Books & Authors
Through this global emergency as a writer, I am putting my mind and efforts together to produce creative assets that can make a difference and create an impact
As his many readers know, Victor Ghoshe is one of the most ingenious authors in the genre of ‘Historical Adventures’ in the Indian subcontinent. His first book, The Job Charnock Riddle, 2016, has been tagged as ‘Our Own version of The Da-Vinci Code,’ by Times of India. Now his latest book, Tomb of God is reviewed – “A compelling script waiting to be made into a full-length feature film – a gritty thriller that would be liked by the fans of Lee Child and Dan Brown.” The Telegraph
An international Brand & Social Communication professional, former Sr Adviser of BBC India, Ghoshe is responsible for developing mass communication strategies for over five nations other than India. He has headed creative teams in leading advertising houses like DDB Mudra. Ghoshe lives in Delhi with his wife Juthika and two sons.
Some glimpses of our conversation with Mr. Victor Ghoshe.
Q1. Your latest book TOMB OF GOD is doing so well and bringing fantastic reviews from readers – What is your inspiration?
Firstly, I am a born storyteller (laughs). I have been telling stories since standard two in school. And I love telling stories.
But, if you are asking me about my present inspiration,
I would say, creative people throughout the world are all creating impactful things that they can develop through this time of emergency!
As a writer I am continuously putting my mind and efforts together to produce creative assets that can make a difference and create positive impacts. Like writing stories, novels and poetry that can help people feel better, feel liberated.
Through my writing I am taking people out of their confinements caused by the pandemic; out on fantastic journeys they always wanted to make… even through all the restrictions of this massive global emergency.
Tomb of God is one such book which has made this possible. Believe me I have received hundreds of Thank you notes for giving them Tomb of God in the time of the pandemic.
Q2. Both your historical adventures have done well, What do you think is working for these adventures?
Firstly, as an old-school writer, I enjoy researching, developing new plots, and writing stories that I want to read, so I never compromise on any of these.
I believe writing isn’t about making money or becoming a celebrity; it’s about enriching lives of the people who read your work and enriching your own life in the process.
Secondly, I believe that – the best stories intrigue its readers so much that they start to walk along with the characters and live the story themselves. I have started believing that my books can do that.
Q3. Writing a historical adventure is immensely hard, as a lot of research goes behind to make it a believable story, so tell us about your research process.
The research for my kind of books is multi-layered. For the places I write about – I try to visit them, and if that’s not possible at all, then I glide through the Google Map routes; I study travel videos of the place by professional vloggers and talk to them personally to make sure that the descriptions are correct.
And for the more serious parts of my research, I study the topics and read research works of specialists from all over the world. After that I take appointments and talk to those scholars, historians, and other subject specialists. I take memberships of several university libraries in different continents to get access to their historical / technological researches and latest findings. For Tomb of God – I had spent 6-7 hrs everyday for over a month at the British Museum.
I believe – I do all of these to be able to make sure that what I write is absolutely correct and also my readers learn something new and interesting from every book that I write. May be my hard work is appreciated when my readers say that
I weave facts into a fiction extremely well.
Q4. You write strong female characters. They’re not waiting to be rescued- they’re smart. My favorite character is Marina, in Tomb of God. Please tell us about the development of these characters?
I get asked this a lot. Obviously, I take it as a compliment because I do want my characters to come out strong. Now, firstly I am surrounded by strong women— my mother, my aunt, my wife, my sister and my Sister-in-laws. They all are great role models and they helped me understand the real strength of women.
Later, I learnt more about women as a social sector professional… I learnt how far a woman can go to fight for her people. In my profession I meet women from many walks of life on a regular basis. So, I talk to them, I carefully listen when they narrate their stories, I try to find out their perspectives about life and other things.
For this character Marina Martinez, you referred to; I actually met and talked to women who are like that. Demure at times, but when needed she can be a fighter. Almost invisible in a group of people and doesn’t bring attention to herself at all. But when you start reading about her, you have a feeling – she must be much more. Later in the adventure you find out – you were right.
Q5. Apart from Historical Thrillers have you thought of writing in other genres?
Yes, the other genre, in fact – the genre in which my first two books were published is Paranormal & Supernatural. I have three such story collections in my credit but they are all in Bengali. There are talks on publishing a paranormal story collection in English. I take immense interest in Paranormal and have years of study in the subject. My published books are Ethernet ebong onnanyo golpo (2010), Megher Khata (2012), and Paranormal (2019).
Q6. Do you hide any secrets in your books that only a few people will find?
