Book Review – With The End In Mind
Kathryn Mannix’s book made me reflect on grief, life, and death, especially given the fact that am dealing with Krishnan’s physical absence. A very thought provoking book !
Books
This category has our reviews about every book that we read and learnings from some of the books.
Book Review – As Long As The Lemon Trees Grow
As Long As The Lemon Trees Grow is set during the Syrian revolution. It traces the life of a young pharmacist named Salama. Do read this well written book. 5/5
Osho Says – You Can Only Be Yourself !
Osho’s “Krishna, The Man and His Philosophy” helps in understanding Bhagwan Krishna. Osho explains how each of us should follow one’s unique path, as each journey is different.
Book Review – The Tourists
The second Mac Dekker book is all about the Middle East, and Israel, while the action takes place in Paris. Do read the well written spy thriller.
Book Review: The Spirit of The Dragon
This book is the story of Suk-bo a young Korean girl married to Hisashi, a Japanese. Despite the terrible relations between Japan and Korea, these two genuinely fall in love.
Book Review – The Dragon Queen
Learn a little bit of Korean history through William Andrews books. The Dragon Queen is about Queen Min, the last queen of Korea. Do read her fascinating story.
Gita Gyan #1 – Who Won Today ?
Happy Gita Jayanti ! Sharing a fascinating interpretation of the very first verse, as shared in Sri Sri Paramahansa Yogananda’s book “God Talks With Arjuna”. Do read and share your thoughts.
Book Review – Daughters of the Dragon
Daughters of the Dragon is a fictionalised account of Korea during WWII and the dark period of the Japanese occupation. Comfort Women are still to be acknowledged…
Book Review – The Elias Enigma
I enjoyed Simon Gervais’ latest book, The Elias Enigma, featuring Caspian, who navigates a complex mission in France while neutralising or befriending old threats. A thrilling read!
The Last Sentinel and The Last Guardian
Finished reading books 2 & 3 in the Clayton White series written by Simon Gervais. Those who like Robert Ludlum’s style of writing and his genre, would love these. 5/5