Read This Book Because..

One beautiful book which would make you value people and the tiniest of things in life. Hollywood is making a movie of it with Tom Hanks in lead. You can watch that.. but a book is a book. ❤️ I hope you enjoy this little review of mine where 2 people make a guest appearance.

An unpredictable novel with a rollercoaster of emotions that's mired in controversies. Is this really a real story? Was there really a woman with 16 people in her head? How did she behave? How did she know she has different people inside her? Am I a multiple personality myself? All questions answered in this episode.. #multiplepersonality #psychology

This book takes you to Bengal, in a Chatterjee house, where 2 girls are born a few hours apart. They aren't related by blood, they aren't sisters ; yet their hearts beat for one another. Until, they grow up. The ghosts from the past catch up and haunt their present. They remain close, but feel afar. And when marriage brings a distance of 7 seas between them, they come close again. A story so mundane yet different. Why should you read it? Know here.

Written by Haruki Murakami, Kafka On The Shore is a combination of myriad of abstract thoughts. But why is it so popular? Should you read it or not? Listen to this audio and find out. ;)

Harbouring irony in its very name, this book by Arundhati Roy is a journey through all the problems of Modern India with no destination all. One thing good about this book is that it's not a 100% work of fiction. What do I mean by that? Listen on, to find out!

Written by Markus Zusak, this book makes you explore the streets of Nazi Germany with death as you guide. It allows you to meet a girl who chooses books over food, Jews over Nazis, love over hate. But why should you read it?? There many reasons.. know them here.

Released in 19th Century, this book had been a source of inspiration for many female authors. This book lets you enter into the lives of March family and learn bitter-sweet nuances of their life. It has love, heart break, friendships, jealousy. It's good for a light-hearted reading and I give it 3/5. Why? Listen to the podcast to find out!!

Written by an Indian politician who keeps making headlines for his verbose, Why I Am A Hindu is a book doing justice to its name. That is, it explains why Shashi Tharoor (the author) is a Hindu, in addition to his fact-based analysis of Hindutva ideology.

We always wonder which book to pick, in order to invest our time in reading it. So, here's an easy way out! Listen to the podcast and then make your decision; it comprises of all the details like the writing style of a book, it's basic storyline, its overall learning and outcome, if any. And there's plenty to choose from.