Well, this is the first time someone asked me this. Actually it is something I keep doing and it excites me in a way…. believe me – we writers keep writing in our semi-lit studies through endless nights only with expectations that someday some people will read my book, and may be one or two will understand what were my thoughts behind.
I include secrets in my stories, but in such ways that if you know – you know, and if you don’t – you won’t miss anything. Some of the historical names I use have hidden meanings or connections with other characters. There are mentions of scenes from classic films I love, even if you haven’t seen the film it won’t harm your reading experience. But I have to admit one of my dreams is to hear from an excited reader asking me “is [the thing] really what I think it is?”
Then, secrets are one of the main themes of all my books and as these books are in a series when one book ends a reader might think that the questions are all answered. But only I know – there are still some unanswered ones in plain sight. I only hope a few of my readers also know what I know.
Q7. What is the most difficult part of your creative process?
Two major successful books back-to-back, and yet every night after the kids go to bed – I face a blank MS Word page and struggle for at least half an hour to get immersed into the story.
To me, the most important part of producing anything creative is to be able to get immersed in it. Now, at the same time, it is also the most difficult part in the entire creative process. Because unlike any other field of production – a creative mind can be disturbed by the simplest of the simple things like a headline in the newspaper or a distressing situation in a distant land or even the knowledge of someone close is in pain somewhere. Now for me the best remedy for this is the fact that I know my characters don’t care whether I am in a good mood or not, if the books found success or not. So, when I can’t immerse into the story – I simply follow my characters – and they take me where they want the story to go.
Q8. You also get compliments on your intense pacing. From page one, you take readers on a mind-blowing adventure. As the writer, how do you keep track?
As I said, I try to write books that I would want to read. I read books from several genres – barring romance. Now, if a book doesn’t hook me right off the bat, I struggle with it because I know I have ten others sitting on my shelf. So, what I try to do is – I don’t give a reader an excuse to put my book down.
Someone once told me that when writing a mystery, it’s good to build up to this climatic moment 25 or 30 pages into the story. For me, if I have to wait 25 pages before something important happens, I’m putting that book down. So I start my book with something huge – a murder or someone being put in a death-pit. I want my reader to say – ‘’Wow, let’s not put this one down.’
Q9. Your books have a cinematic effect, someday would you like to make them into movies as well?
All I can say is – there are already discussions on film adaptations of both my books. Let’s see.
Q10. Both your books have Codes as central themes – tell us something about it?
I like the concept of secrets hidden in plain sight. And always been fascinated by codes and deciphering them. Believe me, at the age of ten I could write and read more than 20 different codes including a few from the World War II.
I believe a code is like the screen that stands between you and the truth. So much of the world is like that. I think all our ancient scripts & scriptures are codes – the greatest of all codes. The problem with us humans is – we want to read metaphorical stories as facts.
Q11. Are you working on a new book? Can we get some idea about it?
I am already working on the next novel.
When the Covid 19 pandemic hit India in March 2020, I had already finished all the works around TOMB OF GOD, so I started my research for the 3rd Eric Roy adventure during the first lock down.
After writing about the covert agency and the secret brotherhood of the tomb, in the latest, I found myself compelled to come up with a more secretive topic. Fortunately, I recently learned about a shattering historical possibility, more buried – even than the secret of the TOMB. This new secret – if revealed, can truly change the world, which will take the centre stage in my next novel. Until then, of course, mum’s the word.
Buy My Latest Book
| Title: | TOMB OF GOD |
| Author: | Victor Ghoshe |
| Publisher: | Rupa Publications |
| Price: | Rs.158 (Paperback) |
| Pages | 328 |
| Ebook? | Available |
| Buy Now | Amazon |
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Welcome to our Top 50 Most Influential Authors of 2025 list. Each year, we share names of writers who had a strong impact on readers around the world. We pick writers from many kinds of books that made people think, feel, or talk. You will find authors of novels, business books, self-help work, history, and more. This list is our way of showing voices that shaped talk in the year. We hope it helps you find books you enjoy and want to tell others about.
