'Launch Your Life To The Next Level' written by Krishna Dhan Das. Positivity at its best with some real deep impacts that left me spiritual, if I say it straight!

As the author wrote in the beginning,

"Never be satisfied with mediocrity."

That's how this book started and made complete reading it in almost one go. For a moment I would like to thank the publishers and the author for making this book look so good, from the paperback to the interior of the book. Even thanks to the format, keynotes at the end of every chapter and exercises really gave a reader-friendly touch to this book.

I am the Moon written by Sneha. A book full of Verses of Gloom, Love and Hope. A one-go-read book that you will surely not regret reading it.

"Your soul is deep as the sea

You have a sky inside you

You are made of pains

You are made of rains,

But you refuse to look within and realize it."

Being a reader, you ought to enjoy reading such lines. Some thought-provoking ones are also written amazingly well. With sketches in between poems, it really gave a different kind of experience to this book.

Prayer At The Riverfront written by Salim Hansa. God works mysteriously. A sense of calmness has arrived in my cells as I complete reading this book. A sense of pause, a sense of spirituality.

Wow!

Are you kidding me? When I started reading this book, I never imagined that the writer would land me here. A story of friends, riding bikes, doing fun, and then a sudden transformation altogether!

'Everything She Never Had' written by Shaheen Parwez. Tears of happiness in my eyes as completed reading the story of Shehnaaz. Whoa, that was a long emotional roller coaster ride for me!

Shehnaaz, a teen, was trapped in marriage & over the toxicity of her own parents that damaged her life to an extent that she awaited death for her liberation. Then comes a man, a man, Sidharth.

Oh, I can't tell you the spoilers. Xd.

"That is the true experience of freedom: having the most important thing in the world without owning it (page 92)."

'11 Minutes' written by Paulo Coelho. Eleven Minutes is a story about a young girl who works as a prostitute and is trying to learn and discover the mysteries of the world's pleasures.

'Catcher in the Rye' written by J.D Sallinger. First of all, this book has received so many hate reviews but lemme tell you, irrespective of the fact that you may find the story or plot off but the way this book is written, it is one of the coolest ways. Totally informal language throughout with some masterpiece quotes and the one which is my all-time fav "Certain things they should stay the way they are, you ought to stick them in those big glasses and just leave them alone."

'The Inked Outbursts' written by Abhishek Navathe. There is some sort of silence that this book holds. After reading it, this is what I felt. My mind was blank in a very good way & yes, I had one wide smile after completing all the 6 short stories. #storybook

Had super fun chatting with Sayantan Barui, the author of '31 Shades of Life'. Do check the full interview now!!

'What it feels like Growing up as a Girl' written by Neha Gupta speaks about a few points that in general, a girl faces in society through a novel. This mainly includes anxieties, bullying, acid attack and some more sensible points.

The story revolves around Ananya & Vedika. Ananya, who is not even able to live with freedom as she was being raised that way by her parents & even her friends always tries to make her feel down just because she is a girl. Finally, Ananya starts questioning people and shutting all but what is the final truth?

'31 shades of life' written by Sayantan Barui. A collection of 31 poems, exploring different shades of life with a unique touch of the Author's life experiences. Overall, a unique read. You will definitely connect to a poetic side of the author in such a way that you may say "Isse kisi gehre lekhak ya kavi ne hi likha hai".