The Counterfeiter: Abdul Karim Telgi and the Stamp Scam by Bhaswar Mukherjee is all about the stamp scam which shocked the anchorages of India in the late 90s and the early 20s. This book digs into excessive particulars of how the brains started to labour to commit this monstrous crime from the very start. The book even shows us Telgi’s early years and how the idea, was propagated in his cognizance in a prison by a fellow prison-mate. There is also a detailed account of how the law could be bent for the benefit of a certain person. The author has given out appropriate facts, statistics and dates which sanction the legitimacy of the information.

The author’s exhaustive investigation and hard work shows throughout the book. Written in an easy-to-understand language the book unbridles the truth subsequently many years after the delinquency and the death of Abdul Karim Telgi. The particulars concerning stamping in India placed out towards the end of the book were a very considerate and informative accumulation.

Life has a song for everyone by Mayur Madhekar is a love story which has years old formula of a triangle love story. This story revolves mainly around three characters Aravind, Sonali, and Smitha. Aravind is studying in their second year in college at Amaravathi. Aravind fell for Sonali but the relationship does not go ahead but still they remain friends. Then enters Smitha and then the lives of Aravind and Sonali take twists and turns. The story also has a lot of sentiment, college regime, projects, punishments, class bunks, exams, love, friendship, patience, hope, attachment, philosophy, spiritual angle, rejection, heart-warming past, heartbreak and mental breakdown. What happened next? How will be the end of their love story is to be experienced and not certainly to be disclosed here.

The writing style is smooth and graceful and also the language used is simple and easily understandable. Character development is done in a very good way but I feel at times the characters behave in a very immature way with lots of drama. I could find out some grammatical mistakes in the book which could have been easily eliminated by efficient editing. For me, the book has been dragged unnecessarily. Each chapter has been titled with a popular song and the author has shared the entire playlist at the end along with Spotify links and a QR code, this is for sure unique.

Escaping The Unknown by Jayanth Dev is a thriller novel that tells the story of an island "Unknown". The story revolves around 4 friends Jai, Chayan, Pooki and Harsha who have come to Andaman for a vacation. With a sudden turn, they are kidnapped by people who come all of a sudden from the unknown. None of them knows where they are kept and they just wanted to get away from this situation. But with no hopes, it's Jay who manages to escape. After his escape he founds out more about the tribe who have captured them, he finds out their struggles, their past and the fact that they are separated from the outside world. In the end, Jay becomes the hero of the story as he rescues all from the Sentinel island.

The narration is fast-paced and contrasts with what the reader generally reads. With just around 170 pages this book has clear and lucid language which can be completed in a single sitting. With the precise quantity of twists in the story and apt character development, the story keeps a hook till the end and the author has to be commended for this. The cover image does not let any ideas pop into the mind of what's inside. I feel that some more editing would have helped the book to be its better version.

Taking care of plants can be very rewarding, even if the plant is a fern and doesn't produce fragrant flowers. Plant care isn’t always the easiest when you’re unsure of where to start. Once you learn plant care basics and find a routine, you’ll notice all the wonderful benefits of being a plant parent. Research has shown that plants can help you breathe happier and boost your mood just by having them around. Whether you’re decking out your room or office with houseplants, we’ve highlighted some top plant care tips to assist you in taking care of your new plant babies.

How to Raise a Plant Baby is a novice’s guide to happy plants by Vinayak Garg who is the founder of Lazy Gardener a company that has encouraged thousands of Indians and individuals around the globe to take up home gardening. The book is separated into 3 parts. The first part narrates the story of the author and his sister growing up around trees. Part first ends with comprehensive data about all a reader needs to know about welcoming new plants home. The second part explains the whole shebang plant parents need to know. Light, Water, Soil and Nutrition are explained in detail. The third section is dedicated to plant upkeep and proliferation. Also, the book ends with astute ripostes to some FAQs.

descriptive illustrations, plant lists for different groups and their constrictions along with chapter-end summaries make this book really beginner friendly. the author has taken efforts in putting together all the qualms and tips. Written in remarkably simple language, this book is a good guide for the persons who are getting into the hobby. Tables and pointers used make the read fascinating, quick to comprehend and attractive to the eyes.

