Solitude and Books

Eat Up, Clean Up by Manjari Chandra published by 'FingerPrint!' is definitely a book which is worth reading!  There are many testimonials by patients who got benefitted by following the author's guidelines by  practicing healthy diets like elimination, fasting mimicking and exercises like yoga, meditation etc that helped them cope up Bulk frame, BMR disorder, Acid reflux even life threatening Cancer.  Through the various chapters Eat Up, Clean Up clearly points out that -  ▪️Food and health industry has now become a business. Your ignorance is someone's gain. So, it's the utmost necessity that we become thoughtful about what we intake for a healthy and happy life. ▪️We can go back to our roots and clean up our build up mess before relying on medicines alone.  It is a very insightful book with fact and research based data that enriches our knowledge about causes and prevention some very common yet dreadful disorders like PCOS, ...

No Matter What... I will always love you! authored by Rohit Dawesar is a romantic thriller fiction with a mysterious twist. I love its vivid cover, blurb and the different font usage inside.  From each chapter, it starts to paint one step at a time, rough sketches of the Rishi and Mishika's personalities. Mushika is a young bollywood movie fanatic, almost a confused soul but a girl who can lit up the atmosphere with her gorgeous looks and bubbly personality.  She meets Rishi in college, who is a cricket lover and a handsome lad. They enter into a relationship, it breaks but again life lets them build their bond up. When they decide to take it one step forward to engagement, a twist takes place and it's none like other. Rishi knows her crazy pranks and  jokes to test his love from time to time which he takes lightly. I could understand her childish immaturity when she pranks him about a hole in her heart to check if he leaves her. But it...

"It works beta when two people decide to never give up, when they trust, value, respect the relationship as individuals & partners, then nothing can stop them from being together."  This story is based on real life events of author Mr.Atul Kumar's friend Rahul. The above lines are told by him to his daughter Aashna when she expresses her stress and trust issues over her long distance boyfriend. Finally he calms his daughter down by sharing his own long distance love. Who was she back then?  Once I start to glide through the pages after getting a glimpse of care in Shreya's heart for him, I liked reading about how and from where they came to know each other, at which phase of life they were when they met back then, how their first meetings ended up in a hectic situation, sweet emotions and later the hardships of real life they had to face to keep their bond intact.  It shows what it takes to protect a beautiful relationship in th...

The Miraculous Discovery In the Woods. By Kuntala Bhattacharya Amanda is strongly determined to pursue her goal of becoming a literary worker.  Though born in the family of doctors her parents want her to go for a medical career but she has made up her mind.  Her grandparents have passed away that's what everyone believes but most know they disappeared suddenly a year ago for which no search has came out fruitful.  Her grandparent's were explorers of the forest of Kenya. They kept a manuscript which their parents didnot find interest into but others would tell it contained information about mysterious experiences of the hidden dark woods. Now she embarks on a life changing journey to explore the unknown terrains.  She will meet new people, learn new things and connect deeply with the enchanting aspect of life but the mysterious arrival in the end will make her book complete, solves the mystery and becomes the greatest...

The Avion Menace is a spy thriller by Pranav Jariwala! It is a action packed story filled with suspense and twists. A threat is lurking right under the nose. An attack from above. Who are engaged in this devilious attack?  Now comes a navy seal turned into a spy who has taken the responsibility to destroy the demonic mission with his team.  Roy Spectre is his name! In  NYC he lives a peaceful life that soon turns into a nightmare when someone of his own bloodline invents an weapon having enormous power to change the fate of humanity comes into wrong hands.  Roy Spectre enters into the dynamic world of CIA, the department for intelligence and espionage and he now has to face his past. He is strong minded, intelligent, brave and fast decision maker.  His duty for the nation comes in between his family life. It is the story of many army personnels when they have to struggle between and manage both the sides of their l...

The habit of reading is reducing day by day and the tendency to get engaged in visual media has increased by folds. It is good but then reading sharpens up your brain's imagination center. You may introduce  🐶Papalaboomba by Suvarsha Walters to little readers. It will prove to a very intriguing read with its energetic content. This children's book is like a rollar coaster ride in a fun filled adventurous world.  🐶Two little sisters, Rhea who is thin,weary and tall of 13 years of age and  Evelyn of 9, chubby and energetic live with their paternal grandfather and maternal aunt Brianna in a fictious town. 🐶About a year ago, on the graduation pizza party of their 1 year old Dashhound - Pepper who just learn to poop outside the house,🤭 goes missing. So yes the story has some comedy too. It's been a year, but pepper's whereabouts are unknown. But suddenly a shrill bark one late night from the bhoot bunglow leaves Rhea startled! 🐶 Grand...

I really loved reading this book Marital Bliss and Other Things by Jyoti Vij Ahuja. After a long time a story made my eyes drop tears. Thanks to the beautiful smooth and emotionally captivating narration. We can find many romance story collections but a book with a bouquet of marital life stories is yet uncommon to be found easily.  There are 5 short tales which paint different shades of nuptial bond and emotions associated with that. The first one tells us about the tendencies of people comparing their relationship's depth with others. Mrs. Sudha notices Mrs. Dixit, their neighbor bursting with husbands love, beauty, happiness and starts to judge her own newly arranged married life. She thinks she needs that special spark. But as they develop a friendship, a shocking secret lurks up from the dark which changes her thought process. In Diversity Matters two internationals with their contrasting characters are on the verse of a broken tie. Before t...