Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom is the bestselling and magical chronicle of the author’s life-changing lessons with his Professor Morrie and is a self-help book that not only teaches but also touches the hearts of readers with its soulful narration and enchanting conversations. Read Tuesdays with Morrie Review, Tuesdays with Morrie quotes, theme and buy links in this post on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Essence of the Fifth Veda by Gaurang Damani is a deeply researched book on Indian historical epics like Mahabharat and Ramayan. So, it adds relevant Puranic stories to the basic narration of Ramayana and Mahabharata. Read the book summary, genre, publication date, quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of Essence of the Fifth Veda by Gaurang Damani on Njkinny’s Blog
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A fun book prompt for reading challenges, here is the Best List of Books with a Number in the Title. With books from various genres like romance, thriller, mystery, YA, children’s books, checkout these Top Books with numbers in the title and ace every book challenge with this prompt!
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A Thousand Seeds of Joy by Ananda Karunesh is the teachings of Lakshmi and Saraswati. This is a book unlike any I have ever read and an experience. So, read the book summary, genre, publication date, book quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of A Thousand Seeds of Joy by Ananda Karunesh on Njkinny’s Blog.
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You Are the Best Wife by Ajay K Pandey is the true account of the author and his wife’s love story and subsequent marriage. A debut book that is simply and yet poignantly told, read the book summary, publication date, genre, book quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of You Are the Best Wife by Ajay K Pandey on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Children are curious about the many festivals of India like Lohri, Makar Sankranti, Pongal, Holi, Diwali. So, they often ask questions like Why they are celebrated? How they are celebrated? etc. Discover India: Festivals of India by Sonia Mehta is a beautifully illustrated, informative book on Indian festivals that also includes fun facts, and games to engage young readers. So, read my book review and go buy this beautiful and educative book for your kids.
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2021 has been a year of fabulous new authors. Here are the Best Debut Authors of 2021 you need to read whose books I absolutely loved!
This list includes both traditional as well as self-published (Indie) Debut Authors of 2021 from India and International. Also check out Book Reviews by Njkinny of these new books. So go dive in and enjoy reading new voices!
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With India celebrating 75 years since Independence from the British rule, here are the Best Indian Freedom Struggle Books for every patriot. These are the books that depict the hardships, the sacrifices and the dreams of thousands of Indians as they fought with everything they had against a foreign “divide-and-rule” supremacy for freedom. These are the books that give inspiration and motivation to every Indian to take the dreams of our forefathers for a prosperous, united and happy nation ahead.
Read and bookmark this post that contains the List of Books on Indian Freedom Struggle that are not-to-be-missed!
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What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh is a short yet powerful nonfiction book that contains valuable lessons from Bhagavad Gita. Narrated and explained in simple language, this book has real life scenarios to help readers understand how to be a better, more productive, and happier versions of themselves. Read the publication history, genre, book summary, favourite book quotes and book review of What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green is his latest and the first non-fiction book written by him. Based on his podcast of the same name, this book is a collection of personal essays featuring his reviews of various products, humans exploitation of the planet as well as his personal struggles during the Covid pandemic. Read the book summary, publication history, genre, and book review of The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green on Njkinny’s Blog.
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