An educational, instructive, well-researched and pleasurable read with ways to get over all the blocks of gardening.

Genres like horror, sci-fi, and fantasy transport us into another world and stretch our minds to new lands. While we love these kinds of stories that take us far away from our daily lives, sometimes, the most gripping novels of all are the ones we can relate to. The realistic fiction genre is precisely what you might expect; stories that could easily happen in real life. Sure, it's still fiction, but the settings are believable, and the characters react in the same way that real people do. The authors of these stories often include factual historical events or base their settings on places that exist.

Dammi Mille Baci is the first novel of the Vienna Calling series by Hyunah Kim which is a saccharine, delightful and contemporary romance set in beautiful Vienna, Austria. The author has captured her travelling excursion and the exploration expedition of the city of Vienna. There Hyunah meets Alex, an enigmatic good-looking young artist, who helps her to learn about the beautiful European capital with rich culture and art. Later she falls in love with him in a natural way. This happenstance changed her life forever. What is art? How does one become an artist? Such questions are asked in the story and are answered wonderfully.

The storyline has all which is needed in a romance novel. The book entrances French, English, Polish, Spanish, Italian, and German languages. The characters are perceptible and relevant. The book indoctrinates themes of love, friendship, family, unfaithfulness and extraordinary expression of emotional state. The story does a fine job of representing diverse cultures and teaches the reader how to hold our culture and show reverence and accept other cultures too.

A vividly written love story with a unique plot that’s makes it an enriching read.

When it comes to creative expression within the English language, most art forms fall into one of two categories: prose or poetry. Prose includes pieces of writing like novels, short stories, novellas, and scripts. These kinds of writing contain the kind of ordinary language heard in everyday speech. Poetry includes song lyrics, various poetry forms, and theatrical dialogue containing poetic qualities, like iambic pentameter. However, prose and poetry are not completely stratified such that one can never contain the elements of the other. The prose poem is a creative writing format that combines elements of the poetic form and the prose form.

I Am In Itself Poetry In The Dark by Michelle Ayon Navaja is her 8th book published which is a prose poetry collection. This book is her official entry to Amazon's Pentopublish 2022 book publishing contest. It is a prodigious poetry collection recounting the lives of women, uncovered from their guiltlessness and thrown into the dark. This poem collection is the flawless condensation of damage, anguish and obscurity. These poetries give the reader the chance to comprehend the agony in real life.

This collection of poems encompasses a range of authoritative and touching stanzas that address a variety of sentiments and understandings in regret, recovery, etc. In this persuasive and empirical collection, the poet has exposed some common practices and set about redefining them. Experienced the magnitude and supremacy of prodigiously beautiful words which are a bit heavy to digest by everyone.

A collection of profound and representative poems which connect to life with a diversity of emotions and leave a deep inscription on the hearts.

If you are a lover of both historical fiction and fantasy, then choose historical fantasy as the way to get a fix of both genres in one sitting. The combination of a historical setting and fantastical elements allows one to gain a better perspective on different beliefs and cultures as well as to fuel imagination and curiosity. From interesting magic systems to mythical creatures, historical fantasy novels takes a reader to many different periods all over the world and captivate from beginning to end.

MultiRealm: When Brahma Prays by Arjuna K is a story of fantasy, mythos, action, actioner, fancy, philosophy and spirituality mixed. The NewWorld is ruled by Ravana and then he wages a war against Ram, Krishna, Muruga (Karthikeya), Ganesh, Parshuram, Mahadev, Brahma, Vishnu, Hanuman, and other Gods who is aided by Meghnath. Also, there is a story that happens in the near future, in 2032 to be exact. Conspiracy, stratagem, finding associates and many other things take place. There is also a short appearance in the form of Parshuram's character in a very diverse way which is interesting.

