Top 10 Books Of The Month | July [Editor’s Choice]

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Now that the sun is making an appearance (fingers crossed!), there’s nothing better than relaxing on the balcony with a good book and some good coffee. Whether you want a page-turning thriller, a gripping historical novel or a feel-good read, or a self-help book, we’ve got some great choices out this month. 🙂

1. Mindf**ked by Anubhav Agrawal

Subah ke 4 baj gaye, lekin yeh dimaag hai ki sochna band hi nahi kar raha hai. Khud ke baare mein sochna, kisi aur ke baare mein sochna, kisi cheez, kisi jagah ke baare mein sochna, kuch hone wala hai ya kuch beet gaya ho toh uske baare mein sochna… Lekin jab hum kisi cheez ke baare mein zaroorat se zyada sochna shuru kar dete hain, dikkat wahin se shuru hoti hai.

Overthinking sirf humari mental health ko affect nahi karta, balki humare mood ko bhi kharab karta hai, humare rishton aur professional life mein bhi pareshaaniyan laata hai. Jab tak hum normally kuch soch rahe hain, tab tak sab sahi hai, koi pareshaani nahi. Lekin jahan humne zarurat se zyada sochna Read More..

2. High on Life by Vishal Gupta

Do you suffer from depression, stress, anxiety, nervousness, panic attacks, or mood swings? Do you feel like crying without any reason? Do you feel helpless or hopeless? Do you feel tired always? Do you feel a void in your life, even though you seem to have all the luxury of life?

Are you experiencing insomnia or excess sleep? Do you feel sad most of the time even though there is no external reason to feel that way? Do you feel you have no control over your mind, and it keeps on chattering non-stop, and you can’t seem to slow it down? Do you feel overwhelmed with emotions? If the answer to any of the above questions is YES, then the book is for Read More..

3. The Magicians of Mazda by Ashwin Sanghi

The Magicians of Mazda. The latest addition to the most amazing Bharat Series of Ashwin Sanghi is yet another marvel. The story, the detailing, the research, and the very favt that 80% of it is based on the known facts and history makes one gasp in astonishment, surprise and sheere overwhelming knowledge.

It is truly the most provocative novel in the series. It succeed in doing all the justice to the Bharat Series. How every character are created, every scene and event described and how it all is woven in intricately thoroughly detailed and researched context stamps the amazong writing of Ashwin Shangi. A must must read book for the fans of history, mythology, mystery, suspense, Read More..

4. Love Unlocked by Kavita Bhatnagar

Young and dreamy, Priyanka wants to break free from her middle class life to live in the lap of luxury. She is longing for a partner who can pamper her by giving a comfortable life. Sincere and practical, Varun is looking for a companion who can accept and embrace his family. Together with her, he wants to walk towards a better life.

Their marriage becomes a pathway for them to realize their dreams. But their happiness is short-lived as adjustment issues crop up. Will she be able to adapt to her new life without losing her identity? Will a critical twist of fate bring them together? Love Unlocked is an enchanting story which reinforces Read More..

5. The Chutney called Marriage by Parminder Kaur Sharma

This isn’t a cookbook but a book where you will find all the situations of life.

Manav is an ordinary husband, just like coriander, needed in the end. Piya is the melodramatic wife who is a master in the art of making even the simplest things complicated, just like the Chili.

Manav’s mother is the mint. Manav’s sister, Lime- n- lemony Leena, and salty Mummy ji, Piya’s mother.

How does Manav survive? Grab your copy and find out you are going to enjoy it.

6. The Power Of Infinity by Anupkumar Shetty

This semi-autobiography has been used to explain the science and logistics of living a cancer-free life. A sincere attempt has been made to bridge secular and spiritual life, the science of cancer, and the science of wellness.

This book conveys different ways to beat cancer and prevent cancer by systematically attacking the cancer cells with an anti-cancer lifestyle.

The book has five sections. The first and the fifth sections summarize the book for a busy reader. The second section is on fighting cancer as the last game of your life by Read More..

7. Weave Some More by Benita Patnaik

Catching up with Bhaskar after a gap of ten years had been wonderful. But when Avinash is confronted with the dead body of Bhaskar the next morning, he is assailed with questions for which he can find no answers.

Tara, Bhaskar’s wife, cut short her holiday and is asked to identify the disfigured corpse. She hysterically refuses to accept that it is her husband. Inspector Sood is confronted with an unidentified corpse. The Colonel surveys his kingdom and believes the worst of all the people in the colony. Megha and Kartik, the young artist couple, bring a breath of fresh air into this little holiday township. Megha’s accidental death and Kartik’s suicide Read More..

8. Zudora by Reshma A. Dev

For twelve-year-old orphan Satt and his sister, Suhani, life had been nothing but a series of tragedies and hardships, until they unexpectedly stumbled upon the frightening and mysterious secrets of the past. The responsibility of fulfilling their grandfather’s promise and saving the entire world from the clutches of aggressively spreading evil forces fall upon them.

In this saga of emotional ties, the unfinished responsibilities, the hunger for power and the treacheries of trusted friends, unfolds journey that threatens to destroy the very fabric of life and checks the ultimate limits of endurance and fear. And thus begins the fight between good and evil, in world of magic, Read More..

9. Teen Machine by Ishita Agarwal

Why did everything seem so demanding, all of a sudden? And why did it seem to be easy for everyone else? Those Shark people were actually laughing at the difficulty level of the test.

Was I even made for this? The 1 percent that I was trying to fit into, how would I ever get there? I could finally feel the dread catching up. The dread that had been following me all throughout tenth grade, and I’d ignored it throughout. The dreadful feeling of knowing that I wasn’t actually smart.

Avani, a tenth-grade student, has been living in a bubble—she gets top grades at school, loves to read, and spends Read More..

10. Ashramed by Dahlia Sen Oberoi

As a new year rounds the corner, Dahlia Sen Oberoi, a hotshot lawyer whose life revolves around court appearances, client meetings and trotting around the globe, finds herself yearning for something more. With a lifelong passion for fitness, Yoga was something that she had dabbled in as an amateur enthusiast. And when she discovers a Yoga teacher’s training course offered by an ashram, she forces herself to face the question: If not now, when?

And so she sets off on her quest to move away from her uncompromising life as a lawyer and find some calm. Living sans her precious laptop, attending lectures on the Gita, learning and perfecting new asanas, and spending her days Read More..

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