Once upon a time in the bustling Indian town of Jollynagar, there lived a wise old teacher named Mrs. Patel. She had a magical way of making even the dullest lessons sparkle with excitement. One sunny morning in her kindergarten class, she decided to embark on a hilarious adventure with the “12 Powerful Words.” Mrs. …
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Hey there, fellow book enthusiasts and curious minds! Get ready for an exciting journey into the heart of “Fear and Lovely” by the talented Anjana Appachana. We’re about to embark on a rollercoaster of emotions and secrets, so buckle up and join us for a chat that’s going to make you want to dive right …
Once upon a time in the lively Indian town of Chaiville, there were two best friends, Raj and Rohit, who loved nothing more than chatting with each other. Every evening, they would gather at the local tea stall to chat and share stories. One scorching summer day, Raj came rushing to their usual meeting spot, …
Hey there, fellow armchair detectives and adventure seekers! Get ready to unravel a thrilling mystery in “Ausentes” by Edelweis Ritt. We’re about to embark on a journey to São José dos Ausentes, Brazil, where a curious discovery leads to an investigation that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Grab your magnifying glass …
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This Saturday, at our book club meeting of Jab We Booked, Bhavik presented Ayn Rand’s “The Fountainhead” in great detail, lasting for a full 22 minutes. Among the many things he discussed, one sentence caught my attention: the difference in how Westerners approach prayer compared to Indians. Indian prayers mostly focus on gratitude rather than …
Katy Brent, the bold and fearless author of “How to Kill Men and Get Away With It,” has taken the literary world by storm with her provocative storytelling. In this exclusive interview, we dive deep into her inspiration and motivations behind her debut novel, exploring themes of revenge, blurred morality, and justice. Join us as …
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Life is like a quiet, safe haven for introverted souls, where speaking up may feel like a distant storm. It’s a journey where sometimes, being heard is a challenge. But as I keep on telling people; life is our canvas, and our voice is a brush; even gentle strokes can create a masterpiece. We should …
Hey there, writing enthusiasts and curious minds! Get ready for a chat that’s going to spark your creative fire. We’re sitting down with a talented writer Richard G Lowe Jr., who’s no stranger to the world of words. From ghostwriting heartfelt stories to diving into the depths of science fiction, this interview is like a …
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Hello everyone, its me, Mili again. And today I am back with a new interview with an internationally well-known author, Zorian Cross. You may have heard of him. In this exclusive interview, we have the pleasure of chatting with Zorian Cross, an award-winning playwright who has now ventured into the world of novels with “The …
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Health is wealth, as everyone knows, but its true meaning came into existence when COVID hit the world. However, two and a half decades ago, health was always thought to be physical health. But no one talked about mental health. It was taboo to talk about Depression, Schizophrenia, and Parkinson’s disease. It was there earlier, …
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Dear Readers, today, we’re about to embark on a literary adventure with a remarkable author Sudarshan Ray. His book ‘Mahabharat’ have touched the hearts of readers worldwide, and we’re here to uncover the secrets behind his creative genius. Read the review of the book here. Mili: Your retelling of the ancient Indian epic, ‘Mahabharat’; promises …
In the still of night, under starry skies so high, A girl at her balcony, with coffee by her side. She sips in silence, a moment to unwind, As thoughts in her mind, like constellations, align. She gazes beyond, where city lights do gleam, A world of stories, in each twinkling beam. The coffee’s warmth, …
Once upon a time in a bustling farmer’s market, there lived a jalapeno named Pablo. Now, you might think being a jalapeno isn’t all that exciting, but Pablo was no ordinary pepper. He had dreams – dreams of adding a fiery spice to the mundane lives of veggies around him. Pablo’s adventure began when he …
Once upon a time, in the quirky town of Munchville, something truly eerie was about to happen. It all began on a chilly Halloween night when the mischievous popcorn kernels decided to put on a show like no other. These little kernels were tired of their plain old fate of becoming popcorn, so they hatched …
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Hey everyone, I am back this week again with a super interesting interview with an author Aayush Gupta, he is an author-screenwriter who oscillates between Delhi and Mumbai depending upon the medium he’s working on at the moment. His debut novel TOPPERS, a YA political thriller, was published by Penguin Random House India in 2016. …
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