Solitude and Books

Have you ever felt like life was going smoothly on the surface, yet something deep inside didn’t quite sit right? That’s how I felt while reading The Unwritten Doctrine. Siddharth isn’t in obvious trouble, but something in him knows the life he’s living might not be fully his own. Get your copy from here His quiet search leads him to Bodhak, a man who doesn’t teach in usual ways, but whose presence alone shifts how you see the world. • It doesn’t offer ready-made answers, but asks you to rethink your inner framework. What truly your soul is searching for.  • Bodhak is a rare kind of character, still, sharp, and mysterious in ways that stay with you.  • The writing is thoughtful, often poetic, but never tries too hard.  • It made me stop, re-read, and reflect multiple times, which is rare for fiction. I felt that this book is perfect for readers who like stories that stir something inside rather than just entertain. It let...

With festivals around the corner, why not gift a meaningful book to the kids in your home to encourage reading habits? Thus today, I am sharing about a very cute book!  Just Bee the Bee by Goutham Kool Monk Get your copy from here What happens when the laziest bee in the hive is suddenly needed?  That’s exactly what little readers discover in Just Bee the Bee, a delightfully rhymed picture book that brings giggles and surprises at bedtime. Buzzley, our jelly-loving, nap-happy bee, steals the show with his quirky ways.  He is a very chubby bee who daydreams about sweets and sleeps all day. The other bees pass comments, the Queen loves him but looks worried about handing over the crown to him.  Doubts begin to creep into the others' minds—until a wild storm flips everything upside down! Will Buzzley be able to prove his value?  Through playful verses and vibrant cute illustrations, it teaches kids you don't need to be like the r...

What happens when your heart pulls you toward someone whose world you can’t agree with? Reality is complex and heart wants what it wants.  That’s what Aarya Mehra faces when she meets Mohan Kapoor in this story named Enermies to Lovers written by author M. K. Devidasan.  Mohan is a man of money and power, everything she usually stands against. But is she misunderstanding him?  I was immediately drawn to their push-and-pull dynamic, where feelings bloom in the middle of tension.  I think most Young adults will find the storyline thus very attractive and witty.  It is not a romance story with clichés but a story to warm our hearts towards the real essence of love, love that not only means to be together in happy times but also in all phases of life- ups and downs and supporting each other's purpose.  I obviously liked these things about this story-  1. Aarya’s values never waver, even when emoti...

"Every Event Gains Shape when we decide what it means. Maybe that's how we understand who we are: by turning everyday motion  into something meaningful." ___________________________________ Have you ever felt like you're just spinning in circles, unsure where your life is headed?  That’s exactly what pulled me into Circle with No Center by Deepak Khurana. Quite an interesting mysterious title that doesnot giveaway about the story.  And again - the blurb intrigued me! Once I started reading, I found myself slowing down to feel every moment. This book felt honest, gentle, and deeply human. Here’s why I think you too may like the story:  -The characters are ordinary, thus relatable, feels like we know many such people around us and thus its written with such warmth. -The story explores modern love and prevailing relationship trends but without clichés. -The writing is simple yet emotionally rich. Thats what we all love right? Something that rises up our em...