Book Reviews (10 posts)
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Back to the USSR?
riflerangeboy.com - This book predates John Lennon's infamous press statement in 1966, in which he was quoted as saying that the Beatles were, at that time, 'more popular than Jesus'. To his defence, the...
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Book Review: 'The Fight Against...
storizen.com - In "The Fight Against Alzheimer’s," Dr. Sen presents a compelling argument for increased awareness and proactive measures against...
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Book Review: 'Roar of the Dark' by Aastha...
storizen.com - "Roar of the Dark" by Aastha Rathod Naad is more than just a story told via words; it is a captivating trip through the harsh realities that women face on a daily basis, wrapped in a sensual...
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It was always burning!
riflerangeboy.com - Not too long ago, that was how it used to be. Now it is 'on your face'. Personal liberty, self-expression, and space availability have led to this. We didn't start the fire; it was always...
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Welcome to Paradise by Twinkle Khanna | Book...
aquamarineflavours.wordpress.com - A collection of five short stories, each centred around women, Welcome to Paradise explores the depth of grief, loneliness, deception and heartbreak. Set in middle-class Bombay, these are poignant...
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Book Review: 'Chase The Change' by...
storizen.com - In "Chase the Change," Sandeep Jain, a seasoned strategy consultant and leadership coach, delivers vital lessons gleaned from his broad experience in numerous leadership capacities across...
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Book Review: '7 Deadly Sinners' by...
storizen.com - Debarati Mukhopadhyay's recent book, "7 Deadly Sinners: India's Most Feared Murderers," published by Rupa Publications, delves into the murky depths of India's criminal past in an...
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Another of India's soft power!
riflerangeboy.com - Most of India's staple diet was khichari, a simple dish with two grains boiled in water. The grains may be rice, millet, lentils, chickpeas, or whatever is harvested. The Brahmans had their food...
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Book Review: 'Bride' by Ali Hazelwood |...
storizen.com - "Bride" is Ali Hazelwood's foray into paranormal romance, and while it may not match the heights of her other works, it does provide an engaging and absorbing voyage into a world where...
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Book Review: 'The Fury' by Alex...
storizen.com - "The Fury" is a remarkable addition to Alex Michaelides' literary repertory, demonstrating his ability to create gripping thrillers that defy expectations.
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