Bibliophillic 1997 Reviews

Thinking Out Loud  Keep Nothing Behind Author :- By Tapan Ghosh  Review  I have read many self help books . But there are only few of them that remained close to my heart and this book is one them. This book deals with little joys that we often forget to enjoy in this mess of a life we live in. These little joys helps us to shape a healthy and beautiful future. The life can be full of surprises and they can be both good as well as bad. Author urges to keep the good with us and let the bad flow with the air far away. This book flows like a never-ending river of positiveness. It is a beauteous conglomeration of various aspects of life, put together with a hint of philosophical perception by renowned author. Author have poured his soul. I haven't read much of his writings but by this I must say. I am really looking forward to explore his perspective. Coming back to the book , then it has a wierd woodish flavour . The cover of the book is like it wants to have a good convers...

Shiva - My Post Modern Ishta Author :- Neha Sharma Review This book is a proof that a religion can be a trademark for excellence. India a country with lot of diversity has maintained its great heritage despite its struggle with no many foreign forces trying to capture our soil. Author says , we might not be greatest in terms of economic factors , but we do have created brilliant minds throughout the world. . A religion keeps us rooted and shows us the path to a healthy lifestyle. Apart from all disbelief it helps us to keep sane and remeber there is a greater power over our head watching us, keeping an eye on us , and helping us by showing path. The author urges all the hindu over the world to get up on their feet and show the world what we all are made of.  . This book might looks like a stereotypical book glorifying hindu religion and bashing others in same process but let me tell you it's not. This book is about our ancestors who gave the world something in return and proved the...

 Yours Legally    A collection of short  Stories  Author :- Sonia Sahijwani                   Intro :-      "A young girl Sia has recently finished her graduation in Law against her parent’s wishes. With absolutely no family background in the legal profession, she sets out to explore the various opportunities this not so common but upcoming field of law brings her way." Review :- This book is a collection of short stories and the stories are narrated by the protagonist or shall I say they are from her perspective. This book covers up her journey through out her law education to various court room experiences that she had. There are many things to learn about law, each chapter is unique and has its own pace. The story is also inspired by some true events which is hard to ignore.  Personal Opinion :-  This is a debute book of this author. In this book various aspects of laws are discussed. Me personally being from a family with a legal background knew for a fact that this bo...