With rich world play and amazingly intricate characters, this story takes the reader to a different world altogether. The book has several characters so the reader gets an understanding of what is going on with each as they try to do what they think is right. This is a novel that goes outside the singular length and breadth of fiction books that the readers are used to. The novel feels like one colossal story that at no time appears to slow down right from the first page.

Humanities, allegory, antiquity, belief, philosophy, devoutness, combat, intrigue, quandary and a lot more in just a single book. Highly recommended.

Sameer Gudhate presents the book review of Songs of the by Heena Singhal.

Goal setting is everywhere in our world. We set goals for our careers, health and lives in general. Modern society always encourages us to think about the next milestone. The real challenge is not determining if you want the result, but if you are willing to accept the sacrifices required to achieve your goal.

Songs of the by Heena Singhal is a story of two girls Noor and Reva exploration for their roots. Noor lives in Spain and goes on board on a mission to her real home whereas Reva a loveable girl from an orphanage in New Delhi is on an indefatigable hunt for her family. It’s fairly interesting to notice and witness how their trails meet. It's captivating how they both deal with their suffering and life in general, their stories are not all bright but dark and have rough edges. The author has touched upon many social issues such as the abuse of the office, women's embryos, social sanctions, communal discrimination, PTSD, refugee suffering, marital rape etc.

The writing style of the book is stimulating. It has a perfect number of feelings and moods. The plot, the characters and the character development are just phenomenal for a first-time author. The words composed can penetrate deep into the heart of the readers and be remained there for a long time. The language used is not that simple nor that hard either. It's a combination of easy to moderate language which is enjoyable. The detail the author has focused on in the book makes the book more involving to read.

Overall, it's a very stunning book with an enthralling storyline and thought-provoking message.

The most significant aspects of life are one's career and ambitions. The majority of women are seeking work to support their families. Because of changes in the environment and economic conditions, this transformation is now normal and dynamic. Women's greatest struggle is balancing the responsibilities of family and employment. Career progress, Work Stress, Career aspiration, Work-Family Conflict and Family Work Conflict, Child care with Work-Life Balance (WLB) and its methods are all identified as a few reasons.

A Price to Love by Smita Jain Das is an empathetic story of Sonia’s personal and professional life, a career-focused woman keen to work hard and move up the company hierarchy. The story has three significant characters – Mehul, Rishabh and Sameep, along with Sonia Ajmera. This book has coats of love, escapades and authentication. It also gives a background of office and works culture, being in the higher hierarchy of a big commercial company and then how she confronts the tasks. Surrounded by love Sonia still feels alone.

The story moves forward and backwards in time sharing more on the depth of the character’s sentiments. There are a few grey shades to Sonia’s character which keeps the reader guessing and makes the story enthralling. The three men in Sonia’s life are so different from each other and the readers develop sympathy towards them all, especially Sameep. There’s the usage of corporate jargon is not so overwhelming. With a light story tone, the play of words is enjoyable and lively.

Overall a recommended read compromising the intriguing tale of Love, corporate politics, troubled childhood and passion.

The Gods Are Not Dead by Abhaidev is about Shaurya, an orphan employed in an IT company whose natural life vicissitudes entirely once he finds out that he is special. A steadfast atheist, who abuses God, becomes a true devotee, at last. Not knowing what to do with his capabilities or using for the benefit of human race, he strolls pointlessly, chasing one plan after another. Later a cagy but sagacious woman Megha comes in his life and with herr help he in the end finds his exact resolution and a revelation to achieve his goals. Will he leave his job for the greater good of humanity and become a superhero?

The book actually starts off slow, but then picks up the pace. The character development of Shauraya and Megha is rock solid but at times other characters are not that well developed. The author has suffused some interesting words and wordplays. The exhaustive analysis of human nature makes this a fascinating read. Last but not least in simple language the author shares with the readers hands-on advices about leadership that one can and should implement in the real life.