by Bhawna | Jun 16, 2025 | Book Review
Most superhero stories tell us the same thing. Heroes are born to save us. Powers are good. And villains? They’re just bad people. But Brandon Sanderson turns all of that upside down in Firefight, the second book in The Reckoners series. And I loved it. Let’s start...
by Bhawna | Jun 5, 2025 | Book Review
Let’s be honest. Most people think A Tale of Two Cities is just another dusty classic. A required read. A book you had to finish for class. But I think it’s a bold, beautiful masterpiece. And I’ll tell you why—without spoiling it. First, let’s get one thing...
by Bhawna | May 28, 2025 | Book Review
Most books about music focus on the soloist. The genius. The one who breaks away from the group and stands under the spotlight. The Ensemble by Aja Gabel does the opposite. It tells the story of a string quartet. Four musicians. Four lives. One bond. I think that’s...
by Bhawna | May 13, 2025 | Book Review
Most people say stories are for children. I disagree. Stories are how adults remember who they are. Sejal Badani’s The Storyteller’s Secret is more than a novel. It’s a reminder of the power of storytelling, healing, and quiet strength. The book doesn’t scream...
by Bhawna | May 6, 2025 | Book Review
Most people are taught that greed is bad. That wanting more makes you selfish. That desire is the root of suffering. But in Greed Is God, Sadhguru flips that idea. And it works. This book isn’t about promoting selfishness. It’s about understanding desire. It’s about...
by Bhawna | Apr 30, 2025 | Book Review
This book is not what I expected. When you hear the name “Dalai Lama,” you might think it’s a religious book. Or maybe something only for monks or people who meditate in silence for hours. But The Art of Happiness is nothing like that. It’s warm. It’s practical. And...
by Bhawna | Apr 23, 2025 | Book Review
We don’t need more information. We need better application. That’s the heart of The Mastery Manual by Robin Sharma. It’s not just a book. It’s a workbook. A challenge. A mindset shift. Robin Sharma is best known for The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari. That book made him a...
by Bhawna | Apr 14, 2025 | Book Review
Change is a buzzword. Everyone wants it. Few understand it. Most chase it in the wrong places. Jeffrey Kotter’s book, Change: What Really Leads to Lasting Personal Transformation, flips the script. It’s not another self-help guide full of motivational fluff. This book...
by Bhawna | Apr 7, 2025 | Book Review
Most novels about small towns fall into two camps. They either glorify the simple life or expose the dark underbelly. The Bright Forever by Lee Martin does something else. It walks the tightrope between both. This novel doesn’t scream for attention. It whispers. And...
by Bhawna | Mar 26, 2025 | Book Review
Most self-help books ask you to fix yourself. Mark Wolynn’s It Didn’t Start With You tells you something different. You might not be broken. You might just be carrying someone else’s pain. That’s a bold claim. And a refreshing one. This book is not about blaming your...
