Krishna Series: The Beginning by Kapil Dabur is a Riveting Mythological Phenomenon Novel Featuring Full-fledged Character Sketch of Kansa before the Birth of Krishna in Mahajanpad.
Trust Your Instincts by Janvee is a Stealth–Help Book that Reflects the Teenage Blunders and Learnings of the Author.
Decoded by Sheeba Sojanar Unveils the Chaos of Family Bonding in the Light of Autism.
“People & Places” by Husna Kassim claims to be a collection of 22 essays that involve travel memoirs, prominent stories of a few Malaysian people, and personal anecdotes from her life. However, after reading the book I felt it’s more about personal experiences of the author as a traveler and keen observer of life from a moot point.
Wagging Tongues by Yogie Chandra Tatvaraj – Worldly Life Lessons through the Dogmatic Lenses of Ranjan D’ Cruz.
The Unexpected Trail by Nisha B Thakur – Magnificent Story-telling. It is a murder mystery with romance as its front theme.
One Summer in Poleru by Nanda Rajanala is one of the most fascinating novels published in India, it mingles up crime thriller and social message on corruption in one setting with a long cast of characters.
Young Detective by Sumita Bose: A Fascinating Children’s Book for Junior Detectives.
Mirror Soul: Flames of Fate by Kritika G. Soin is a romance novel that narrates the story of Charu and Rudra, a twin-flame connection couple. A lot of things happen in their life but they come back from time to time to feel the sweet music of love and the heat of agony of separation.
Badalon Ke Paar by Dr. Sangeeta Tomar is a classic Hindi novel on a young student’s struggle in a school. The story narrates the account of Mini in a new school where she is a misfit. But she fights back to win everyone’s heart. How she does that – it fills the rest of the story.
Chandratal by Puneet Pundir is a Totally Unputdownable Crime Thriller Mystery Novel. It follows the story of one remote hidden lake and stone statue that seems to hold amazing powers that can heal anyone in a fraction of seconds. However, two guys strives to uncover for their own reasons. It is an amazing thriller novel with a lot of subplots that turn any side anytime, making it highly unpredictable.
Land of Mine by Saurav Dutt explores the chaos of the crowd that gathered by millions and camped at the borders of the capital, Delhi, with dozens dying from heat, cold, and Covid.
SS Merce’s novel is inventive and entertaining and with out-of-world characters. The story was so visually appealing that you can literally see the movie playing out as you turn over page after page. Lovers of the fantasy genre will totally like this one, but so will others.
5000 Years Back: A Timeless Conversation by Neetika Maheshwari Kasat is an Illustrated Modern Retelling.
Forever She by Amitav Ganguly is nearly a classy book of seven short stories that have elements of otherworld and supernatural elements.
Man Ki Parchhai by Punit Mishra is a special sort of poetry book, it has classic blending of pure Hindi and contemporary Urdu that makes it a medley of heartfelt musings and hedonistic tapestry. A brilliant flow of words and emotions.
Arihant by Shubhan Balvally – A Futuristic Sci-fi Trilogy way ahead than its Time in India
Dewdrop and Banyan Tree by Ramachandran Rajasekharan: A Bundle of Melancholy, Simple Joys of Life, Childhood Days, Memories, and Vision.
The Alvenaz Villa by Subodh Sharma: Tracing Ancestry through Orphans.
Folu Agoi, President of the Nigerian Centre of PEN International (aka PEN Nigeria), erstwhile Chairman of Association of Nigerian Authors, ANA, Lagos Branch (March 13, 2004 – October 13, 2007), winner of BBC Poetry Competition (2001) and several other awards – including Prof Wole Soyinka Award for Literature (2007), Mother Drum Golden Award for Excellence (2012), The Tutuola Palm for Poetry award (by The Delta Book Club; July 23, 2019), and SWANA 2020 Poetry Competition (Nov 7, 2020; SWANA…
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