Every month we bring out the edition of Top 10 Books you need to read this month, this month is no different. This month too we went through many books and then we are here with the books that you should give a read.
So here is our list of Top 10 Books which you should read this month.
1. A Dragonfly’s Purpose by Sujata Sharma
Life was almost perfect for Sujata Sharma, a professor at AIIMS, with every best-laid plan in place. She had been deeply involved with research and teaching, with an active family and social life, pursuing physical fitness. In just seven days, she found herself away from home, checked into a hospital, facing an uncertain future with a rare autoimmune disease, Guillain Barre Syndrome, which rendered her almost paralyzed. The road back towards recovery was long and uphill. With the help of her doctors, family, and colleagues, she started her journey from the grip of the deadly disease, which ended spectacularly with her finally winning a trophy with her departmental team in the first-ever ‘AIIMS Got talent’. In her quest towards discovering her inner Read More..
2. #HASHTAG by Subodh Bhartiya
A collection of urban short stories that reflects on the changing dynamics in Indian society. There are 8 heartwarming stories in a language that’s simple yet effective.
From a live-in relationship between middle-aged people to a life of a girl working at a call center, each story has a human angle that helps readers relate to the characters. A first for its author, the book is a fresh brave attempt at Hindi storytelling.
The author has touched upon diverse topics and stories which we all can relate to in our everyday lives. The Urban stories connect so much to the reality of today’s modern times. Very interesting indulging stories, you can read them on your weekend afternoons. Although if you think that Hindi books are not worth it then let us tell you this book will change your perception. Read More..
3. Kashmir! Kashmir! by Deepa Agarwal
This is a collection of nine stories that explore the lives of children in a land that is beautiful, warm, and yet at times, cold and turbulent. A land where joy and hope bloom like the crocus sprouting through the dark earth. While the lockdown weighs heavily on Humra, Zainab must run to protect her neighbor’s life. Buried in snow, Rehman is saved by an unexpected rescuer, and Atharva finally understands his mother when he visits his abandoned ancestral home.
The plot of the stories is interesting, engaging, and emotional. They are a perfect blend of courage, hope, friendship, family, and manage with the change of circumstances. The author has very well narrated the beauty of Kashmir like Shikaras, Read More..
4. The Zero Covid Solution by Ashish Kalra
“The Zero Covid Solution” is based on a Theory of Bat Coronaviruses to explain Animal Viruses that have occurred in the last 80-100 years including Nipah, Swine Flu, MERS, SARS, and COVID19. The Furin Cleavage site action in these Bat Coronaviruses is responsible for this action via a protease enzyme called “Furin”. This Furin cleaves the S Protein and forges entry into “Human Lung Cells”. This Furin is responsible for the “Acute Respiratory syndrome” and Breathing problems in Human Beings.
Thinking is a process deep indeed. At times, thinking about simple things makes one delve into the deepest of thoughts, and such is the book which has numerous thoughts, ideologies, theories, efforts, and research, shown in a balanced way. The Read More..
5. The Curse of Kukkutarma by Prateep Roy
It is science fiction about ‘how a prodigy makes a Time Machine called Atitay?? And how an Anthropologist and the narrator of the story take it back thousands of years into the past to witness how a ‘curse’ perishes the thriving Indus Valley Civilization. The narrator visits a few major sites of the civilization and witnesses how the kingdoms were being ruled by the kings, queens, princesses, protectors, traders, traitors, and conspirators’.
This book is pure fiction with a glimpse of the architectural and technological Marvels of the Indus valley civilization. There is a lot about our ancient history that will truly fascinate everyone. The language used to be easy to understand hence, beginner-friendly.
6. The Art of Attracting Abundance by Rajesh Vairapandian
The Art of Attracting Abundance explores the idea that everyone has a higher self-potential lying within? Which they ought to explore. They should live their lives to the fullest and maximize their happiness and success. All this is possible through visualization practices. This book has more than 50 powerful visualization practices to help manifest your desires. You can use these practices to attract your soul mate, excel in your career, magnify your business sales, have perfect health, manifest money, overcome stress, depression, anxiety, and more. In a nutshell, these practices can help you attract abundance into your life. Practices are simplified and the author hand holds the readers with great examples. A definite guide for all Read More..
7. Millionaire Mind Unleashed by Pritam Kumar Goswami
Have you ever wondered how many times people without any background or any formal education, even after facing multiple financial and social obstacles, manage to push through and create immense abundance and become self-made millionaires while those with all possible advantages in life do little to become one?
This is because more than money or power, it’s the mind that makes a millionaire. Having such a mindset means you could be faced with the wildest of situations and difficulties where you see no way out, not immediately at least, but despite that, with your faith and persistence, you can overcome them. Their thoughts, feelings, and actions radiate hope and positive expectations.
A self-made millionaire perseveres and either find Read More..
8. A Journey in Mirror by Ashok Kumar Mishra
A Journey in Mirror is a book on how to reclaim your life and effectively handle mid-life crises. It revolves around KC, a Senior Director in his Firm going through a crisis in his professional and personal life. In the battle of Kurukshetra, Arjuna had the benefit of having Shri Krishna on his side, KC has his college friend Shyam.Will Shyam help KC in the journey called life? Reading this book will help you in preparing a roadmap to reclaim your life whenever you face adversities and helps you know your true self. Also, it will help you to discover the importance of Self-vision and Self assessment.
Multiple social situations are described in the book, Read More..
9. Janya Bharata by Manu Nellutla
A unique novel that is set to be happening during Mahabharat but instead of celebrating the actual characters, Pandavas and Kauravas, this novel is all about the commoners who live during those testing times. Yes. You read it right. Kudos to the author for thinking on different lines penning a beautiful novel that talks about a few characters who would be etched on your memory, forever. Mitrajit is the protagonist in this novel. Dhruti was his spouse and Purna, the child. She was named after a tributary of River Godavari. She was interested in Jyotishya studies. Vamadeva was Mitrajit’s father. The novel even talks about cows and squirrels which shows how the story takes form including even the smaller aspects. The disadvantages of war were explained in detail in this novel which shows why war should be avoided Read More..
10. Pahiye Zindagi Ke by Nitish Choubey
Have you been excited about cycling as a child? Or have you lived a variety of adventures in your childhood riding a bicycle? So this story will make you ride on the cycle of time and will definitely stir the whirlpool of your memories for once. Bittu’s cycle is making its way into your hearts by wittingly presenting some social issues to you.
“Tring… Tring…”
The cycle bell has rung, so welcome, with an open heart, to the story of Pahiye Zindagi Ke!
Characters of all the stages of life have been created Read More..
