Nothing Lasts Forever

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Nothing Lasts Forever by Sidney Sheldon is a medical thriller about three women doctors—Paige, Kat, and Honey—working in a San Francisco hospital. The story explores their struggles in a male-dominated field, dealing with challenges in both their personal and professional lives. Paige, the main character, is wrongly accused of murder after a patient dies, and the book follows her fight to prove her innocence. Kat faces relationship problems, and Honey, a talented surgeon, battles her own inner demons. Filled with suspense, betrayals, and courtroom drama, the novel shows how ambition and secrets can have life-changing consequences.

Bottomline :
A seat edged courtroom drama !

Rating :9.9/10

Master of the Game

      

 

Master of the Game by Sidney Sheldon is an epic saga spanning four generations of the powerful Blackwell family. The story begins with Jamie McGregor, who rises from poverty to create a diamond empire in South Africa. His ruthless daughter, Kate Blackwell, becomes the true "master of the game," manipulating everyone around her to protect the family business. Key plot twists include Kate’s cold-hearted control over her son Tony, forcing him into a life he despises, and later her efforts to groom her granddaughter Eve. Eve turns out to be as ruthless as Kate, but her scheming eventually backfires, leading to her downfall.
   
Bottom-line  :
Four generations story ! Still feeling fresh for us to read.

Rating : 9.1/10

Windmills of Gods

     

Windmills of the Gods by Sidney Sheldon is a suspenseful thriller centered on Mary Ashley, a college professor who is unexpectedly appointed as the U.S. Ambassador to Romania. After initially declining the offer, she changes her mind following her husband's sudden death, unaware it was orchestrated to isolate her. As Mary settles into her new role, she becomes the target of an assassination plot by an elusive group called "Patriot," led by a man named Angel. The shocking twist reveals her trusted ally, Mike Slade, to be Angel. However, instead of killing her, Slade spares Mary, and the conspiracy unravels.

Bottom-line :
A complete mossad.

Rating : 9.2/10

Bloodline

       

Bloodline by Sidney Sheldon is a gripping tale of power, betrayal, and corporate intrigue. The story revolves around Elizabeth Roffe, who unexpectedly inherits her family's pharmaceutical empire after her father’s mysterious death. As Elizabeth struggles to maintain control over the business, she faces sabotage from within, with multiple suspects plotting against her for their own gain. The novel is packed with suspense, scandalous revelations, and globe-trotting action. Though some of the characters are stereotypical, Sheldon keeps the plot moving with sharp twists and turns. It's a compelling read for fans of high-stakes drama and complex family dynamics.

Bottom-line :
Money ! Money ! Money! I couldn't resist myself comparing this Roffe and Sons family drama with the movie knives out.

Rating : 9.5/10

Doomsday Conspiracy

       

Doomsday Conspiracy by Sidney Sheldon is a fast-paced thriller that follows Commander Robert Bellamy, who is tasked with investigating a UFO sighting. As he tracks down witnesses, he finds himself entangled in a global conspiracy, with powerful forces determined to silence anyone connected to the event. The novel blends elements of espionage, science fiction, and political intrigue. Bellamy’s personal struggles with love and loyalty add emotional depth, though the plot twists can feel somewhat predictable just like it's title .
   
    Bottom-line :
    Still, Sheldon’s trademark suspense keeps readers engaged. It’s a thrilling, if slightly far-fetched, tale of survival and deception.
   
   Recommended audience:
   Readers who love to read mossad kinda stories.
  
   Rating : 8.9/10

Are you afraid of the dark

       

Are You Afraid of the Dark? by Sidney Sheldon is a suspenseful novel where Kelly Harris and Diane Stevens investigate the mysterious deaths of their husbands, who were part of a high-tech think tank. They soon realize their husbands were murdered to protect a dangerous secret. Tanner Kingsley, the head of Kingsley International Group, is behind the conspiracy, using a weather control machine called Prima, capable of creating devastating storms for financial gain and world dominance.Kelly and Diane's lives are in constant danger as they uncover the truth. In the end, Tanner is killed by his own invention, bringing the conspiracy to a tragic, ironic conclusion.

Bottom line :
Adventure of these ladies is an intriguing read. Sheldon played with screenplays ! Charlie's angels might have taken his books as inspiration.

Recommended audience :
Obviously, Sheldon lovers !

