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  Title: The Turning Points: 1965 War by Sonnia Singh – A Legacy of Courage and Strategy The India–Pakistan War of 1965 was not just a clash of arms, but a test of a young nation’s soul. Less than two decades after gaining independence, India found itself pushed to a war not of its seeking - its fate hanging by a thread as battles raged across The Rann of Kutch to the Mountains of Pir Panjal and culminated in the fields of Punjab. It was a time when history could have broken in an entirely different direction, but through grit and courage the young nation rewrote destiny through audacity and defiance. In The Turning Points: 1965 War, Sonnia Singh captures this tumultuous moment in history with a rare sensitivity. She takes you inside the moments when history itself hung in balance — when the courage of a few turned the tide What sets this book apart is its heartbeat. Ms. Singh does not drown the reader in cold figures or dry timelines. Instead, she invites us into human stories tha...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW Portal Of Realms: Eternal Earth (Portals of Realms Book 1) by ana ailed de la torre salazar Portals of Realms: Eternal Earth is a lovely introduction to dark, romantic fantasy, interweaving mythology, emotion, and high adventure in a thoroughly imaginative story. At the center is a vision from the Moon Goddess Cerridwen of a perfect realm where mortals and magical beings live harmoniously alongside each other, in an utopia. This realm is thrown into chaos from Kieran, who is a god with a cloud of jealousy and vengeance, considering that Kieran's brother was sent to Limbo. Kieran's dark energy is still weaving through the surrounding world, while elemental guardians are being summoned to stand against him and protect the realm while they straddle their responsibilities against their destinies. The novel offers layered characters from Elisa's moving transition from an everyday person to a chosen warrior, to the guardians feelings of conflicting roles as power...

  📚 BOOK REVIEW Curled Crystal: Vol-1 by S. Nimma Some books entertain, some provide comfort—but then there are books like Curled Crystal: Volume One by S. Nimma that ask you to step into the storm of another person's head. The novel follows young Veronica, who is burdened with trauma, fractured relationships, and the invisible wars created by undiagnosed mental illness. Nimma's writing is intentionally chaotic—fragmented, looping, and heavy—as it reflects the spirals of Borderline Personality Disorder and Bipolar Disorder authentically. What I found most impactful was the unapologetic honesty of the pieces. Characters such as Adarsh, a self-proclaimed sociopath, and Yuvi, a imperfect but loyal friend, are powerful waves on Veronica's journey. Themes of self-harm, toxic intimacy, and the search for self run vivid and dynamic in the reading experience. This is not a novel of hope, of healing, or even redemption—it is a novel about the heavy, suffocating "before," ...