Title: Prelude
Author: Swarup Talukdar
Pages:50
Genre: Short Stories

The book is a collection of 5 different short stories-‘The Curse”, “Who was he?”,”Lost”, “The Gone Girl”, “The Girl I wished I never loved”.It is the first book in the series of “The sign of Five”
The curse discusses the journey of a schoolgirl on an excursion facing unusual circumstances. The plot of the story is quite gripping. It displays the fear and the pain of the main protagonist Sneha beautifully. The theme of the story is astounding.
“Who was he?” revolves around who Arun who finds himself stuck in a weird situation and how he is affected by that. It discusses some supernatural events.
“Lost” revolves around Arijit trying to figure out how he landed in an accident and roams around streets to find answers to all his questions.
“The Gone Girl” revolves around “Shreya”, a teenage girl experiencing love an relationships. Though the situations are displayed nicely at some points I thought the situations were a little dramatic. I felt like the protagonist was taking some stupid decisions.
“The Girl I wished I never loved” discusses the true events in author’s life.

Each story leaves the reader with questions. Author has done great work putting the thrill in the stories.♡

3.5/5

Title: Nomad and His Rhymes
Pages: 116
Genre: Poetry
Publisher: Notion Press

The book explains different aspects of love. The journey of twin flames. I am a huge fan of poetry . The poet has described every aspect in very less words and at the same time managed to convey what he wanted. As a poetry lover, I love deep meaning poems which leave an impact on the reader where the reader connects with the words but I do not appreciate the book at this point and if you like deep meaning poems then this is not a perfect read for you. On the other hand,if you are starting to read poetry or want simple poems with emotions it is perfect. I have mixed feelings about this book. The whole book is flooded with emotions taking you through a journey of love. Its short and beautiful♡♡

3/5

Title: Unanswered Prayers
Pages:89
Genre:Mythology

The book explains answers to all of those questions beautifully.It is a quick read but it will explain and change your perspective on why are you not able to be succesful.The book revolves around the main charachter ”Khushwant” on a trip with God.The main charachter is a reflection of every human, who blames someone else for their own mistake and never try to learn from their mistake. The plot is amazing and the whole idea of the plot of atrip with God is astounding. The book can answer the questions to those who think they are unlucky and are not blessed.

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5/5

Title: Red Blood, Blue Blood, and The royal heart
Author: Arati Basnet
Pages:123
Publisher: Kharag Warya’s Publishing

The royalty started by the cover only, minimal and beautiful.♡

The book revolves around the true experiences of the author as a person who meditates, as a healer. The book takes the reader through her not so ordinary situations. The language is easy and totally connects with the reader. The book can be called as motivational rather than autobiographical. It can easily inspire anyone. The title and the cover go with the story. Before reading this book, I had never believed in meditation but it gave some different views and perspectives. Moreover, everything is described so beautifully and in fewer words. It changed my perspective while being such a light read.

5/5

A must read!!

Title: Wings of peace
Author: Shruti Aggarwal
Genre: Poetry
Pages: 88

The book is a compilation of several poems discussing on woman emporment. The poems are from more than 180 poets, compiled by the author. Reader can truly feel the emotions in the poems being written by the poets. It is amazing to have thoughts different people with different and vast backgrounds. The book displays how a woman can fight for herself, love herself, do any and every thing as she has the potential to do it. The writing style of each poet is unique.