There’s a whole new crop of books to look forward to this month and March is full of great reads!
Whether you want to read a Business book, a Gripping Fiction Novel, or some beautiful Poetries. We have got you covered with some great choices out this month.
Go ahead give it a read.
So here is our list of Top 10 Books which you should read this month.
1. I Never Gave Up by Sailesh
This book tells the story of Sailesh, a common man, through the eyes of his 15-year-old son, Aadesh. The majority of India’s population is made up of common men who live their lives without challenging their ill fate. But only a small fraction of it dares to define its own destiny. Sailesh is one of them.
The main intention behind this book is to let this majority of our country know that there is a very common man, who didn’t accept the life given to him as is and redefined it on his terms. And if he can, so can you.
The story maps his journey from his humble beginnings to building his career and touching the epitome of Read More..
2. I am the Moon by Sneha
I am the Moon is an anthology of free verse and prose that reflects the different phases of life. In verse inspired by her personal experiences, Sneha tells how a woman feels in the different phases of her life including nursing a broken heart, knowing what love actually is, how important is healing to live, and moving from somehow surviving to live a more content, purposeful life.
This is a collection of verses. The book has of a collection of pieces based on different perspectives of life. The author has penned down the different ideologies and emotions through these pieces. The reflection of reality in these pieces makes it even Read More..
3. Mindful Wealth by Mustafa Mun
Mindful Wealth aims for a shift in our thinking. It talks about the subject of how we should perceive money, how we need to talk about it to attract more of it in our lives, and how to live with gratitude so we are blessed with more than what we already have.
The author of this book is a clinical psychologist from Mumbai, who is passionate about writing and understanding human behavior.
He has a natural inclination for writing and has developed it as a hobby along with managing his family business of manufacturing perfumes and cosmetics and clinical research. Read More..
4. Never let go, until we’re gone by Sandhya K Ravi
It’s still love, even if it’s not forever. Loving someone and being loved by someone is a blessing. ‘Never let go, until we’re gone’, a collection of chosen poems, so closely knitted, portrays the intense and heartfelt emotions pertaining to love, relationships, and heartbreaks. One could easily relive the experiences, as it takes you deep into the waters of love, leaving you dewy-eyed. Sit back, relax, and dive deep into the state of tranquility, reliving the moments, once cherished.
‘Never let go until we’re gone’ is a collection of poems selected by the author. The book’s author has produced poems on a variety of topics, including relationships, love, and much more. Read More..
5. The Drabble World by Kajol Chourasia
THE DRABBLE WORLD is a fascinating assortment of fiction, reality, feelings, and dreamy tales to evoke feelings of nostalgia and empathy for the reader. Each drabble brings out an interesting facet of the human predicament, most of the time ending with a twist, leaving the reader bemused. Most of the stories are designed with the objective to give a life lesson to readers while keeping their interest intact.
The Drabble World is a collection of 100 short stories. No, not even short stories, they are teeny tiny stories each of 100 words. Such small stories are called ‘drabbles’. Each drabble has its own unique theme, representing some unique moments of Read More..
6. A Noise in My Dream by Ranjan Kumar
Kedar Awasthi, a qualified professional, works as the head of exports in a fairly large manufacturing company. His wife, Shalini, and son, Adarsh, are everything for him, and he wants to give the best of life to them. Knowing the limitations in his present job, he tries hard for better job prospects. He receives interview calls from big companies in India and also one from Dubai. Which one does he choose? Is his next job really a better one, offering all that he aspired for? Here starts a long journey of challenges, ups, and downs, uncertainties, travels, meeting various characters on and off the job. Finally, does he achieve what he dreamt of?
It is a story of making choices, facing challenges, conquering adversities, experiencing truth stranger than fiction, Read More..
7. Sab kuch mita ke honsh mein aaye toh kya mila by Rishi Chandak
I Saw I Felt I Wrote! This book is about the feelings of all those who have had fallen in LOVE once in their lifetime. It portrays the other side of the feelings which an individual goes through while being in LOVE.
This book tells us about the feelings of all those who have had fallen in LOVE once in their lifetime. It portrays the other side of the feelings which an individual goes through while being in LOVE. These poetries are filled with love, the pain of loss, and someone’s absence in the life. It is inscribed about different human emotions. Read More..
8. The Optimist by Mustafa Mun
The Optimist focuses primarily on how the human race perceives the whole Covid – 19 pandemic situation. Although the whole situation looks grim and bleak, The Optimist offers hope with a detailed analysis.
The book is a kaleidoscope of eight stories dealing with the lives of eight women, depicting their vulnerability and veracity, trials and tribulations, power and pulchritude, love, and longings. These stories grab life by the horns and peep deep into inter-personal relationships. Divya sees her best friend in Kabir, but does him being a Muslim affect their relationship? Ketaki and her hero bloom in the Gujari Mahal garden, but can they predict their autumn? Sapna tastes love, both in and out of the marriage, but does she relish the taste? Anukriti has a walk over the precipice when she has to choose between her commitment to her patient and her lover, Payal is perplexed when her hormones play paramount and her will dwindles the drain, Mitiksha Read More..
10. Manormani by Harsha K. Leena
Not everything has an explanation in terms of science, which needs evidence and tangible experience. Many things are happening around us that lack explanation, and intelligent people often strike them off as conspiracies.
The forests and the less trodden trails hold lots and lots of secrets, which probably could not be deciphered by present knowledge. A thought conceived in my mind took the shape of a story that I made into a book. I wish you an enchanting stroll through the book.
