Book Recommendation by KD

Book Name: The way we were Author: Prajwal Hegde Publisher: Hachette India  Buy Now Blurb:  Bitter rivals. Reluctant colleagues. Tormented ex-lovers. Myra Rai is living her best life. At twenty-eight, she is a prominent journalist at the precipice of dreamy success and her dating life is the envy of the town. After all, jealous heads stir to probe her almost engagement to Ravi Rao, the gentleman heir to a roaring political legacy! Myra is well on her course. Until comes knocking the broad-shouldered, chiselled-face ghost from her past... Andrew Brown is a headstrong political activist, unexpectedly back in the city after a winning stint in the US. Set to take over as the executive editor of Morning Herald, he is determined to revisit his past and reconnect with that one feisty journalist at work who hates his guts, hates that he is back, and hates that he never called... Both Myra and Andrew have lost a lot over the years, including each other. But in the fierce r...

This book can be summed up in one powerful word – Reflect. It beautifully emphasizes the importance and strength that comes from reflecting on life. Despite delving into numerous self-help works, we often overlook the simple act of reflecting, being present, and finding balance in every aspect of our lives. In the absence of a life manual, genuine and intelligent seekers who observe and share their experiences become valuable guides. The author's gratitude extends to those who share their wisdom, providing readers with insights that contribute to a fulfilled life without future regrets. A shoutout to my friend Mohini for introducing me to this extraordinary book. From her initial recommendation, I sensed it would be a great read, but I never expected such an extraordinary blend of joy, excitement, fulfillment, and peace. Unlike conventional self-help books filled with tips and guidance on achieving success or enlightenment, this book stands out. It pours out the author...

Born officially in 2000, Chhattisgarh is one of those states that we know exists but about which we actually know very little. Whether composed of 36 forts, giving it the name Chhattisgarh, or being the Empire of Chedi, i.e., 'Chedisgarh,' which later became Chhattisgarh, it remains one of the lesser-known and overlooked states in Bharat. The suspense arising from this ignorance created fascination and excitement in me to learn more about it. I was fortunate to come across this book, which provides comprehensive knowledge about all important aspects and matters regarding Chhattisgarh, from its distant past to the present. The author delves into the issue of Naxalism, conducting on-the-ground research and analysis in Chandigarh to uncover the real reasons behind it. The author also raises significant questions about the handling of intelligence on explosives possessed by the Naxalites, putting soldiers' lives at risk by not making appropriate decisions and addres...

This Book is definitely 'Spreading Joy' in the hearts of the reader with its amazing story. The storytelling approach is fantastic, resembling a hub of tiny stories, each with its unique emotional flavor and insightful lessons. The historical and geographical context adds depth to the book, enhancing its interest and engagement. For instance, I was unaware that before Surat in Gujarat became the diamond capital of Bharat, Thrissur in Kerala played a crucial role in cutting and polishing diamonds. Its decline resulted from unionism triggered by the Community Government, which assumed power in 1957 after the leftist movement of the 1940s. The author's journey, akin to a captivating movie plot but more fascinating as it's real, imparts valuable lessons about business, places, people, relationships, and navigating challenging situations. Insights about marketing, people management, market penetration, aligning business with strengths, and often-overlooked aspect...

The Author's storytelling prowess shines through in the profound ability to observe, understand, and vividly articulate human emotions. This unique skill transforms characters into palpable entities, allowing readers to visualize and connect with the emotional tapestry woven by the author. What sets this storyteller apart is the reflective depth applied after keen observation, a journey that can only be fueled by experiential wisdom rather than theoretical knowledge. It's a testament to the author's evolution and commitment to the craft, evident in the nuanced narration style that reflects maturity and a genuine passion for writing. Each scene unfolds with such vivid clarity that it effortlessly painted images in my mind, evoking a spectrum of emotions. The poignant tale of "Fountain Pen" brought tears to my eyes, while the subsequent story, "Anvar," skillfully portrayed the scene of sea at night with moonlight & wind, invoking a sense of...

Do you know about our Ancient Cities? How many cities are you aware of? I bet you even though you may never had internet in this subject or History overall and found it boring, you'll love this book and even try to find other thicker books, few from the reference material only given in this book to learn more about our ancient cities and civilization developed there. I also tried to make my review in pointers inspired from the Book as it is such beautifully crafted and designed that I couldn't resist myself from experimenting. 🌟 The Cover and Content: This book not only boasts an eye-catching cover but also offers rich content filled with engaging details. The inclusion of tables, pictures, and illustrations enhances the reading experience. 🏛️ Historical Journey: From the Harappan civilization to the Chola, Pandyas, Deccan, and Mughal eras, this book provides a comprehensive exploration of various cities. It's a historical journey spanning different periods an...