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The perks of being a book lover opens so many horizons for you. You are fortunate to explore so many virtual worlds and thus your imagination always get fine-tuning. Gradually you can imagine even better. And, eventually you lead to imagining something with a substance. I consider myself and all our team members even luckier to get a chance to ... Read More »

21st century is changing many definitions. And, it is just the beginning. We must say that mankind has seen a lot of changes over the centuries. But the changes it is seeing these days are really amazing. Probably, I feel the same I am witnessing it like you! A lot has been changed in terms of the way people work, ... Read More »

Recently we’ve reviewed Survival by author Anuj Tikku. It is a collection of articles focused on Positive attitude and conveying life lessons. You can read our detailed and unbiased book review for the same at: Survival by Anuj Tikku | Book Reviews Anuj runs a blog named Tikky’s Travelthon successfully for more than 2 years. You can visit it at: ... Read More »

Recently we came across a few books which fall in how-to, motivational and inspirational zone. Some of them are: How to Publish a Book in the East That You Can Sell in the West by Kim Staflund | Book Reviews Stuck in the Middle?: Let’s break the middle class dilemma! by Praveen Tiwari | Book Reviews Clarity is the only ... Read More »

Recently we came across a book named How to Publish a Book in the East That You Can Sell in the West by Kim Staflund. However, the author has approached us with the information about the book and informed about a book promotion running on, (we’ve downloaded the book for free from Amazon then), the review is unbiased, as always. ... Read More »

Recently we came across a few books which fall in how-to and inspirational zone. Some of them are: Stepping Stones: Taking Towards the Goal by Lubhna Dongre Make the Best of Your Life: Letters to Bahujan Youth by Prabhu Guptara The radically changing nature of Work, Workers & Workplaces by Parthajeet Sarma Stuck in the Middle?: Let’s break the middle ... Read More »