Rating : 9.5/10

The Sky is Falling

        

    "The Sky Is Falling" by Sidney Sheldon centers on Dana Evans, a TV news anchor who becomes suspicious when all five members of the wealthy Winthrop family die under seemingly unrelated circumstances. As Dana investigates, she uncovers a vast conspiracy involving the family's ties to a dangerous arms dealer. The plot thickens when she discovers that Taylor Winthrop, presumed dead, is actually alive and orchestrating the deaths to cover his illicit dealings. The climax reveals that Taylor plans to unleash a devastating attack using a stolen nuclear warhead. Dana's relentless pursuit of the truth ultimately saves millions from catastrophe.

    

Bottom line: 

Sheldon's masterpiece. Every woman wants to become like a Dana Evans, The bravest lady on Sheldon's Era. 

Rating : 9.3/10

The Best Laid Plans

   The Best Laid Plans by Sidney Sheldon is a tale of revenge of Leslie Stewart, a powerful businesswoman, seeks revenge on her former fiancé, Oliver Russell, a rising politician. She uses her media empire to destroy his reputation and political career. Leslie and Oliver falls in love with each other when they were poor. They plan their wedding, but a few days prior to it, Oliver goes to Paris for a sudden meeting. Later he is engaged to Senator Todd's daughter on condition of having funded for his political campaign . Leslie vows to take revenge against him. She is married to an old man who owns the newspaper Phoenix Star. With his failing health and subsequent death, Leslie becomes the sole owner of his properties. In spite of all the other businesses, Leslie takes an immense liking for the media empire, with which she intends to destroy Oliver. Davis Todd announces that he plans to make Oliver as President of US. Leslie soon acquires the Washington Tribune, a large media conglomerate also creates stories about Oliver only for his downfall. There are series of murder accusation against him but at the end, Oliver's manager Peter is behind all the liquid ecstasy murders. The book ends with Oliver following through with the peace deal among the Arab Nations and Israel, while Leslie is left shocked and embarrassed by a mistake her media empire will never be able to live down.

   

Bottom line : 

 We will be disappointed at once we come to know all of Leslie's efforts to pull down the Oliver went in vain. 

 

 Recommended audience:

 18+

 

 Rating: 9.5/10

   

If Tomorrow comes

         

    "If Tomorrow Comes" by Sidney Sheldon is a thrilling novel that follows Tracy Whitney, a young and talented woman who is wrongfully imprisoned after being framed by a powerful crime syndicate led by the corrupt gangster, Tony Laverne. After serving her unbearable sentence, Tracy is determined to seek revenge against those who wronged her. Upon her release, she uses her intelligence and charm to become a master con artist. She orchestrates a series of elaborate heists targeting those who betrayed her, including Laverne and his associates. Her revenge leads her to work with Jeff Stevens, a fellow con artist, who initially helps her but later becomes her ally.

In a dramatic twist, it's revealed that Tracy’s former lover, who initially seemed like a support, was involved in the conspiracy. Tracy and Jeff confront him, ultimately leading to his downfall. The novel ends with Tracy and Jeff on the run, embarking on new adventures, setting the stage for further escapades.

Bottom line : 

So engaging read especially on their heists. After reading about Tracy and Jeff , There must be new phrase called Partners in Crime. 

Recommended audience:

Heist Lovers !

Rating: 9.8/10

The Naked Face

       

"The Naked Face" is a suspenseful novel that follows Dr. Judd Stevens, a New York psychoanalyst, whose life turns upside down after his patient, John Hanson, is brutally murdered. Shortly after, his secretary, Carol Roberts, is also killed. The police suspect Judd, but he soon realizes that someone is targeting him, and he must uncover the truth to survive. So he hires a private investigator Moody .As Judd digs deeper, He discovers that the murders are connected to his patient, Anne Blake (a mysterious patient with whom Stevens is in love), whose husband Anthony DeMarco . He tries to extract information about Anne's sessions with Stevens and forces him to convince Anne to go with her husband (DeMarco) to Europe. It is revealed that he killed Hanson (mistaking him for Stevens) and Carol (to extract information about Anne).At the end, Stevens manages to kill DeMarco and is rescued by Police Officer McGreavy.

    

Bottom line : 

It's Sheldon's one of the master piece. While reading, We couldn't resist ourselves to suspect all the characters in the story. Still the end had a twist. 

Recommended audience:

Those who are interested in investigation side of stories. 

