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  Prince of Typgar : Nujran and the Monks of Meirar is written by Author Krishna Sudhir.  The book is first in the trilogy series. It is a fantasy fiction which instantly tranfers us to a faraway magical planet Syzegis where a powerful King Rababi lived along with his Queen Roone. The queen gave birth to a baby boy named Prince Nujran. Nujran is the main protagonist of the story, he is a prince on a different planet but his experiences are the similar to that on Earth. Being born in the royal family he had everything at his disposal without having to work for it. The king loved his only child dearly but the queen was a practical women. She wanted to her son tread on the unknown path and get the feel of the real world under the guidance of the best teacher. On his journey the prince faces several attacks from people within the kingdom and beyond. We see a strong bond between a teacher and student who also saves the prince from conspiracy and betrayal brewing around him. The mys...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW Democracy and Democratic Governance by Dr. Triyugi Prasad Democracy represents a system of government which is " of the people, by the people and for the people ". It is the backbone of our country which comes from the power of the common man. India direly needs democracy is written by Dr Triyugi Prasad. The book belongs to political genre. It focuses on the economic, political and social development of India since independence. The author has shown his displeasure with the current progress of India. India has not attained the position which was actually targeted for. Many sections are still suffering under poverty and malnutrition. The reasons behind this drawback is corruption, exploitation, selfish gains etc flourishing in our country. Still many places lack the basic necessities such as water resources, adequate electricity and employment. The author further states that how the vision of Mahatma Gandhi for village self governance has not been fulfilled. I...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW  Cathay Combat : Book Two of the Crimson Tribune Saga Series This book delivers an emotional and captivating look into life during the pandemic. The characters’ personal journeys are masterfully intertwined with the challenges of a changing world, making it easy to feel connected to their struggles and triumphs. The tension and uncertainty in the story are palpable, but there’s also a sense of hope that keeps you going. The author has a gift for making even the most ordinary moments feel significant. Every detail is carefully crafted, and the writing flows seamlessly. It’s the type of book that grabs your attention and refuses to let go until the last page.  #BookReview #PandemicFiction #CrimsonTribuneSaga #CathayCombat #MustRead #EmotionalRead #InspiringStory #COVID19Stories #RelatableFiction #HeartfeltStory #Resilience #Adaptability #EngagingRead #BookLovers #FictionLovers #PowerfulWriting #HumanExperience #ThoughtProvoking #BeautifullyWritten #PageTurn...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW The Soothsayer's Boon by Sudhaa Desikan The Soothsayer's Boon is written by Sudhaa Desikan. The book belongs to fantasy genre and welcomes you the magical world of Mahasiddhas, Acharyas, Illusionists, Socerers, Sages, Undeceivers, Nagas, Pretas etc . The author has sketched an imaginary world with a rich and vibrant tapestry. The protagonists are portrayed as strong willed and possessing secret powers. They seems to have a mystical aura around them. The story has an ancient and rich touch to it. We find a blend of mythological elements in the story. The characters adds depth and complexity to it. The book traps the reader in the mysterious landscapes which is relaxing as well as mesmerizing. The writing style is incredibly engaging and descriptive. The characters are well developed. The narration is detailed. It is a well paced story but sometimes it feels slow with the heavy world building. A magical adventure in fantasy landscapes with mystical characters is ...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW Dopehri by Pankaj Kapur Rahul Soni The story is setup in Lucknow, 1932. Amma Bi, an elderly woman who resides alone in a large and deserted Lal Haveli. She lives alone in the haveli after her husband died and son gone abroad to settle along with his family. Jumman, the house help visits her twice daily to do the daily chores. Recently Amma Bi has started hearing strange noises in her house around 3 in the afternoon like footsteps and anklets in her courtyard going up the terrace. She is very terrified. She visited the Old Age Home which also disappointed her. One day she decides to keep a tenant in haveli for her company. Yet a new episode starts with this.... This book resonates with the elderly people residing in our houses alone after their spouses depart from this world and children happily settled abroad. They are left alone to guard the house and wait for their loved ones while counting their days till the end. The story showcase the complexities of human min...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW Optimus : Parts 1 & 2 by Arvind Raghavan Sooryakant Indrabalan The story starts with four armed men entering the Directors office of United Network of Intelligence HQ, London. They were searching for a file on Subject One but couldn't find the director nor the file in his office. They tracked down the director and his family from the hideout and eliminated them all. The Baron has a dream to create a perfect world. He wants to rid humanity of imperfection and build a world of super humans without any emotions in them. He has hired the world's best geneticist to work for him and create super soldiers. This new race he calls Homo Optimus. Humanity at large is at risk. Secret Agent Logan, Riaan along with Jessic are seen heading the story and fighting to preserve the human race. The plot is super exciting. Everytime I think that I got hold of the story it rebounds back with a different angle. The story revolves around the secret agents of UNI, Intelligence Agen...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW A Kiss in Kashmir: A Timeless Tale of Love by Monica Saigal It is a tender and evocative exploration of love's enduring power, even in the face of profound loss. Saigal weaves a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences, drawing readers into the heart of Kashmir's breathtaking beauty and its people's resilience. The novel's pacing is deliberate, allowing readers to savor each moment and revelation. The plot unfolds organically, building to a satisfying climax that leaves a lingering sense of hope and possibility. "A Kiss in Kashmir" is more than a romance; it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of forgiveness and acceptance. Saigal's storytelling invites readers to reflect on their own journeys of love and loss, reminding us that even in the darkest of times, there is always the chance for a new beginning.