Book Reviews
By David Goggins Released : 20/02/2021Reviewed : 05/02/2021Reviewed by : Linthoingambi Ningthoujam This book is not just a memoir of a U.S Navy SEALs. It is a story of a man where poverty, prejudice, physical abuse and failure coloured his days and haunted his nights. But with his will power, self-discipline, mental toughness and hard …
By Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles Released : 20/02/2021Reviewed : 08/02/2021Reviewed by : Tourlin Thokchom IKIGAI The Japanese Secret to a Long And Happy Life Greetings to all! Hope everyone had an amazing busy January with your exciting New Year’s Resolution, 2021. For me, I dived into another self-help book which turned out to be …
By Bama Released : 20/02/2021 Reviewed : 23/01/2021 Reviewed by : Sylvish Waikhom Karukku is the first autobiography written by a Dalit woman. It is translated from Tamil by Lakshmi Holmstrom. It is a classic of subaltern writing. In Karukku, Bama not only writes about her struggles and oppression but also about the many problems …
By James Allen Released : 16/01/2021 Reviewed: 16/01/2021 Reviewed by: Langlen Chanu \’As a man Thinketh\’ is the third book of James Allen serving as a source of inspiration. The title inspired from the biblical verse \”As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he\”. It\’s the book that willhelp you to help …
By John Boyne Released : 16/01/2021 Reviewed: 13/01/2021 Reviewed by : Micheal Atom ‘…….He had thought that there would be a shop in the centre, and maybe a small café likethe ones he had known in Berlin…..’ My heart asked me – “Who will expect to find a café inside a Nazi concentration camp?”Well Bruno …
By Ursula K Le Guin Released : 17/10/2020 Reviewed : 11/10/2020 Reviewed by : Natali Ningthoukhongjam “The king was pregnant.\” Published in 1969, The Left Hand of Darkness was Ursula K. Le Guin\’s fourth book in her Hainish Cycle. Genly Ai, an Envoy from Terra (Earth) has signed up to travel to Gethen, a planet …