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Master of the Game book review on Ameya

Master of the Game | Book Review | 1982 | Sidney Sheldon

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sidneey Sheldon was an author most famously known for his crime and thriller novels. Sheldon had started his writing career with Broadway plays. He also wrote scripts for movies and television. In fact, at the age of twenty-one, Sheldon won an Oscar for writing the critically acclaimed comedy, The Bachelor and the Read more…

Nehkruti turned to religious books to explore and challenge her faith

Nehkruti and how books helped her build a robust foundation of faith

I got my reading genes from my mother. Whether it was putting me to sleep after dinner, or killing time on a long flight or train journey, she would invariably read me something. By the time I was a teenager, I was already familiar with some of the best works of celebrated authors like Sidney Read more…

An unexpected turn of events led Tanushka to experience the best summer vacations of her life

Tanushka and the best summer vacation of her life

Who isn’t excited about their summer vacation? In 2013, I was too. Like all good things, however, the vacations too came at a price. They invariably brought with them tons of homework, which I absolutely dreaded. Back in those days, the CBSE had recently changed the curriculum, under which they had ‘supplemented’ the homework with Read more…

Book review of Stranger in the Mirror by Sidney Sheldon

Book Review: ‘Stranger in the Mirror’ by Sidney Sheldon

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sidney Sheldon was one of the best fiction writers of all time. He began his career, writing scripts for Broadway plays and rapidly conquered motion pictures and the television. Sheldon published 18 novels, often featuring strong women who persisted in a world run by men, retaining their most powerful attribute – their Read more…

How Priya Swaminathan's eighth standard English teacher motivated her to start reading

Priya: The transformation of an avid reader into a renowned author

Books have been my companions since childhood. My parents and teachers encouraged me to read as much as I could. Amar Chitra Katha comics, Chandamama and Champak; soon gave way to Readers’ Digest, mystery novels by Enid Blyton; Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew mystery novels; followed closely by the mushy and romantic, Mills & Boon Read more…