Rating : 9.8/10

A Stranger in the Mirror

          

"A Stranger in the Mirror" by Sidney Sheldon is a tragic tale of ambition and the high price of fame. Toby Temple, a ruthless comedian, claws his way to the top of Hollywood. He marries Jill Castle, an equally ambitious actress who was once humiliated by the industry. As Toby's fame grows, his health declines, and Jill, who initially loves him, begins to resent him. But she takes revenge on people who humilated her in initial days of becoming actress. In a shocking twist, Jill seduces Toby's doctor and convinces him to let Toby die during surgery. After Toby's death, Jill's guilt and paranoia consume her, leading to her own tragic and lonely downfall.

    

 Bottom line :

Only Sheldon can write like this. 

 Recommended audience :

Those who want to know what's happening in the movie industry , it tells the complete in and out. 

 Rating : 9.3/10

Rage of Angels

               

    "Rage of Angels " by Sidney Sheldon is a thrilling tale of Jennifer Parker, a lawyer whose career is jeopardized by a mafia setup. After nearly losing her license, she rebuilds her life and becomes entangled in a passionate affair with politician Adam Warner, unaware that he's married. As their love story unfolds, Jenny also finds herself in a dangerous alliance with mafia boss Moretti. The novel takes a dark turn when her son Joshua is kidnapped and killed due to her involvement with Moretti, shattering her life. Warner, unable to leave his wife, ultimately abandons Ms.Parker.The story ends on half and half tragic note, with Jenny goes to zero and Adam becomes the US president.

    

Bottom line: 

Who else can't accept the Sheldon's heroine! Exactly! The story ends the same as Jenny is accepted by all and starts practising her law from the scratch in the small town as in the beginning of the story. 

Recommended audience: 

Courtroom drama lovers and aspiring lawyers because Sheldon teaches all of tricks to win the case. 

Rating : 9.4/10

Memories of Midnight

        

    *"Memories of Midnight"* follows Catherine, who is suffering from amnesia after surviving an attempt on her life orchestrated by her husband, Larry, and his lover, Noelle. Rescued and hidden by the wealthy Costa Demiris, Cathy slowly regains her memory. However, Demiris has a hidden agenda, he seeks revenge for the deaths of Noelle and Larry, whom he manipulated into their doomed plot. As Cath uncovers the truth, she realizes that Demiris plans to eliminate her as well. In the end, Demiris's own greed and paranoia lead to his downfall, as his crimes are exposed and he faces justice. Cath ultimately escapes his clutches, finding freedom and peace after a harrowing ordeal. Advocate chotas who feels guilty on getting unjustice to Noelle and Larry's due to Costa, devises a plan to kill him by saving him from suicide case of his wife Melina Demiris who does suicide because she seeks revenge on costa. Finally, Chotas kills himself and Costa from the cliff. 

    

Bottom line : 

It's not interesting as much as its prequel The Other Side of Midnight but the end is unexpected one !

Recommended audience: 

Those who are interested in reading underworld drug dealings , mafia etc. 

Rating: 8.5/10

The Sands of Time

      

"The Sands of Time" by Sidney Sheldon is a thrilling novel set in the Middle East, where a group of archaeologists unearth a mysterious artifact that leads to deadly consequences. The story weaves together espionage, romance, and political intrigue, keeping readers on the edge of their seats. Sheldon's knack for plot twists and compelling characters shines through, although some relationships feel formulaic. Overall, it's a gripping read with vivid settings and suspenseful storytelling that will appeal to fans of action-packed thrillers.

Bottom Line :
Initially while reading, we feel get interested at each nuns' back stories. As story progresses,  we feel disconnected on and off  in between though it's so fast paced screenplay. Overall, a gripping read.

Recommended audience:
Those who love Sheldon's work. Spoiler alert: This book has no murder at beginning and no further investigation. Hence it never fits into the typical Sheldon's story telling stereotype. 

Rating : 8.7/10

Morning, Noon and Night

       

"Morning, Noon, and Night" is indeed centered around Harry Stanford, a wealthy and enigmatic tycoon who mysteriously drowns while cruising on his yacht off the rugged coast of Corsica, it sets  off a chain of events that unravel long-held family secrets. As his children navigate the aftermath of his passing, they discover shocking revelations about his life and legacy. A Strikingly beautiful young woman appears at the funeral and she claims to be Stanford's daughter and entitled to a share of the tycoon's estate. Is she genuine, or an impostor? Sheldon skillfully weaves a tale of intrigue, betrayal, and redemption as the characters grapple with their relationships and confront the truth about Stanford's past. 

