Staying healthy is a central goal in many people’s lives and parents want to promote good health for their children in any way they can. Health advice is everywhere, but much of it focuses only on the body. As researchers continue to investigate what influences our health, we find that physical and mental health are more closely linked than we realized. An individual will suffer if mental or physical health swings out of balance.

Health Secrets from the Great Gurusby Joseph Murphy, Dale Carnegie, William Walker Atkinson, and Wallace D Wattles is an assembling of the best of their books respectively. The books are The Power of Your Subconscious Mind, How to Stop Worrying & Start Working, Memory, and The Science of Being Well. This book concentrates on the complete development of personality, summing up within its pages effective ways to enhance lives – physically, mentally, expressively, and spiritually. The book’s fundamental message is that the dynamic energy for accomplishing anything in life is always within us. We have all that is required to attain success; we just need to wake up and start implementing these philosophies in everyday life. The book indoctrinates all procedures, approaches, therapies, and resolutions to problems essential for stable mental health.

The language of the book is articulate and simple. The writing style is also good. The author has done a prodigious job because not only does the book inspire its readers, but it also creates a fire to do the precise things in life and move in the right direction.

A must-read for those who are unaware of the universe's charms and the power of our unconscious mind.

Benjamin Graham Ki Biography by Pushkar Kumar is a biography of the renowned investor and economist Benjamin Graham. He is widely known as the "father of value investing". The book narrates his quests, starting from his birth in England to his journey to Wall Street, America. He faced all hardships after his father’s death and yet kept solid against the tides of catastrophe. After graduating from Columbia University at age 20, he started his career on Wall Street, eventually founding the Graham-Newman Partnership. After employing his former student Warren Buffett, he took up teaching positions at his alma mater, and later at UCLA Anderson School of Management at the University of California, Los Angeles. are work in managerial economics and investing has led to a modern wave of value investing within mutual funds, hedge funds, diversified holding companies, and other investment vehicles. Throughout his career, Graham had many notable disciples who went on to receive substantial success in the world of investment, including Irving Kahn and Warren Buffett, the latter going on to describe him as the second most influential person in his life after his father.

This book is a lot of positivity and realism of course and portrayed quite well how things turned out the way described by Benjamin Graham. The language and writing style of the author makes the book reader-friendly. stressed investor psychology, minimal debt, buy-and-hold investing, and fundamental analysis, The book also stresses concentrated diversification, buying within the margin of safety, activist investing, and contrarian mindsets.

This book is a motivation to many, particularly for the ones who are interested in learning more about the financial field.

Books can serve so many different purposes, from entertainment to education, but self-help books are designed to help us improve a specific aspect of our lives. Though the very idea of "self-help" books is used to conjure mental images of cheesy lectures and impractical advice, the best self-help books offer a new perspective for readers to explore habit building, emotional growth, or gain a deeper understanding of the world.

Explore The New YOU written by Prabhsimrat Gill, a young best-seller author is a self-help book. The first part discusses how to find a sense of Yourself in this world. It also dialogues about the idea of passion & purpose. Why do we live is also answered. The second part focuses on Gearing Up. Concocting to take action towards the desire. The Author has portrayed the importance of goals and homework. Part three expounds representation of having a dream, believing and achieving. The author narrates of driving force for success. This part answers the idea of rising self-belief. Part four has chronicles of activities and habits which are significant and play a foremost role in the progression to success. The part also emphasises how can habits aid us to accomplish our goals.

The book is written in very simple language which made it easy to read and gather wisdom. This book talks about the mechanism to build self-confidence from the root and discover the self along with crushing effects and judgements that block progress. This 14-year-old author has hauled out the accurate wisdom of life, the challenges, the habits, and all supplementary things which make an individual lead a life without resolution.

An excellent book is written with a lot of keenness and covers the very important topic of life systematically. Recommended, helpful and worthy of changing the lives of people of every age.

Fading Primrose by Tritrishna Ghosh is a prose poetry book. With 63 poems the poet has uniquely captured one emotion in every poem. Sorrow, love, heartbreak, separation, grief and pain and many such emotions are expressed beautifully. When the reader reads these poems, they can imagine the feeling of the poet and leaves a deep impact on the minds for a long time. This is because the poet has composed the lyrics and put the sentiments perfectly with each mood. All the poems narrate the different phases that a person goes through when in love. The way the poet has penned this book makes the reader feel ecstatic and blissful.

The language is eloquent and straightforwardly comprehensible. The usage of hyperbole, metaphor and simile is beautiful. The diction is simple with the rhyme scheme being nice and beautiful. Each verse is well crafted, short in nature and feels like straight coming from the heart. The cover of the book goes with the title and the scheme of the book.