1. Acharya Prashant, Author of Truth without apology.
2. Arundhati Roy, Author of Mother Mary Comes to Me.
3. Megha Majumdar, Author of A Guardian and a Thief.
4. Shrijeet Shandilya, Author of Can We Be Strangers Again?.
5. Yash Ranjit Jain, Author of Was I Ever Enough?.
6. Khurshed Dordi, Author of The Art of Conversation.
7. Karina Pandya, Author of Inside Mumbai.
8. Jishore Abic, Author of I Am the CFO.
9. Pratiksha Misra, Author of Bhoota Gappa Part 3.
10. Dr. Monish Bhalla, Author of Narco Jihad.
11. Shabnam Omer, Author of Unshakeable.
12. Shakti Mehta, Author of It Takes A Village.
13. Dr. Kurian Ninan, Author of Serenity Within.
14. C. Bhaktavatsala Rao, Author of Think to Win.
15. Jijith Nadumuri Ravi, Author of Geography of Ramayana.
16. Krishnan C.A., Author of The Happiness Flywheel.
17. Rakhi Haridas, Author of Misled towards Truth.
18. Nishindra Kinjalk, Author of Symphony.
19. Arti Mishra, Author of The Silent Cage.
20. Psy. Greeshma Nataraj, Author of Is There Any Possibility.
21. Pradip Chanda, Author of The Final Cut.
22. Dr. Suniti S. Vadalkar, Author of WOW Wonders of Wellness.
23. D.S. Parihar, Author of Business Runs in the Family.
24. Shivasharan, Author of A Leaf in the Whirlwind.
25. Sarwar Alam, Author of Bihari Boy in Kerala.
26. D. Senthil Kannan, Author of Inspirational Insights.
27. Sushila S. Fonseca, Author of When Faith Divides.
28. Varun Chandna, Author of The Curious Case of Black Money and White Money.
29. Jaideep Gupte, Author of The Greatest Inventions Ever.
30. Dr. Pulak Sahay, Author of A Bouquet of Poems.
31. Dr. Rajeesh George, Author of We Got Your Back!.
32. Aalok Dixit, Author of Art of Digital Hustle.
33. CA Pranav Sharma, Author of I had a Best Friend too.
34. Parul Mathur, Author of Those 30 Seconds.
35. Ashwath Narayan, Author of Maladaptive Coping Mechanisms.
36. Gaurav Pattnaik, Author of Finding Shiva.
37. Dr. Shubhrangshu Barman Roy, Author of The Leader’s Behavior Lab.
38. Chirag Bhatia, Author of Cipher of a Wandering Mind.
39. Praveen Sharma, Author of The Ramayana Code.
40. Sumeet Singh Lamba, Author of FOMO: Marketing to Millennials.
41. Nandini Alagar Iyengar, Author of Graceful Winning.
42. Deepanshu Srivastava, Author of Mesmerising Short Stories.
43. Tiju Mundakappalli, Author of A Short Vacation of a Donkey.
44. Rajan Gottra, Author of Time Never Heals.
45. Prof Soujanya Pudi, Author of Connect.
46. Mona Banerjee, Author of Patchwork Woman.
47. Zia Marshall, Author of From Breaking to Blooming.
48. Pragya Agrawal, Author of The Renunciation.
49. Kiara Windrider, Author of Cosmo Luminous.
50. Paul Moore, Author of Hitchhiking Through Management.
Thank you for reading our 2025 list of the Top 50 Most Influential Authors who made a mark this year. We worked hard to bring this list to you with clear thought and honest care. We hope the names and books here gave you good ideas and time worth spending with strong writing. Keep talking with friends and other readers about these authors and their work. Stay with us for more lists and simple talk about reading and writing in the year ahead, and send us the thoughts you want to share.
August is here with a fresh stack of books to brighten your days. This month’s picks bring you everything from heart-touching life stories to fun campus romances and inspiring reads that will keep you hooked till the last page. If you’re in the mood for love, laughter, wisdom, or something new to think about, there’s a book here for you. So, grab your favorite drink, find a comfy spot, and meet the authors and stories that can make your August a little more special.
These books are worth slowing down for—see which one speaks to you.
1. The Happiness Flywheel by Krishnan C.A.
The Happiness Flywheel by Krishnan C.A. is a fresh and clear take on something we all want but often chase in the wrong way—happiness. Mixing simple spiritual lessons, useful ideas from work life, and years of mentoring, Krishnan makes the topic easy to follow. His 7-part method covers purpose, habits, resilience, relationships, and balance, helping you build a life that feels full and steady.
The best part? He has done all the heavy reading, so you don’t have to. If you’ve tried many books on happiness but still feel unsure, this one stands apart. Perfect for working individuals and those seeking self-growth.
