Book Review: Nothing But Something
Nothing But Something is a thoughtful and emotional poetry collection that looks closely at love, feelings, relationships, society, and the small moments that…
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Nothing But Something is a thoughtful and emotional poetry collection that looks closely at love, feelings, relationships, society, and the small moments that…
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Artificial intelligence can generate an answer in seconds. Deciding whether that answer deserves our trust is a different task. For business leaders, professionals,…
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Ojas Dongre is a young Indian author, photographer, guitarist, singer, and creative enthusiast whose interests move across wildlife, nature, music, technology, photography, and…
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Tadoba Through My Lens by Ojas Dongre is a beautiful combination of wildlife photography, personal experience, storytelling, and love for nature. The book…
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From My Heart... is a simple, emotional, and thoughtful poetry collection that speaks about love, feelings, relationships, society, and the many small emotions…
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The Bone Dice: A Curse of Dark Shadows by Prateek is a dark, intense, and imaginative retelling inspired by the world of the…
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Daityagarh Book 1: What Waits Beneath is an exciting dark fantasy and mystery novel that takes the reader into a world of ancient…
Read story ↗There are countless books about persuasion, sales, communication, and human behaviour, but few explain the hidden mechanics of influence as clearly and practically…
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One of the most beautiful ideas in the book is that the Divine Mother is not described only as a goddess to be…
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Pratidhwani – Echo of Emotion by Sumedh Kumar Chahande is a thoughtful collection of 19 short stories that finds meaning in very ordinary…
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TRISHUL – From Tremor to Light is a deeply emotional and thoughtful book about pain, healing, self-discovery, and inner transformation. It speaks to…
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There is a familiar pattern in the world of weight loss. A new plan appears, a long list of rules follows, motivation rises for a few weeks, and then ordinary life returns. Meetings run late, travel disrupts routine, stresschanges appetite, social occasions arrive, and the carefully controlled system becomes difficult to maintain. Dr Namita Jain’s 7 Breaths to Slimming is interesting because it begins by questioning that pattern rather thanadding another complicated system to it. The book’s central practice is deliberately simple:…
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