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Love Me Till You Can by Khyati Gadhavi – Book Review
An example bearing this impression is Khyati Gadhavi, who justifies the above line in her second book, “Love Me Till You Can: A Mesmerizing Journey of Aarya and Aarav.”
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Professor Vipin Gupta’s Metaphysics Digs Deep Into Mother Nature
In three just published successive books, “What Is Divine Energy,” “What Is Present Reality,” and “Is Present Reality,” Dr Vipin Gupta challenges the view that the Eastern wisdom, developed over…
Designed and Destined for Greatness: Book Review
The author Johly Beicchualai has done a wonderful job with writing this book. Having been written in a simple language which is meant to convey strong and useful optimistic messages…
Amritsar Express: Book Review
Usage of the journey motif in narrating a tale is one of the ways to give human imagination the trigger in the right direction. Amrathanshu Barde, in his debut work,…
Azure Daydreams – Book Review
“Azure Daydreams” by Gayathri Krishnan is a collection of poems with thoughts that explore different dimensions of life and society. This makes the work multi-faceted and makes it a work…
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Emaddin Adventures: Book 4 – Review
Fantasy and adventure are two genres that can become of instant interest to any reader. Omar Pasha presents the fourth book of his adventure series, “Emaddin Adventures,” which is a…
COLLUDE: A Secret Agreement | Prasun Kulshrestha | The Litrature Times
Some books may be short, but the manner in which authors pack action in them and add the right flavors of mystery and suspense makes the book an unforgettable work.…
Plan Your Diet Like an Expert | Book Review | The Literature Times
Since time immemorial, looking attractive and being fit has always been one of the dominant issues in the minds and hearts of human beings. In light of that, the fashion…
Rise To Lead You | Venkatesh S | The Literature Times
Everyone aspires to have an extraordinary life in their ordinary circumstances. The difference-making factors in any person’s life are the few characteristics that make them work a little extra on…
Akhila Saroha Reviews The Gifted Words | Author Manish Kumar | The Literature Times
Human lives seem to be a bed of roses when projected in the utopian world. Only on closer reality checks, one understands the little intricacies they embody and the delicate…