Bottom line : 

Julie,Harry's legal heir revelations was so easy to guess. Only this novel of Sheldon’s is so predictable yet insisting us to finish it off.

Recommended audience: 

Teenagers and above.

Rating : 9.4/10

The Stars Shine Down

           

   "The Stars Shine Down " tells the story about down to earth woman Lara Cameron. She rises from a poor background in Nova Scotia to become a powerful real estate tycoon in New York. Ambitious and determined, she builds an empire through ruthless decisions and unyielding willpower. Along the way, Lara encounters numerous challenges, including betrayal, scandals, and fierce competitors. Despite her professional success, her personal life is turbulent. She falls in love with Philip Adler, a brilliant pianist, but her obsession with power strains their relationship. As she reaches the pinnacle of her career, Lara realizes that her empire and personal life are fragile, built on shaky foundations. The pressures of her high-stakes world threaten to unravel everything she’s worked for, forcing her to confront the cost of her ambitions.

   

Bottom line : 

This female centric fictional book talks about How Lara becoming successful tycoon which is so inspiring. The way she tackles all the struggles on her pathway , boosts up our confidence .One of the happy ending novels from Sheldon's books factory !

Recommended audience: 

Minimum teenagers and Maximum no limits. Women who want to build up their careers can read this as a first stepping stone.

Rating : 9.6/10

Tell me your dreams

               

    "Tell Me Your Dreams "by Sidney Sheldon is a gripping psychological thriller exploring multiple personality disorder (MPD). The story follows Ashley Patterson, a successful woman who becomes the prime suspect in a series of gruesome murders. As the investigation progresses, it’s revealed that Ashley has two alternate personalities: Toni Prescott, who is aggressive and vengeful, and Alette Peters, who is gentle and artistic. These personalities, created from deep-seated childhood trauma, commit the murders, unbeknownst to Ashley. The courtroom drama that follows exposes her condition, leading to a shocking verdict where she is found not guilty due to insanity. The novel's tension-filled narrative and deep psychological insights keep readers hooked until its haunting conclusion.

Bottom line : 

Sheldon nailed it! No denial on that ! The way he took the court room drama with three different female centric characters and combined them to one with mental traumas. We would be dumbfounded when reason behind her condition was revealed in this cliffhanging thriller. Dont miss it !

Recommended audience:

This fast paced thriller is a must read for crime novel readers. It's considered as one of the best among sheldon's works.

Rating : 9.8/10

The Other Side of Midnight

              

    "The Other Side of Midnight" by Sidney Sheldon is a suspenseful tale of love, betrayal, and revenge. It follows Noelle Page, a beautiful actress, who thinks men can be controlled only with her beauty and power but wants vengeance on Lawrence Larry Douglas, the American pilot who abandoned her. She aborts her unborn child in a painful way so that she can keep the revenge within her for years. Larry marries the innocent Catherine, unaware of Noelle’s plans. Noelle allies with her lover, Constantin Demiris, a powerful Greek tycoon, to destroy Larry. Initially she insults Larry and has fallen in love once again . The story unfolds as old lovers reunite and devise a plan to murder Catherine. In the end, Demiris orchestrates Catherine's murder and ensures Noelle and Larry's execution, completing Noelle's tragic revenge in this seat edged courtroom drama. 

Bottom line : 

No one can guess the happenings on the last 20 pages and that's what make it a gripping thriller. If you open any page randomly and read, you may not know whether Larry is with Noelle or Cath is with Larry or Demiris with Noelle or even Noelle with the singer Phillippe or Director Gautier but end up with reading a 18+ scene for sure. 

Recommended audience :

Mystery and Court room drama lovers who are Strictly 18+ since it's double A rated book.

Rating : 9.7 /10 ( esp for the end twist)

7 Sins of being a mother

       

"7 Sins of Being a Mother" by Tahira Kashyap Khurrana is a candid, humorous take on modern motherhood. The book delves into the often unspoken struggles and joys of parenting, wrapped in the author's witty, unapologetic narrative style. Each chapter explores a different "sin," such as guilt, anger, and envy, reflecting the real, sometimes messy emotions mothers experience. While the tone is light and relatable, the book also offers deeper insights into the societal pressures on mothers. It’s a refreshing, honest read that resonates with anyone navigating the complexities of parenting.
   
Bottom line :
It expresses the motherhood in different way with relatable facts. Non stop laughable riot!

