Bloody Dreams by Gopinath Lakshmanan certainly feels like a masterpiece that studies the pain and feelings of women from two sides. How men treat women in love and relationship and marriage is justified equally with both characters: Rajeev and Rajee. Same person but with different gender. At times the story is emotional. Rajee's characterization and depiction of womanly feelings says a lot about their day to day life in homes. With that bloody dreams climax the story sounds implausible at certain places.
Book Review: Added Sugars – The Slow Poison by Srividya
Sugars do no good to anyone. Though sugar/sweets are socially acceptable, yet it causes mortal damage to body organs like liver, mind, insulin receptors, etc. The book Added Sugars – The Slow Poison by Srividya pinpoints the harmful side effects on our life. The book is A to Z about added sugars that are manufactured by mixing chemicals. Read on to know your take on added sugars that are almost omnipresent in all of your processed food that is either canned or packed.
Book Review: The Settled Homeless by Rover V
The novel has no specific genre, I tried guessing but to no avail. I was looking for substantial story part, where characters conflict of interests pose a greater curiosity for readers. The novel is plot less, it took me to the world of Ted.
Book Review: Me No Pause, Me Play by Manoj Kumar Sharma
Me No Pause Me Play by Manoj Kumar Sharma is a short novella on some taboo social issues that are faced by women in their midlife crises while going through menopause transtition.
Book Review: The Lotus, The Rose, The Lily by Yogie Chandra Tatvaraj
The Lotus, The Rose, The Lily by Yogie Chandra Tatvaraj seeks metaphors of spiritual living from the flowers. The book boasts of its light spiritual content and wisdom.