2. Serenity Within by Dr. Kurian Ninan
Serenity Within by Dr. Kurian is a funny, straight-talking guide to finding peace in a noisy, stressful world. With relatable stories and easy tips, Dr. Kurian shows you how to calm your thoughts, stop overthinking, and make self-care feel natural—not like another job on your list. You’ll laugh, nod, and pick up habits that actually work in real life. No mountains, no 12-hour meditation—just small, doable changes for a calmer mind.
Dr. Kurian writes with wit, warmth, and rare honesty. If you feel drained, stressed, or stuck in overdrive, this book is for you. A smart, light, and uplifting read.
3. Valuation vs. Profitability: The Startup Dilemma by Vikas Devnani
Valuation vs. Profitability by Vikas Devnani is a clear, no-jargon guide for startup founders, investors, and business dreamers who want to build smart and last long. With real stories from global successes and failures, Vikas breaks down the big choice every startup faces—chasing high valuations or focusing on steady profits. You’ll see lessons from names like WeWork, Zoho, and Airbnb, plus get a simple framework to decide what’s right for your stage and goals.
Vikas writes with sharp insight, rich experience, and rare clarity. If you’re building a business or backing one, this book will help you think—and choose—better.
4. The Golden Nuggets for Success and Happiness by Dr. M. Sree Prathap
The Golden Nuggets for Success and Happiness by Dr. M. Sree Prathap is a warm, easy-to-read guide packed with 42 short chapters full of wisdom, relatable stories, and practical ideas. Each chapter gives you simple ways to build a life filled with joy, purpose, and meaningful achievements. From everyday habits to deeper life lessons, the book helps you focus on what truly matters.
Dr. Prathap writes with sincerity, clarity, and genuine care for his readers. If you’re seeking clear direction to reach your goals while staying happy, this book is for you. A thoughtful and inspiring read you’ll want to revisit.
5. I Had a Best Friend Too by CA Pranav Sharma
I Had a Best Friend Too by Pranav Sharma is a heartfelt tale of friendship, memories, and second chances. Set in the days of Orkut, SMS recharges, and keypad phones, it takes you back to a time when conversations felt slower but warmer. Pranav and Aparna, once close friends, meet again on a train after twelve years apart. As old memories resurface, so does a bond that never truly faded.
Pranav writes with gentle charm, honesty, and emotional depth. If you love stories about nostalgia, missed chances, and the magic of reconnecting, this book is for you. A sweet, warm, and relatable read.
6. The Greatest Inventions Ever by Jaideep Gupte
The Greatest Inventions Ever by Jaideep Gupte is an engaging look at the everyday things we use without a second thought—and the brilliant minds who created them. From the Stone Age to the present, Jaideep walks you through inventions that shaped how we live, work, and connect. You’ll learn the stories behind common tools, life-changing machines, and even ideas that might shape the future.
Jaideep writes with clarity, curiosity, and a knack for making history feel alive. If you enjoy learning how things came to be and the people who made them possible, this book is for you. A smart and fascinating read.
7. Overthinking Is My Best Friend by Ankit Rao
Overthinking Is My Best Friend by Ankit Rao is a warm, witty, and relatable look at the mind that never stops. Through stories from school days, work life, relationships, and travels, Ankit shows how overthinking isn’t always a flaw—it can be a quiet strength. With gentle humor and honest reflection, he turns endless thoughts into moments of understanding. This isn’t a fix-it guide, but a friendly chat that makes you feel seen.
Ankit writes with charm, insight, and rare self-awareness. If your brain runs marathons while you’re trying to rest, this book is for you. A thoughtful, funny, and comforting read.
8. Metamorphosis of Maniyan the Donkey by Tiju Mundakappalli
Metamorphosis of Maniyan the Donkey by Tiju Mundakappalli is a lively and heartwarming tale of change, love, and finding one’s purpose. Maniyan starts as a restless donkey unsure of his path, but life pushes him toward growth, responsibility, and unexpected leadership. From eloping with his love Kanakam to working tough jobs, becoming a counselor, and finally defeating the King Lion to rule the forest, Maniyan’s story is full of twists, lessons, and charm.
Tiju writes with warmth, humor, and an eye for life’s turning points. If you enjoy uplifting animal stories with real-life meaning, this book is for you. A fun and inspiring read.
9. Sanatana Jyoti by Vijay Vasudevan
Sanatana Jyoti by Vijay Vasudevan is a deeply moving account of the life and work of Jagadguru Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Swamigal, the revered Maha Periyava of Kanchi. From becoming the head of the Peetham at just 13 to reviving Vedic traditions, guiding devotees, and touching countless lives with quiet grace, his story shines with devotion, wisdom, and humility. Through careful research and heartfelt narration, Vijay brings rare and inspiring moments to light.
