Revana written by Vihar kattunhal. I am surprised by the fact that the same author who wrote a children's book that I read last has written a totally different book altogether. R u kidding me?

Almost every topic of Socialism has been covered in the book like; Society, Culture, Social Institutions and even Environment and Sustainable Development.

After reading this book, my vocabulary has increased & I have got to know a lot of new & interesting concepts.

The language is simple & to the point. I will suggest everyone to read this to learn. It's not just a Syllabus type book, it can be read by anyone.

Who Stole My Buffalo written by Vihar Kattungal. It is an interesting and unique read in which there are elements of two siblings always fighting with each other, comparing each other, being kidnapped, maintaining friendship their friendship with their enemies, and much more. For me, the Buffalo, Jerry, being kidnapped, was the backdrop of the whole book and for a children’s book, it all looked fine to me.

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The author of 'I Once Lived' speaks about a dead man's perspective about life. How she faces some supernatural energies in her tarot readings & much more.

Foundational Sociology written by Sikha Nayak. It was a very different experience for me as for the first time, it was not a storybook nor any self-help motivation book like Robin Sharma, this book was more of a learning type of book that revolves around the subject 'Sociology'. It will surely broader your perspective about this subject as a whole.

Anyone can read this book & should read this book to clear almost each and every concept that comes under the banner of Sociology.

As I said your perspectives will be broader after reading the whole book. The author writes in 'Functionalist Perspective', "Functionalists suggest that prostitution satisfies the needs of patrons that may not be readily met through more socially acceptable forms such as courtship or marriage. The "Buyer" receives sex without any responsibility for procreation or sentimental attachment; at the same time, the "seller" gains a livelihood through this exchange."

I Once Lived: A Dead man's perspective on Life, death & beyond written by Neethu Gowda. Have you ever experienced a mockumentary film? How things look real & you just get an instant thought-provoking vibe if the scenes move that way. I think that's what this book's title & format has done to me.

The author writes, "Do not cry, do not mourn, do not miss me as I am not gone,

I am there right next to you, even if I am again reborn.

It was such an honour to have spent part of my earthly life with you all,

I am going to forever remember this and fondly recall."

The author of 'The Political Heist' speaks in detail about how he vision get his book released in bollywood, his passion of Direction, current Boycott Bollywood scenario & much more.

The Political Heist written by Eshwar Viswanath. A gripping read that makes you unfold the pages of robbery, thief, political parties, their power game & darkness. A businessman or we can say a famous business tycoon with a plan to ruin a political party’s career. He has such dark documents that could ruin their political career. Somehow, the political party hires the best thief in order to get those documents. All the mess & tension in the middle. What holds the conclusion?

Chhod Akela Phir Jao written by Urmi Rumi. I am still in some deep thought. I am silenced. I am numb. I am just blank.

Starting from the book cover to the interior of the book, it is a perfectly balanced read.

Accidental Incidents: Love and Loss of a Teenager written by Barnana Baidya. A book full of mixed emotions, written from a teenage girl's POV, going through fresh peer pressure, wannabe world, so-called cool stuffs, cool people in school & so on.

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The book has ended & surprised me a lot. Sometimes, i do think that it had to do with the title of the book and sometimes i think was that right?