ABOUT THE AUTHOR The 48 Laws of Power was written by Robert Greene, who is also known for writing bestselling non-fiction books such as The 33 Strategies of War, The Art of Seduction, Mastery, The 50th Law, and The Laws of Human Nature. His debut book, The 48 Laws of Power, was critically acclaimed. However, Read more…
Synopsis: Nothing is stronger than a small hope that doesn’t give up. Matt Haig’s The Comfort Book is one such collection of small islands of hope. It offers us stories that give us an all-new outlook on life as well as on ourselves. The book is an exquisite blend of philosophy, meditation and self-reflection. It Read more…
A friend in need is a friend indeed. This is the quote that often plays in my mind whenever I turn to some book on a gloomy day. I would like to begin by clarifying that I am not a bookworm. However, since my early college days, I did have the habit of reading at Read more…
Synopsis: The Quest of the Sparrows is a critically acclaimed Indian spiritual fiction that offers valuable insights without ever preaching. It is the story of an ordinary young man, who takes a leap of faith when he is forced to become a spiritual guru. He and his disciples set off on an arduous 600-kilometer journey. Read more…
Synopsis: Indian tech entrepreneur Mukesh Bansal has been an outspoken advocate of human performance optimization. His in-depth study of the science behind it underlines his belief in the human ability to transcend apparent limitations and fulfill one’s true potential. Bansal has worked closely with some of the biggest names across sectors ranging from sports to Read more…
Synopsis: In Designing Destiny, Kamlesh Patel presents his take on some questions that great philosophers have pondered over for centuries. For instance, what role does destiny play in our lives? What part of our destiny is fixed and what is variable? Can we shape and redesign our destiny? Known widely as Daaji, Kamlesh Patel has Read more…
Synopsis: Dear Stranger, I Know How You Feel is a collection of thirty heart-warming letters and poems, through which the author, Ashish Bagrecha, seeks to help readers constantly grappling with depression, anxiety and self-doubts. With the author’s insistence on reading one letter or poem every day to get through the dark tunnel of misery, this Read more…