Cursed: An Indian Billionaire Romance by Ruchi Singh is a fictional romantic book which is the second book in the series but it can be read as a standalone book. The book has two stories running parallel. Samar and Juhi in the present time where Samar who is a billionaire falls in love with beautiful Juhi. Their love story grows with time and evolves. Another story is of Shakuntala and Dushyanta, the bond of perpetuity. At a very beautiful point in the plot, the author smartly connects these two tales

Everyday language with good and easy vocabulary is used by the author which makes this book an easy read. The narration style is captivating and the writing of the characters is outstanding. Although the book is the second in the series it can be read as a standalone. I am going for the first book in the series. This book tells us that no matter how many years have passed, no matter whether you remember or not, love recognizes its heart and it comes to it.

The interesting twists and turns make it more interesting to read. Anyone who has an interest in romantic fiction should go for this book. A very sweet love story and enjoyable.

The College Conventions by Deepak Rosha is a book based on college life. The story starts with Rohan entering a new life at a new college. This book portrays Rohan’s college experience, the acquaintances he formed, the ups and downs and his pebbly love life. Later Rohan gets to know about the suicide of lovebirds from the college and there his life completely changes. The story is comprehensive and full of a variety of sentiments, including anxiety, enthusiasm, impulsiveness, love, affection, friendship and a lot more. Does Rohan get behind the suicide and unravels the mystery is what the reader has to experience.

With 32 chapters, the author’s writing is smooth and simple to read, which makes the overall reading experience pleasurable. The author provides detailed descriptions of the characters and the characters of Rita, Angad, Preet and Nisha are worth a mention. With entertaining conditions and outlandish incidences, the plot is full of twists and turns. The author has predominantly focused on college life which makes the book much more relatable with the title and the reader dives deep into several of his/her memories from college life.

With a typical plot around a mystery and college life, I feel the book is just apt for college students and those who are reading for years can pass it.

How I Became a Taliban Assasin & The Murder That Wasn’t is a pair of novellas by Rajesh Talwar. The first story is based on Shamsher Khan. The book is around 2020 before the Taliban got into power. It shows Shamsher Khan, became an assassin for the Taliban. Shamsher Khan loves Zeenat. They both used to work together. Shamsher does not wish to murder innocents but seeks revenge against a specific individual. The second story runs parallel to it. So, it takes some time for the reader to understand it but after a few pages, it is understood completely. The central character of the second story is Sunny Singh. He is a British-Indian Sikh who works in Kabul as a consultant. Aloka a lovely Indian girl in her late twenties is his love. She works for human rights. He is trying to persuade her to shift and then there is an attack getting planned.

With a resounding and exciting narration style, the author has made the story flows smoothly with apt character and character development. The language used is clear and easy to hold. The author had a firm clasp on the storyline in both stories. The book is a faultless combination of killing, thrill, mystery, love, agony and retaliation with many twists and turns. The story has nice drama to it and the author has woven both stories around each other in a beautiful way.

A Butterfly Riddle by Jaykay Heart is a Thriller & Mystery book with the story of Siddharth. He is an architect based in Dubai, who is shy and introverted. He is in love with his office colleague but is incapable to express his feelings for her. When things are going smoothly with his 2 best friends Varun and George, suddenly one day Siddharth receives a mysterious parcel and that parcel contains a diary with a dead blue butterfly in it. Seeing the butterfly Siddharth reflects that he has seen it previously but cannot recall it and that makes his life miserable. Siddharth, Varun and George embark on a drive to find who has sent the parcel. Will they be able to solve this conundrum? Read this amazing book to find out more.

The book is a very eccentric mystery, thriller with a good volume of humour and romance too. The author can hook the readers with his pen and the plot but for me the twists were predictable. The character development is at a good pace and the turn of Siddharth from a shy, introvert to a confident one is worth noticing. The story is fast and the writing is articulate. The characters, their backstories, state of affairs and in all, everything is explained beautifully.

Give your life a second chance by Uma Malhotra is a small book jam-packed with positivity and enthusiasm. The author has an ambitious take on subjects like positivity, passion, fervour, interests, desire and enthusiasm. This book gives vision and encouragement to the readers to concentrate on counting for sanctification instead of being peevish. The author helps us to uphold a balanced lifestyle be it professional, monetary, societal, individual, etc. As the name suggests, Give Your life a Second Chance allows to reset and correct the wrongs through actions.

The author has used simple & eloquent language and importantly kept the book short only 58 pages in total. The experiences shared are very relatable to the readers. Every chapter begins with a quote by an eminent personality, which sets the character, trailed by a small chapter and then ends with a set of queries that the reader needs to ask themself, which replicates not only the content of the chapter but also impulses the readers for self-reflection.