narrative, evoking a strong sense of place.  Through Omolara's journey, readers are reminded that life's challenges can be overcome with determination and that every setback can lead to

About Book: Burned-out private detective, Frank Shepard, has a dangerous secret that has followed him for nearly a century. He’s a werewolf. A curse that has cost him everyone he loves. In another life he was a soldier, a brother, and a husband. Now he lives in a run-down trailer on the edge of town and drowns decades of traumatic memories in alcohol and opiates. That is, until his old partner—the only one who knows about Frank’s werewolf nature—calls in old debts for help on a missing person’s case. Unable to refuse, Frank is forced to leave his self-imposed isolation to join the hunt. A job that quickly entangles him in a web of revenge, murder, ghosts, and fey creatures in a dark supernatural underworld. In which Frank increasingly feels that he may be the worst monster of them all... My Take: The Pack written by E.C. Saulness is a thrilling and heart-wrenching tale that follows the story of a burned-out private detective named Frank Shepard. Frank has been carrying a dangerous secr

About Book “Get set for the best ever up-close and in-person tour of the Grand Canyon.” Those words spoken by Hud Haller are the first line of chapter one. Minutes later, a two-helicopter collision plummets him and everyone aboard to their deaths. Now there is only one member of Electra Kittner’s “Keepers Group” still alive: Su-Lin Song Chou, who is ninety-plus and in failing health. She hasn’t a clue what to do to keep the memory or hope alive for Electra. But one entity does: Indira, the Singularity Electra created. Follow the suspense-filled action as Indira activates four novice Keepers who get to know themselves and each other better as they embark on an astounding rescue mission for which they understand little and even less about potentially deadly consequences. But if they are successful, not only will they bring Electra back but each will reach an epiphany that may point the way forward. Are they successful? Please read on to find out! My Take: The Keepers of Lightning Brain b

About Book: Another gang rape rocked Mumbai city. This was becoming commonplace. Came with the statutory accompaniment - a TV debate, one where the same questions were asked, the same wasted emotions put on public display, and where not-so-shockingly, the end result ended up being uncannily similar - served absolutely no purpose. Radhika Verma, ABTV's most recognisable face and India's premier TV journalist, watched an entire country go through yet another fruitless cathartic exercise. A more relevant and purposeful conversation, one that could be an agent of change would have better served the cause. Radhika grappled with what that could be. What would it take to delve deep into the malaise and understand what drives the perpetrators to commit such a crime? What's it like to walk in the shoes of the victim on her long trek towards justice? What's a debate that could speak to solutions and get buy-in from the people in power? What would shock the system into action? Rad

About Book:  The poems have emerged straight from my heart based on an experience of a lifetime. I have also been greatly influenced by the teachings in the Bhagavat Gita. As with life, some of these poems are dark in nature whilst others are full of hope and opportunity. Putting pen to paper has been a cathartic experience for me and here's hoping that these poems will inspire you and bring you solace and the strength to carry on through the ups & downs that most of us must face in our daily lives. My Take:  A Bit About Life: A Collection of short poems about life, love & death and everything in between writing by S N Sippy, is a powerful and poignant book that will leave you breathless.  The poems in this collection are a raw and honest reflection of the ups and downs of life. Some poems delve into the darkness of death, while others celebrate the light of hope and opportunity.  The author's words will resonate with you, touching the deepest parts of your soul and sti

My Take: Destiny: Is it Fixed? Or Can We Fix It? is the third book I have read written by the author Avinash Choudhari and this is a thought-provoking book that delves into the topic of destiny and its influence on our lives.  The author argues that while life may be full of uncertainty and chaos, we have the power to shape our own destinies and take control of our lives. The book turns to the age-old debate of whether it is fixed or whether we can change it. Choudhari argues that while there are countless forces that can influence our lives and destiny, we have the power to overcome them and shape our own destiny. He emphasizes that the most significant force that can help us overcome these influences lies within ourselves. By understanding and tapping into this force, we can design and chisel our desired destiny from the infinite chaos of realities. What makes this book particularly compelling is its lucid language and concise nature. Despite tackling a complex and philosophical topi