Recommended audience:
Mothers especially new moms and women who are on their family way.

Rating : 9.7/10

The Innovative Leader

         

The Innovative Leader is a comprehensive guide to fostering innovation within organizations. Wunker, an experienced consultant, outlines strategies that leaders can use to identify and capitalize on opportunities for growth and transformation. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding customer needs, leveraging disruptive thinking, and creating a culture that supports experimentation. Wunker combines practical advice with case studies from various industries, making the concepts accessible and actionable. It's an insightful read for leaders looking to drive sustainable innovation and stay competitive in an ever-evolving market.

Bottom line :
Totally a HRM guide !

Recommended audience  :
Definitely corporate people or those who are working in the same hierarchy. 

Rating : 7.5/10

Thinking in bets

        

"Thinking in Bets"by Annie Duke is a thought-provoking book that challenges readers to rethink decision-making. Duke, a former professional poker player, argues that life is more like poker than chess—filled with uncertainty and risk. She emphasizes the importance of making decisions based on probabilities and incomplete information, rather than striving for certainty. The book is filled with practical advice on how to separate outcomes from the quality of decisions, encouraging readers to embrace uncertainty and learn from it. It's a compelling read for anyone interested in improving their decision-making skills in business or life.

Bottom line :
After reading this book, I am not sure we may apply these tricks and advices on life but for sure we end up playing the poker atleast once in our life time.

Recommended audience:
Those who anything interesting to read !

Rating : 8.2/10

ABC yoga

       

The Kids' Yoga Book is a vibrant and engaging guide that introduces children to yoga through easy-to-follow instructions and playful illustrations. Each pose is explained in a simple, approachable way, making it accessible for young readers. The book encourages mindfulness, physical activity, and relaxation, making it a valuable tool for parents and educators. However, it may not offer enough depth for older kids or those with prior yoga experience. Overall, it's a fun and effective introduction to yoga for kids.
   
Bottom line :
It is fun-learn as well as informative for kids. It's not A to Z , its just ABC .

Recommended audience  :
Obviously kids. A guide to the yoga teachers to be , for engaging the kids for an hour daily.

Rating : 7.8/10

How to build self discipline to exercise

           

Martin Meadows' How to Build Self-Discipline to Exercise offers a straightforward approach to overcoming exercise challenges. By exploring the psychology of motivation, the book provides practical strategies to establish a consistent workout regimen. While not all suggestions are universally applicable, the core emphasis on self-discipline is beneficial. It's a worthwhile read for individuals seeking to make exercise a habit.

Bottom line on bullets :
1. Prepare a goal sheet (Only with good dopamine habits)
2. Set a deadline.
3. Avoid triggers ( most important )
4. We are average of 5 friends in our circle. So better choose good people to be surrounded with.
5. Visualize the process rather than trying achievement of goals.
6. Rewire the brain to think of the polar opposite when it encounters the trigger.
7. Finally combine the new habits with old habit to make it as routine.

Recommended audience:
People who want to become next version of themselves.

Rating : 9.2/10

Get to the top

           

"Get to the Top" by Suhel Seth is a motivational guide to help you climb the corporate ladder. With practical advice and real-life examples, Seth shares strategies for success, networking, and leadership. He emphasizes the importance of hard work, integrity, and communication. This book is a must-read for professionals seeking to advance their careers and reach the top of their industry. Seth's insights and expertise make it a valuable resource for achieving success.
   
    Bottom line :
Author defines the 10 rules that influenced him. Each rule has its own pros and cons . But some are impractical. He is doing corporate business obviously his client's are big shots. Those people commented at the back cover. The lesson I learnt is 'Dont buy the book by its cover'

Recommended audience:
Some may read but most people like me skip the page. Read the summary is enough for this book.

Rating  : 7.5/10

Postnatal Yoga for Beginners

            

"Postnatal Yoga for Beginners" is a great resource for new moms aiming to regain strength and flexibility after childbirth. 

It provides gentle yoga poses and routines tailored for postnatal recovery, with clear instructions and helpful illustrations. 

The author emphasizes self-care and listening to your body, making it accessible for yoga beginners. 

The book also offers tips on incorporating yoga into daily life with a newborn, making it a supportive and practical guide for enhancing physical and mental well-being.

Bottom line : 

It took all the nine months to reach where moms are now, the same it takes 9 more months to get back to the body in pre pregnancy.  Allow the body to heal on your own , with gentle mindfulness practices like yoga

Recommended audience: 

Recent moms ! 