Vijay writes with respect, depth, and gentle clarity. If you are a devotee, a spiritual seeker, or simply curious about India’s great sages, this book will leave a lasting impression.
10. Cocktail Mocktail by Apurva Joshi
Cocktail Mocktail by Apurva Joshi is a fun, fast-paced campus romance with all the spice, sass, and sweetness you could ask for. Aadya and Danny are total opposites—she’s all rules and ambition, he’s all charm and ease—but being forced to team up for an international competition changes everything. From heated debates to unexpected sparks in Switzerland, their love-hate banter keeps you hooked till the last page.
Apurva writes with humor, energy, and a flair for sharp dialogue. If you enjoy college rom-coms with a mix of laughs, drama, and chemistry, this book is for you. A lively and addictive read.
That wraps up our August list—filled with books to make you smile, think, and feel. Each one is written with care and passion, ready to give you hours of reading joy. Pick the one that speaks to you first, or read them all if you can. Here’s to a month filled with good stories and moments you’ll remember long after you turn the last page.
Pick one up—you never know how it might stay with you.
Book Prices
| The Happiness Flywheel | Rs.433 (Paperback) |
| Serenity Within | Rs.199 (Paperback) |
| Valuation vs. Profitability | Rs.180 (Paperback) |
| The Golden Nuggets for Success and Happiness | Rs.326 (Paperback) |
| I Had a Best Friend Too | Rs.269 (Paperback) |
| The Greatest Inventions Ever | Rs.1599 (Paperback) |
| Overthinking Is My Best Friend | Rs.243 (Paperback) |
| Metamorphosis of Maniyan the Donkey | Rs.159 (Paperback) |
| Sanatana Jyoti | Rs.179 (Kindle) |
| Cocktail Mocktail | Rs.256 (Paperback) |
(Prices and availability are subject to change without notice.)
Books help us slow down and think. Some books make us feel better, some teach us something useful, and some remind us of what really matters in life. In this list, you will find ten books by Indian writers. These books talk about daily life, love, hard work, health, and finding strength. Each one is simple to read and speaks with honesty. If your days are busy or your mind feels full, picking up a book like one of these can bring peace and help you think in new ways.
Give these books a try—you may find exactly what you need.
1. A Road in My Name by Rakesh Singh
A Road in My Name by Rakesh Singh is a story of grit, growth, and grabbing chances when life doesn’t go as planned. Rakesh once dreamed of flying fighter jets, but when that door closed, he found other ways to soar—starting with a Rs. 3,200 job in Delhi and ending up as a tech leader in a Fortune 500 company in the US.
Through simple stories and honest advice, he shares what worked, what didn’t, and what kept him going.
This book is perfect for young Indians from small towns who want to build something big, even if they’re starting with very little.
2. The Day She Met Him by Kavitha Venkatesh
The Day She Met Him by Kavitha Venkatesh is a heartfelt story about love showing up when life feels uncertain. Vidya, nursing a broken heart, never expects her path to cross with Vijay’s—let alone through an unplanned marriage. He’s a reserved businessman; she’s trying to find her footing again. As they navigate family pressures, misunderstandings, and past wounds, something real begins to grow between them.
This isn’t a fairytale romance—it’s about choosing each other, one day at a time. If you enjoy emotional stories about second chances, slow-growing love, and relatable characters, this one will stay with you long after it ends.
3. Sky Monk by R.R. Sharath Singh
Sky Monk by R.R. Sharath Singh takes you on a transformative journey with Arjun, a young man learning to tap into his inner warrior. Based on a true story, this book introduces the principles of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) in a practical, easy-to-understand way. As Arjun navigates his challenges, you’ll discover how to master your mind, communicate better, and set clear goals.
This story is more than just a narrative—it’s a guide to awakening your potential and pursuing dreams that might have once seemed out of reach. If you’re ready for a change and want actionable insights, this book is your path forward.
4. Brick by Brick by Dr. Kettaki Kasbekar
Brick by Brick by Dr. Kettaki Kasbekar is a powerful memoir of resilience and determination in the male-dominated world of real estate. Starting with dreams of becoming a doctor, Kettaki’s path took unexpected turns, but her commitment to growth and learning never wavered. She faced setbacks, personal loss, and industry shifts, but through it all, her drive to succeed and give back fueled her journey.
This book isn’t just about career success—it’s about perseverance, overcoming challenges, and rising stronger with each setback. If you’re looking for inspiration to chase big dreams and tackle obstacles head-on, this book will resonate with you.
