By Sydney Padua Released : 17/10/2021 Reviewed : 08/10/2021 Reviewed by Shrestha Chowdhury Would you like to know about the father of modern computers and the pioneering lady behind today’s computer programming? Then, let me suggest you read “The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage” by Sydney Padua. The black and white book, published in 2015, is an …
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By Nessa Carey Released : 12 / 09 / 2021 Reviewed : 28 / 08 / 2021 Reviewed by: Mandaly Sagolsem For 45 years Gene Modification (GM) has been with the world, however with little interest. Even though some traditional system has successfully manipulated some of the organisms to give more of what we need, like …
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By Elif Shafak Released : 29/08/2021 Reviewed : 24/07/ 2021 Reviewed by : Samio Rajkumari The story started out with our Ella Rubinstein . She has a husband ,three children and a lovely house. Ella has almost everything yet she felt this emptiness. She has been a house wife though she had graduated with a …
By George Orwell Released : 29/08/2021 Reviewed : 30 /07/ 2021 Reviewed by : Binita Pukhrambam George Orwell, pseudonym of Eric Arthur Blair was a famous critic , English novelist , and essayist . He was born on 25th June 1903 , India and died on 21st January 1950 , England . The book Animal …
By Jack Andraka Released : 15/08/2021 Reviewed : 15/07/21 Reviewed by : Linthoingambi Ningthoujam \” Life is all about finding your passion.It led to a lot of experiences and failures.\” Jack Andraka\’s story wasn\’t just about a teen innovator , it\’s a story of overcoming depression , homophobic bullying and of finding the resilience to …
By Heather Morris Released : 15/08/2021 Reviewed : 05/07/21 Reviewed by : Marilyn Nongmaithem After reading \”The Tattooist of Auschwitz\”,my mind couldn\’t stop thinking about Cilka Klein. \” She was the bravest person I ever met,not the bravest girl,the bravest person \” – Lale Why? I wondered. So soon after reading \”The Tattooist of Auschwitz\” …
By Richard P. Feynman Released : 27/03/2021 Reviewed : 7/03/2021 Reviewed by : Linthoingambi Ningthoujam Richard P. Feynman was the most famous and one of the world\’s greatest theoretical physicist.He was also an artist(under the pseudo name Ofey), a safecracker, practical joker, storyteller and enthusiastic bongo drummer. He wins Novel Prize for physics …
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 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 …