Rating : 8.9/10

100 Harsh Truths of Life

         

"100 Harsh Truths of Life" is a straightforward book that is collection of 100 quotes explains tough realities of life. Each of the 100 truths written by famous authors and our favorite poets is presented clearly and honestly, making readers think deeply about human nature, relationships, and self-improvement. Most of the quotes belong self help category. Some quotes may seem harsh or uncomfortable, but they offer valuable lessons and wisdom.

Bottom line :
A whole bouquet of mindpicked quotes !

Recommended audience :
Tea time motivational read , May take 15 mins to finish it off , with so many bookmarks.

Rating : 6.7/10

The Midnight Library

"The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig tells the story of Nora Seed, who, after a suicide attempt, finds herself in a library between life and death. Each book in this library represents a different life she could have lived. Guided by her old school librarian, Mrs. Elm, Nora explores various alternate lives, from becoming an Olympic swimmer to a rock star. As she navigates these parallel lives, she learns valuable lessons about regret, choice, and self-worth. Ultimately, Nora realizes the importance of embracing her imperfections and decides to return to her original life with a renewed sense of purpose and appreciation.

Bottom line :
If we don't move on or not okay to change for better , the current situation may or may not give adverse effects

Recommended audience  :
Those who blame current situations without counting of their blessings.

Rating : 9.5 /10

Thought Vibration

"Thought Vibration" by William Walker Atkinson explores the idea that our thoughts emit vibrations that influence our reality. Atkinson suggests that by controlling and focusing our thoughts positively, we can attract favorable circumstances and improve our lives. The book blends metaphysical principles with practical guidance, advocating for mindfulness and intentional thinking.

Bottom line :
Change the thought patterns,  Change the reality

Recommended audience :
Those who believe in LOA and power of positive thinking.

Rating : 7.8/10

How to take smart notes

This book teaches us a good way to take notes. It shows us how to write down important ideas, organize them, and connect them together. People like this book because it helps them learn better and be more creative. It's easy to understand and follow, and the ideology helps so many people in every field. Making extra short notes is the plus point here. Fleeting notes has to be done within 2 days. New notes can be formed with existing pre collected information.Making permanent notes and marking key references help us to finish up the task easier.

Bottom line :
Overall , this book increases our productivity time and make the job easier than before.

Recommended audience :
As I am an author, I feel so connected with every ideas. I would recommend this book for authors to finish off writing on time. It works in all fields.

Rating : 8.9/10

How to Raise a Healthy Gamer

           

"How to Raise a Healthy Gamer" provides practical advice for parents navigating the world of gaming with their children. The book offers balanced insights into the benefits and potential pitfalls of gaming, emphasizing the importance of moderation and healthy habits. It covers strategies for setting boundaries, encouraging positive gaming experiences, and fostering open communication.

Bottom line :
Even though the author convinces us to raise a good gamer kid , we parents will never follow these rules . What we do is simply disconnect the console or install parental controls. Period.

Recommended audience :
Parents of this Era

Rating : 7.6/10

The Psychology of secrets

            

"The Psychology of Secrets" by Andrew Gold explores the intricate dynamics of why people keep secrets and the psychological ramifications of doing so. Through a blend of scientific research and personal stories, Gold examines how secrets shape our mental health, relationships, and societal norms. The book is well-organized, making complex psychological theories accessible and engaging. Gold's narrative style is captivating, offering profound insights into the nature of secrecy and its impact on human behavior.

Bottom line :
Really interesting to read how you can cheat the lie detectors . This book is astonishing me to think about types of secrets and how they differ from each other. Intriguing read !

Recommended audience :
Thought-provoking read for anyone interested in the hidden aspects of the human mind and the consequences of concealed truths.

Rating : 7.8/10

Pulling Your Own Strings

         

" Pulling Your Own Strings " by Dr. Wayne Dyer is a motivational guide to help you break free from negative thoughts and emotions. The book teaches you how to take control of your life, make positive choices, and develop self-awareness. Dyer shares practical advice and inspiring stories to empower you to live a fulfilling life. He shows you how to overcome self-doubt, build confidence, and develop a growth mindset.

 Bottom line :

Wayne alerts us not to get victimized under any circumstances. Victim within us is born when we are sharing of information with others for consoling ourselves.  

