Book Review: The Unscripted Entrepreneur
Arpana Bhuwania’s *The Unscripted Entrepreneur* offers a candid and practical exploration of the startup journey, focusing on the often-hidden failures and lessons learned rather t…
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Malvika Singh
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Book Review: A Spell for Second Chances
"A Spell for Second Chances" is a cozy mystery about Renee, a middle-aged widow who returns to her magical hometown to investigate a murder and a disturbance in the town's magic. T…
From Gullak to Mutual Funds, the Quiet Power of Saving
The author reflects on the evolution of their saving philosophy, moving from a childhood clay pot to a disciplined investment strategy observed in a bank customer. They illustrate …
Book Review: Angry Junglee Bosses
This review examines *Angry Junglee Bosses* by Cross, a satirical novel set in a post-human world where animals inherit and replicate toxic human corporate hierarchies. Through the…
Book Review: Never Forget the Crows
This review highly recommends Supriya Bansal’s *Never Forget the Crows*, a fast-paced mystery centered on a gruesome discovery in an affluent neighborhood. The author praises the b…
October, Please Cool Down
Despite an unseasonably hot October, the author is looking forward to the upcoming Navratri festivities and an October birthday through festive shopping and preparations. To find a…
Book Review: Lost in Fiction
In *Lost in Fiction* by Victorine E. Lieske, a woman named Brynn escapes a threatening real-world situation by traveling through a portal into a magical alternate universe. While t…
Seeing Double: 9 Bollywood Movies With Twins That I Still Love
Drawing from a personal connection to twin cousins, the author explores the long-standing Bollywood trope of identical siblings and double roles. The article provides a curated lis…
Book Review: Forget Me Not
*Forget Me Not* follows Avanthika, a woman suffering from retrograde amnesia who must reconstruct her identity using the potentially unreliable testimonies of those around her. Her…
The Long Tail of a Loss: The Valley by Jami Worthington
This review of Jami Worthington’s *The Valley* describes a novel that shifts from a teenage girl's tragic murder to the long-term psychological aftermath experienced by her survivi…
Slow Mornings and Stubborn Rain
Following a period of illness and hospitalization, a family is navigating the messy and unhurried transition back to their daily routines. Amidst chaotic mornings, heavy monsoon ra…
Mandu: The Love Story a Fort Still Remembers
This review highly recommends Malathi Ramachandran’s *Mandu: The Romance of Roopmati and Baz Bahadur*, a lyrical historical novel about the improbable, artistic bond between a 16th…