First, before we move forward with our Author's Interview, I would like to start with an introduction.  1. Could you please introduce yourself to us?  Avinash choudhari is a Modern spiritualist with path breaking concepts on how to simplify life and live it to its full potential. He firmly believes that through effective communication we can align ourselves with the source , life , inner self, society and lead a enriching,  jproductive and harmonious life. He is a trainer, Coach and a Motivational speaker who specializes in improving communication skills to develop better relationships in personal life and improve productivity in professional life. He is a Blogger and his blogs on various different interesting aspects of life are available on below address http://avinash2611.blogspot.in/?m=1 2. Congratulations on your book. So what inspired you to write this book? Over a period of 2 decades of my life I observed there are fears which are real and tangible and others are subjective

First, before we move forward with our Author's Interview, I would like to start with an introduction. 1. Could you please introduce yourself to us?  Hello. I was born in Liverpool, England, 62 years ago, and I've been married to my wife Jane for 40 years, we have two grown up children. I'm a retired blue collar worker and I served an apprenticeship at Rolls-Royce Motors, Crewe, where I was involved in building bespoke motor cars for the British Royal family and also armoured limousines for foreign dignitaries. After twenty years of service, I then went to live and work in Canada for a short while, before returning to England and then on into the aerospace industry at Airbus, before finally retiring in 2019. My hobbies include golf, lots of reading, walking, cycling and model making, plus a fascination with all things concerning World War 2 historical facts. My favourite authors include Damien Lewis, Stephen E. Ambrose and James Holland. 2. Congratulations on your book. So

My Take: What's Bothering You? is the second book I have read written by the author Avinash Choudhari and this is a thought-provoking and insightful book that explores the common botherations that we all experience in life.  Choudhari emphasizes that botheration is an inevitable side-effect of life, but it doesn't have to control us. The book delves into the various expectations, desires, and hopes we have in life that often lead to bothersome thoughts and feelings. He suggests that by understanding the root causes of our botherations, we can learn to deal with them more effectively. The author doesn't ask us to abandon our desires and expectations but rather to approach them with a different perspective. Through the book, Choudhari guides us on a journey of self-discovery, helping us understand what's truly bothering us and how we can work towards resolving those bothers. Also, this is a short and easy-to-read book written in lucid language. It's a must-read for an

My Take: 5 Scarecrows of Life: Some Threats are Just Threats and Nothing More by Avinash Choudhari is a powerful guide to understanding the hidden forces that shape our lives.  With insightful observations and compelling anecdotes, Choudhari reveals how our thoughts, beliefs, and emotions play a critical role in shaping our experiences. Throughout the book, Choudhari explores the five key forces that hold us back in life, like scarecrows in a field. By shedding light on these forces, he empowers readers to take control of their lives and break free from the limitations that have held them back. With its clear and accessible writing style, "5 Scarecrows of Life" is a must-read for anyone seeking to unlock their full potential and live a life of purpose and meaning. Whether you're struggling with self-doubt, fear, or limiting beliefs, Choudhari's insights and guidance offer a path to greater self-awareness and empowerment. Additionally, the book is written in lucid lang

About Book: Subir Adhicary's 'Few Torn Pages from India's Freedom Struggle' is a breathtaking account of one of the most pivotal periods in Indian history. With his evocative language and masterful storytelling, Adhicary paints a vivid picture of the courageous men and women who fought tirelessly for India's independence. What sets this book apart is Adhicary's remarkable ability to bring to life the complexities and contradictions of the freedom struggle. He doesn't shy away from exploring the difficult and uncomfortable truths of this period, and his insights are both eye-opening and thought-provoking. Throughout the book, Adhicary's writing is captivating and engaging. He seamlessly weaves together historical events with personal anecdotes, making for a truly immersive and enthralling reading experience. Whether you're a history buff or simply interested in learning more about India's fight for freedom, this book is a must-read. My Take: Few T