 Recommended audience :

It's a must-read for anyone seeking personal growth and transformation.

 Rating : 8.6/10

The one minute mother

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"The One Minute Mother" by Spencer Johnson gives simple and quick tips for better parenting. It teaches three main ideas: setting clear goals for kids, giving quick praise, and short, calm corrections. The book is easy to read and full of helpful examples, making it great for busy parents. With these easy-to-use methods, parents can build stronger, happier relationships with their children. It's a handy guide for anyone wanting to improve their parenting in a short amount of time.

Bottom line :

One minute goal setting , One minute praising and One minute reprimand which helps to understand the kids to accept the mistakes and feel their worth at the same time. 

Recommended audience : 

Every mother should read as these strategies work for all the types of mommies. 

Rating :9.5/10 ( why do always Spencer's books score more ?)

How to raise positive vibration in 5 min

      

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"How to Raise Positive Vibration" by Abhiman takur is a practical and uplifting guide that offers readers simple yet effective techniques to enhance their energy and well-being. Through methods like gratitude exercises and affirmations. The book is accessible and easy to follow, making it suitable for both beginners and those experienced in affirmation practices. Its concise format ensures that readers can quickly implement the strategies into their daily lives, to make the things to happen.

Bottom line :
Author's core point is insisting us to write affirmations and imagine visualization. Nothing more than that.

Recommended audience  :
A Quick read  . Any one can give a try.

Rating : 6.4/10

Why has nobody told me this before?

      

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"Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?" by Dr. Julie Smith is a self-help book that offers practical mental health strategies. Smith shares personal and professional experiences to illustrate coping mechanisms for anxiety, depression, and self-doubt. She shares how to come out of the grief on losing loved ones.She emphasizes the importance of self-compassion, debunks common mental health myths, and provides exercises like journaling and mindfulness practices.

Bottom line :
This book promotes square and deep breathing to alert the brain that the situation is not stressful anymore. The Core point is identify the root cause of the unknown sadness that suddenly stick us.

Recommended audience :
Anyone can read, especially those who miss loved ones presence. 

Rating : 8.7/10

Building a Second Brain

        

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"Building a Second Brain" by Tiago Forte offers a comprehensive system for organizing digital information to enhance productivity and creativity. Through the PARA method (Projects, Areas, Resources, Archives), Forte teaches readers how to capture, organize, and retrieve information efficiently. The book emphasizes the importance of externalizing thoughts to free mental space, thereby improving focus and innovation. Practical tips and real-life examples make it a valuable guide for anyone looking to manage digital clutter and optimize their workflow.

Bottom line :
Capture, Organize,Distill and Express. Overall, these words cover up the whole book.  The major core point is express it in less time for using the better feedback .

Recommended audience :
Pre-planners can read for improving their efficiency. 

Rating :8.4/10

The Champion's Mind

       

"The Champion's Mind" by Jim Afremow is a motivational book that helps athletes develop a winning mindset. It offers practical tips on mental toughness, focus, and positive thinking. Afremow shares insights from successful athletes and emphasizes the importance of visualization and resilience. The book is easy to read and provides valuable advice for anyone looking to improve their performance in sports and life. It's an inspiring guide to achieving greatness.

Bottom line :
The concepts of feeding our inner wolves are so interesting to read. Winning mindset comes not only from athletic people but also from winners in all the fields. Good takeaways overall.

Recommended audience :
Everyone can read.

Rating : 8.4/10

Out of the Maze

         

"Out of the Maze" by Spencer Johnson is a compelling follow-up to "Who Moved My Cheese?" It continues Hem's story, focusing on his struggle to adapt to change and find new paths in life. The book highlights the importance of questioning old beliefs and embracing new ideas to overcome obstacles. Through clear and engaging storytelling, Johnson delivers valuable lessons on flexibility, resilience, and personal growth. It's a brief yet impactful read, ideal for anyone facing change or seeking inspiration.

Bottom line :

Already the former book hits an impact now this sequel too. It's Spencer's last book.

Recommended audience:

Must read for everyone.

Rating: 9.8/10

Hundred Percenters

         

"Hundred Percenters" by Mark Murphy provides a compelling guide on fostering employee engagement and maximizing performance. Murphy's book emphasizes the importance of leadership practices that inspire employees to give their all. He provides actionable strategies and real-world examples, making it a practical resource for managers aiming to cultivate a high-performing team. The book is praised for its clear, concise advice and its focus on creating a motivated and committed workforce.

