Book Reviews

The Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie- is one of her most successful novels. A Train. A crime. Numerous suspects; nearly everyone has a defense. But hold on, and everyone has a purpose. How did this murder happen, which seems to be impossible? Hercule Poirot is the one who knows! I came across this

Veronika Decides to Die by Paulo Coelho- is a brilliant portrayal of a young woman at a crossroads between hopelessness and emancipation, as well as a poetic, jubilant celebration of each new day as an opportunity. In his most recent international blockbuster, the author responds to one of the most common queries of millions of people:

The Founder’s Survival Guide by Rachel E Turner– is a book about how one can do their business as a founder. The author, who has more than 20 years of experience as a transformational coach and leadership consultant, has written this book to help aspiring entrepreneurs follow in their successful footsteps. You’ll learn about yourself

The Palace of Illusions by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni– is an adaptation of the historic Hindu epic “The Mahabharata.” According to many critics, it is one of the best epic retellings ever written. The tale describes the prehistoric era’s treatment of women. It demonstrates how strong women can be and how determined they are to pursue

Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov- is renowned for its contentious subject matter: Dolores Haze, a 12-year-old girl, is the topic of the protagonist and unreliable narrator’s obsession, a middle-aged literature professor who goes by the moniker Humbert Humbert. He kidnaps her and abuses her sexually after becoming her stepfather. With a tortured antagonist who, despite his misdeeds,

Book Review: Hacking Growth by Morgan Brown – shows you how to expand your start-up steadily. The writers offer hundreds of suggestions that have been beneficial for some of the most profitable start-ups in history, including Facebook and Evernote. A book on start-up growth is interesting. Growth comes from more than acquiring new customers. Still,

Friends Forever by Shannon Hale and LeUyen Pham– As always, LeUyen Pham’s illustrations are excellent as she provides a distinctive touch to the page, giving Hale’s work its fullest expression. Despite being the third novel in a series, “Friends Forever” can be read independently. This novel is artfully written with a lot of heart about middle