Book Review: ‘The Sage Who Reimagined Hinduism’ by Shashi Tharoor
"The Sage Who Reimagined Hinduism: The Life, Lessons, & Legacy of Sree Narayana Guru" by Shashi Tharoor - This book begins with a powerful moment in Kerala’s history.
Book Review: ‘The Nine Lives of Annie Besant’ by Clare Paterson
"The Nine Lives of Annie Besant" by Clare Paterson grabs you with the electric life of a woman who shattered every mould Victorian England tried to box her into.
Book Review: ‘The Girl from Fergana’ by Jonathan Gil Harris
"The Girl from Fergana: Secrets of My Mother’s Chinese Tea Chest" by Jonathan Gil Harris is a moving blend of family memoir and forgotten history.
Book Review: ‘Never Say Die’ by Shripal Morakhia
By the final pages, the inspiration feels calm yet powerful. "Never Say Die" is more than a memoir; it is a philosophy shaped by lived experience.
Book Review: ‘Maharana Pratap’ by Harshikaa Udasi
Harshikaa Udasi's "Maharana Pratap: The Brave Warrior" brings the legendary Rajput king's life to young readers through an action-packed narrative that traces his journey from boyhood in Kumbhalgarh's forts to the epic Battle of Haldighati.
Book Review: ‘Charlie’s Boys’ by Ajay Jain
"Charlie's Boys" by Ajay Jain surprises readers. They might expect a fun school story. But it's much more. It covers his school years from KG to 12th at St. Columba's, an all-boys school in Delhi.
