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  Some books teach you a subject. Others invite you into a world. Between the Lines and Laughs by Geetika Singh and Ashwini Sirsikar does something rarer. It turns an entire professional discipline into a living, breathing narrative filled with humor, warmth, and deeply human moments. At first glance, qualitative research might sound like a niche topic best suited to academic textbooks. But this book refuses to be boxed into jargon or technical frameworks. Instead, it reimagines the evolution of qualitative research in India as a story told through people. Fictional characters who feel strikingly real guide the reader through this journey. Through Maya, Sonal, Ayesha, Priya, and Rhea, readers travel across three decades of change, witnessing how an industry has grown, adapted, and reinvented itself alongside a rapidly transforming society. Each character represents a different era, and with them comes a distinct mood and rhythm. The early days carry a sense of pioneering curiosity....

  📚 BOOK REVIEW 12 Years: My Messed-up Love Story by Chetan Bhagat Chetan Bhagat is best known as the youth icon of India. He is regarded as the voice for aspiration of modern Indian youth. His books are the largest sellers in India's history. Many of his books have been adapted into movies. 12 years My Messed up Love Story is a light contemporary fiction which portrays the messed up love story of Saket and Payal. Saket is a divorcee at 33 and doing stand up comedy at his friend Mudit's club. While Payal is 21, single and working in a equity firm. There are many differences between them yet they are attracted towards each other. But with the family and social pressure and culture differences, they drifted apart from each other. The book title has been derived from a time frame of 12 years which plays a significant role in the story. I happened to pick up his book after a gap of three long years. I enjoyed reading it with along with all the triumphs and turbulences in a relatio...

  Swathwa Viprasthitha: The Voyage of the Soul — A Hypnotic Blend of Fantasy, Mystery, and Spiritual Adventure Some books entertain you. Some challenge you. And then there are books like Swathwa Viprasthitha: The Voyage of the Soul that completely transport you, blurring the delicate line between the world we know and a world that exists just beyond the edge of consciousness. Jijesh V. Saseendran’s fantasy drama offers exactly this kind of immersive journey, creating an experience that lingers long after the last page is turned. At its heart, Swathwa Viprasthitha is a story about the mysteries of the mind and the uncharted territories of the soul. The novel begins in a modern-day setting, with strange events unfolding around a mysterious old book. But what seems like a medical puzzle slowly transforms into something far more profound and a multi-layered narrative begins that bridges centuries, realities, and spiritual dimensions. Rather than following a conventional fantasy structu...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW The Lost Author by Chris Barkley The Lost Author is written by Author Chris Barkley. It is psychological thriller with a touch of suspense and dark secrets The story is set up on a remote island and dates back to the year 1949. A young novelist Eaun is invited by his mentor to complete his masterpiece. But when his mentor is found dead and his manuscript got missing, circumstances become more dark and mysterious. The hunt for the killer continues as the protagonist gets engulfed by the web of secrets. The atmosphere of the novel is highly mysterious and full of suspense. There are many layers to the story which makes it more complex and intriguing.The description of the mansion is haunting which unsettle the readers and builds up tension in the story. The missing manuscript haunts the readers till we come to climax. A must read for slow paced emotional thrillers.

  Corporate life can be intimidating, especially when everything feels new. You want to do well, but you are unsure where to begin. Dear Rookie, Don’t Panic is the kind of book you wish someone had given you before your first day at work. It covers the everyday challenges every newcomer faces. How to talk to your team. How to understand your role. How to avoid unnecessary stress. How to take feedback without feeling attacked. These may sound simple, but they make a huge difference in how you grow professionally. Grab your copy now : https://amzn.to/3LKZBlD The book stands out for its warmth. There is no pressure to be extraordinary. Instead, it encourages you to take small, meaningful steps. Over time, these steps shape your confidence. About the Author Pawan’s career spans India, Africa, and now London where he focuses on capability building at Unilever. His strong academic background from IIT Kharagpur and IIM Calcutta complements his passion for leadership, learning, and creatin...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW Life Without "If" by Sudipto Chowdhury Joyking Birje Simple methods, effective results It’s easy to get trapped in endless “what if” scenarios, which often fuel fear, uncertainty, and self-doubt, leaving us stuck in cycles of overthinking. This book, however, shifts that perspective by showing how those same “ifs” can become pathways to achievement. It encourages readers to reinterpret “if” as an opening for possibility and decisive action. The methods shared are clear, practical, and encouraging, making them simple to apply in daily life. Through its guidance, you’ll discover how to silence negative doubts, strengthen hopeful outlooks, and move forward with greater confidence and a sense of fulfillment. A must read.