IQ Myth or Truth by Zeeshan Zafar is a stunningly exemplified book about how IQ is misunderstood in our society. the writer in this book has elucidated a few doubts about the level of intelligence. Its historical framework and would it be a moral awareness for it be a border to pass verdict on other's capabilities. This also debates Emotional intelligence, and its importance for accomplishment and also gives perception on selecting the accurate school for children. Also, different sorts of motivations and which type of motivation is more effective are discussed.

This book breaks quite a few myths both in the mind and those which are circulating on social media. The book can be completed in a single sitting and the reader gains a lot of knowledge in a short period. This book also provides references to the books for deep study regarding this subject. I felt the chapters are not well organized and many pages are left half blank. These blank pages are in between the chapter which looks unprofessional.

Mostly Normal by Priyadeep Kaur is a collection of letters to her brother who suffers from a Neurological disorder. The book opens up an entirely new world and a new phase for the readers. The book focuses on and reveals the journey of acceptance towards disabilities and encouragement to take responsibility for people with special needs. The book has in it agony, sorrow, obstructions, optimism, hopefulness, inspiration, compassion, and closeness of a family with a child with special needs experiences. Gratefulness to the author, as she kept these entire years' letters safe and for the valour to make them publicly available.

The language is very much simple. It is absolutely easy to understand. At times the language felt raw and unedited but it’s the natural way the author had written them when she was a kid. I particularly loved the welcoming letter for her brother Safal. But also, there is a letter with just 4 worded, which will make the reader cry for sure. This book will undeniably open up a complete novel world and a new chapter to the readers.

My Imperfect love story by Shubhashish Kerketta is a story of Amyra whose life is twisted completely when the crush of every college girl Shashank, a professor reaches out to her and then commences their love story. Oli and Piu her friends turn into cupids and then Shashank makes Amyra feel distinct. This is a typical teenage romance full of love, friendship, confusion, misinterpretations, family support and a lot more. When there is a birthday celebration happening, there is a sudden twist in the plot where the couple turns hostile towards each other. But the misunderstandings get clear in the end and all is well again.

With simple language and enthralling writing panache, the author manages to keep the readers involved throughout. Every character had added to the story handsomely and the development is up to the mark. I appreciate the author for an upright description of the characters. There were some typographical errors in the text, but only a trained eye can catch hold of them.

Mystery of Lankeshwari Devi (The Vault of Nagas) by Dr Dibyendu Choudhury, is the first book in the series of Patallok. The tale is about an undercover IFS officer who finds himself contesting in contradiction of the time to guard the mysteries of India. With the magical riddles of the ‘Lankeshwari Devi’ temple and the enigmatic gang Nakamato to take care of, who is on the pursuit of spiritual weaponries for the beginning of new world order. What happens next is what is to be experienced by travelling through the pages to understand.

With just 180 pages, the author has used easy language. The characters were intertwined overwhelmingly and character development is good. Prettily strategized, the flow of this book is so smooth and that is what it makes unputdownable. The inklings of myths and history are precisely taken care which leaves a good impact. The author makes the reader remains hooked till the very last page due to the uncertainties of how things will turn out.

Sri Devi Mahatmyam for Kids by Ishwar Joshi Awalgaonkar and Maha Rishi Markandeya is a book for Kids and is a religious section which comprises stories and material based on Hindu Mythology. This book is an assemblage of short stories about the glory of Devi Mahatmyam that can be understood easily by children. Also, the book takes the kids to the world of Indian mythology and teaches them about the Indian roots and sheds light on the glories of this divine feminine Goddess. The author had immensely succeeded in bringing in the meanings of words like Tapas, Ashram, Rituals and their significance ornately.

The stories are written in an easy language and the flow is very smooth and continuous. The words are easy to understand and the terminology is simple for kids to read on their own. Each chapter is followed by a few questions and answers which makes it a purposeful read. The stunning illustrations that the author has come up with can also be used for colouring by kids while they learn about the different glories of the Devi.

Reset. Restart. Resume by Namita Das is a very short story about Rachna who is a new mother to a baby boy. She is naively suffering from postpartum depression and emotive chaos. It is then her best friend Devi who helps her to come out of it. Devi is a travel blogger and Rachna longs for the life of Devi. The book then travels to the past where Rachna changes her life. What happens next is something not to be missed and to be experienced personally while reading this book.

With just 26 pages, this very short book has life lessons to offer the reader. A novel concept which is brilliantly written by the author in a very simple and easy-to-understand language. The author juggles easily between the past present and future in the book and explores the concept of two parallel lives with ease.

Stirrer by Kanishq Banka is a book from the thriller genre. This book is the story of three main characters, Anaaya a photographer, Rafaan an assassin and Iqra a cop. The connection between these three people is very much outlandish. It’s their destiny that brings them together in a certain situation that is dreadful. The plot also revolves around the series of the murder of the rich people of Mumbai. Is it Rafaan who is an assassin behind these murders and then how are the three people interconnected? Are they interconnected or are their stories interconnected? If I let out all this then the review would be full of spoilers which I don’t like and do.

With a unique storyline full of twists at unexpected places, the book is tantalizing, captivating, outrageous, enthralling, electrifying and dark too. The character development is splendid and they all make an impact. The language in the book is upfront and fascinating. The double POV makes it more electrifying. Each scene in the book is described in detail and with precision. The cover is so well-designed. It’s simple yet nice-looking. Even the creativity inside the pages took me by a surprise.

The Unexpected Trail by Nisha B Thakur is a murder mystery. The novel is the story of Tanvi who is living a nearly perfect life. She is about to get married to Raj, the love of her life soon. The only pain at the moment is Ganga Tai, her maid who makes her life miserable as she doesn’t feel that Raj is the perfect match for Tanvi. The nearly perfect life of Tanvi goes for a toss when all of a sudden there is a dead body of a man in her kitchen and the man is unknown to anyone related to Tanvi. The wedding plans are derailed like a train from the rails and her life goes to hell when Tanvi is suspected to be the one who has murdered the unknown man.

The Sign by Asha Singh Gaur is a short but well-written work in a short story format. This tiny book is about Arpita, who starts her day as normal, goes to work and then the day turns into a horrible one. She is reminded of her aching and painful history the calendar's date brings to mind something she had chosen to forget. Her laptop goes missing on her train journey and that turns all the events of the unfortunate day. Arpita focuses on the present rather than sinking in the past pain and there she forgets about the past and then the day turns again into a fun day, a day worth remembering a lifetime.