“Journey Down the Years” by Ruskin Bond comprises of 25 pieces of writings, spanning an eclectic range of subjects. Through his pen Bond captures the essence of nature, nostalgia, memories, experiences, and simple living. The book offers a glimpse into the life of the author himself.
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Are you looking for some good Non-Fiction books to read? bookGeeks has one of the largest collection of reviews of Indian Non-Fiction Books written by authors like Shashi Tharoor, Anuj Dhar and Devdutt Pattanaik. These can generally be biographies, self-help books, history, economic and scientific writings.
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2. Relevance: Is the book relevant to the current generation of readers?
3. Writing Style: The readability and language flow.
4. Research: The research done by the author on the present subject.
5. The Entertainment Quotient: Overall enjoyability of the book.
Anand Ranganathan’s ‘Hindus in Hindu Rashtra’ is a powerful, well-researched book exposing the systemic discrimination against Hindus in India. Through eight compelling chapters, Ranganathan debunks myths of Hindu dominance and highlights state-sanctioned injustices. Reading this book should not be a choice but a compulsion, a duty.
‘The Power of Nunchi’ by Euny Hong, helps you discover the Korean art of Nunchi. This book explores how to gauge others’ thoughts and emotions to build trust, improve relationships, and navigate social situations effectively. Learn to master this ancient skill and unlock personal and professional success through cultural insights and practical advice.
Welcome to Grammar Land, where Judge Grammar rules and parts of speech come alive! Join Mr. Noun, Mr. Pronoun, and their friends in a delightful journey that makes grammar fun and engaging. Perfect for kids, this book turns tricky concepts into enjoyable lessons with storytelling and personality-filled characters.
A Fistful of Love, all of 214 pages, comprises of around 50 small essays whose topics range from love, attachment, marital relationships, problems and inconveniences, kindness, love language, human desires, cheating in relationships, marriage and its truths, desires, and its DNA, personal fulfillment, destiny and free will, tolerance, eternal truth, faith, realization, etc.
Innovative, thought-provoking, and timely, this book serves as a practical guide to future-proofing your career in a post-pandemic world. It challenges conventional career choices and emphasizes the importance of rethinking education’s functionality. With a pragmatic approach, the author ensures holistic organizational growth and employee satisfaction for long-term business success.
Discover solace in ‘It Happens’, a poetic journey that embraces life’s challenges with warmth and wisdom. Through relatable verses, it reminds us of the beauty in chaos, urging readers to find peace amidst the storm. A must-read for those seeking solace and perspective in the tumult of life.
Bestselling author of “Do Epic Shit” and “Get Epic Shit Done”, Ankur Warikoo, presents “Make Epic Money”. Engaging from page one, this guide makes financial literacy accessible and relatable. With practical advice on saving, investing, and making money work for you, Warikoo’s conversational style ensures a captivating, insightful read.
Here at bookGeeks, we’ve curated a list of seven spiritual novels that promise not just to entertain, but to profoundly influence and transform your life. These novels are more than mere stories; they’re portals to deeper understanding, offering insights and revelations that resonate long after the final page is turned.
सुनो माँ! (Suno Maa) स्वयं में अद्भुत है, अनूठी है क्योंकि यह विश्व की विविध क्षेत्रों की महान विभूतियों – दलाई लामा, श्री एम योगी, डेविड शिलिंग, किरण मजूमदार शॉ, मिल्खा सिंह, रघु राय ,मौरीन लिपमैन, स्टीफ़न वेस्टबी, माइकल हॉकनी, चेरी ब्लेयर, डॉ कर्ण सिंह, शर्मिला टैगोर, सर क्लिफ रिचर्ड आदि द्वारा अपनी मां को लिखे गए पत्रों का संकलन है। सच जानिए यह केवल पत्र ही नहीं है वरन बहुमूल्य दस्तावेज़ भी हैं जो तत्कालीन परिस्थितियों का इतिहास हमारे समक्ष प्रस्तुत करते हैं।
Batti Lal Gurjar’s ‘The Roar of Ranthambore’ is a book that shows us the magnificent world of Ranthambore National Park and its majestic tigers through the keenly observing eyes of Batti Lal Gurjar; a man who has been a naturalist at the park for almost 20 years.
Are you looking for books on the partition of India and Pakistan? In this article, I list 10 books which are must-reads to understand the partition of India and Pakistan. They depict moments of happiness, sadness, anger, hatred, and varied emotions.
In “Eminent Historians,” Arun Shourie boldly uncovers a web of bias, plagiarism, and corruption within Indian academic circles. Through meticulous research, he reveals how left-leaning scholars distorted history, whitewashing brutalities and manipulating records. This shocking expose sheds light on the dark underbelly of historical scholarship in India.
Dive into ‘What Iranians Want: Women, Life, Freedom’—a riveting narrative unraveling Iran’s growing revolution. Azizi’s meticulous exploration delves into historical roots, ignited by Mahsa Amini’s tragic death, sparking nationwide protests. From Khomeini’s promises to present-day oppression, it’s a compelling journey into Iran’s quest for justice and freedom.
In Bhujia Baron, Pavitra Kumar dives into the delicious legacy of Haldiram’s, where each bite tells a tale of tradition, innovation, and global success. From a Bikaner kitchen to global sensation, she unveils the Agarwal family’s rise, tracing the flavourful ascent from humble beginnings to snack icon status.
In ‘Diary of an Expat in Singapore,’ Gargiulo’s witty narrative navigates the bustling streets of the Lion City, immersing readers in its rich culture, tantalizing cuisine, and the everyday quirks of expatriate existence. From navigating the nuances of Singlish to indulging in mouthwatering hawker fare, Gargiulo’s keen observations and self-deprecating humor offer a delightful glimpse into the unique experiences of expatriate life.
In “All Roads Lead to Ganga,” Ruskin Bond pays homage to Ganga and the Himalayas, celebrating their majesty and significance. From the tranquil waters of Mandakini to the towering peaks of Tungnath, the book reverently explores the diverse landscapes of Garhwal, capturing Bond’s profound connection to this cherished land and its sacred rivers.
Embark on a journey through the bittersweet symphony of love and loss in ‘Jasmines in Her Hair.’ With poignant verses and evocative imagery, Kalpesh Desai captures the essence of love’s beauty and heartache. This collection is not just poetry—it’s a deeply personal reflection on the complexities of the human experience, inviting readers to explore the depths of their own emotions.