5. The Indispensable CEO by Raghesh G Menon
The Indispensable CEO by Raghesh G Menon challenges the traditional view of leadership as an innate trait. Today, leadership is more about mindset than titles, and this book shows you how to cultivate that mindset through systems thinking. By blending different leadership styles with flexible, actionable strategies, Menon introduces a mental framework that simplifies complex problems and turns them into manageable tasks.
This isn’t just a book on leadership—it’s a tool for personal transformation, designed to make you a more effective and indispensable leader. If you’re looking to take your leadership skills to the next level, this is the guide for you.
6. You are The Conqueror by Dr. Pratibha V. Dave
You are The Conqueror by Dr. Pratibha V. Dave takes you on a transformative journey through the teachings of Vedanta, as explored in the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads. Dr. Dave guides readers from a place of self-doubt to self-realization, showing how ignorance creates misconceptions about our true nature. Through powerful teachings like “Tat Tvam Asi” (“You are THAT”), the book challenges you to see beyond emotions and realize your connection to a higher consciousness.
This isn’t just spiritual wisdom—it’s a practical approach to mastering your inner self. If you’re seeking deeper understanding and peace, this book will guide you to your true potential.
7. What They Still Don’t Teach You In Project Management School by Joseph Dolphin
What They Still Don’t Teach You In Project Management School by Joseph Dolphin is your behind-the-scenes look at what really goes into managing successful projects. While textbooks focus on theory, this book tackles the real-world skills every project manager needs—like earned value analysis, delivery models, and staffing strategies. It also explains key ideas like work package strategy and the difference between selling a solution and actually delivering it.
If you’re a project manager, consultant, or business leader who wants to move beyond the basics and learn what actually works on the ground, this book is a practical and insightful read.
8. Trails of Thought by Crystal David John
Trails of Thought by Crystal David John is a reflective journey through the mind, drawing a beautiful parallel between hiking through rugged terrains and navigating the trails of our thoughts. With each step, the book explores how our ideas form, shift, and surprise us—often shaped by love, doubt, faith, and bias.
It’s an invitation to wander deeper into your own consciousness and emerge with new perspectives.
If you enjoy introspective writing and are curious about how thoughts shape who we are, this book offers a thoughtful and calming read for thinkers, dreamers, and anyone looking to better understand their inner world.
9. Ramona by N. Balaji
Ramona by N. Balaji is the story of two poor children, Ramona and Brian, who grow up in small villages. Life is hard for them. They do small jobs for little money and often have no place to sleep or food to eat. People around them treat them badly because of where they come from.
They face many problems—some from people, some from nature—but they keep going. They learn that living in poverty teaches them to be strong. Sometimes, they get a small chance to live better, but even that is taken away.
This book shows the real struggle of poor children who try to survive each day.
10. Effortless Health for Busy Lives by Anubhav Jain
Effortless Health for Busy Lives by Anubhav Jain is a simple, clear guide for people who want to stay healthy without strict diets or heavy planning. Made for busy workers, parents, and homemakers, it shows how to build better food habits using small, easy steps.
Learn how to eat the right amount, stop overeating, manage cravings, and shop smarter.
It also teaches simple ways to fast, improve gut health, and care for your body using two helpful tools—D.R.E.A.M. and P.R.I.S.M. With quick food tips and easy recipes, this book helps you stay on track while handling a busy life.
These books are written with care and speak to real life. They come from different people, but they all share one thing—they are easy to read and full of meaning. You don’t need to rush or read them all at once. Pick one, read slowly, and take what makes sense to you. Maybe one book will help you grow. Maybe another will make you feel seen. No matter your mood or your goals, you will find honest words and useful thoughts here.
Start reading one of these books—it might stay with you longer than you think.
Book Prices
| A Road in My Name | Rs.283 (Paperback) |
| The Day She Met Him | Rs.314 (Paperback) |
| Sky Monk | Rs.269 (Paperback) |
| Brick by Brick | Rs.283 (Paperback) |
| The Indispensable CEO | Rs.710 (Paperback) |
| You are The Conqueror | Rs.185 (Paperback) |
| What They Still Don’t Teach You In Project Management School | Rs.617 (Paperback) |
| Trails of Thought | Rs.269 (Paperback) |
| Ramona | Rs.149 (Kindle) |
| Effortless Health for Busy Lives | Rs.425 (Paperback) |
(Prices and availability are subject to change without notice.)
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