Bottom line :
Employees not only need to be satisfied but also to be motivated. Appreciation plays the vital role in rewards system which also ought to be incorporated to harness the employees full potential.

Recommended audience :
For employers and those who want to improve their leadership skills.

Rating : 7.5/10

Declutter your Mind

         

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"Declutter Your Mind" by S.J. Scott and Barrie Davenport is a practical guide aimed at helping readers reduce mental clutter, manage stress, and achieve greater focus and clarity. The book provides actionable strategies to eliminate negative thought patterns, develop mindfulness, and prioritize tasks effectively. Through exercises and real-life examples, the authors emphasize the importance of mental discipline and self-awareness.

Bottom line :

While some readers may find the advice repetitive, It tells straightforward, practical approach to improve our mental well-being.

Recommended audience  :

Non fiction book lovers.

Rating : 7.8/10

One Night at the Call Center

       

"One Night at the Call Center" by Chetan Bhagat revolves around six call center employees facing personal dilemmas. Their night turns extraordinary when they receive a call from God, who offers guidance and motivates them to confront their issues. Through this divine encounter, they find the strength to change their lives. The novel blends humor and drama, highlighting the struggles of young Indians in a globalized world. Despite its simple writing, the book's engaging plot and relatable characters resonate with us.

Bottom line :

The concept of the book is nice.  It tells that the solution of every problem lies within itself. All we need to do is just opening up our brain.

Recommended audience :

Anyone can give a try.

Rating : 7.8/10

Inferno

     

Dan Brown's "Inferno" follows Robert Langdon as he deciphers clues linked to Dante's "Divine Comedy" to prevent a global catastrophe. Set against the backdrop of Florence and other historic cities, the novel blends art, history, and science in a fast-paced thriller. Langdon races against time to thwart a bioterrorist's plan involving a deadly virus. While the book offers intriguing puzzles and vivid descriptions, some critics feel the plot is formulaic and the character development lacks depth.

Bottom line :

In the movie Inferno , Robert is able to stop the virus from being released into the world, but the book's ending is much more horrifying. The virus in the book is already released by the time Sienna and Robert get to it, and, with little hope of curing the virus, the characters decide to let it run its course.

Recommended audience  :

For Dan Brown's and Robert Langdon lovers.

Rating : 7.9/10

MIL do's and don'ts

       

This book  offers practical advice for M- laws and D- laws looking to foster positive and healthy relationships. The author discusses the importance of boundaries, effective communication, and empathy, providing real-life examples and strategies to navigate common conflicts. While some may find the guidance somewhat basic, the book's straightforward and compassionate approach makes it a valuable resource for maintaining harmony and understanding in extended families.

Bottom line :

Only to read but not much there to implement as it never works anytime. Hypothetical do's and don'ts despite knows the end results. Overall, a fun read!

Recommended audience  :

Only D -laws to read one time and throw it aside.

Rating : 6.8/10

Men are from Mars, Women Are from venus

       

   

John Gray's "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus" delves into the distinct emotional and communication styles of men and women, proposing that understanding these differences can improve relationships. Gray suggests men and women are as different as if they came from separate planets, offering practical tips for bridging these gaps. While many readers find the insights helpful and relatable, critics argue the book relies too heavily on stereotypes and generalizations. Despite this, it remains a widely read guide to relationship dynamics.

Bottom line :

Sometimes we don't need to read the content theoretically  as practical lifestyle going with flow makes us not to overthink on the relationship.  Reading these type of stereotype differentiations unnecessarily creates ruckus between smooth going relationship.

Recommended audience :

Those who are in relationship  and not in relationship.  Better don't read especially when you in very bad mood.

Rating : 5.7/10

The Da Vinci Code

         

  

Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code" is a gripping thriller that follows symbologist Robert Langdon as he unravels a murder mystery tied to a religious conspiracy. The plot reveals that Mary Magdalene bore Jesus's child, leading to a hidden bloodline protected by the Priory of Sion. The suspenseful narrative is rich with historical references and cryptic puzzles, though some critics find its historical accuracy lacking. The book's controversial reinterpretation of Christian history sparked significant debate and widespread popularity.

Bottom line :

Some people may accept the heir of Jesus while some may not. Yet it's a gripping thriller. But the book is so interesting to read than watching the fast-paced movie. 

Recommended audience  : 

Not for very devotional hard core Christians. This book is for simply Robert Langdon lovers. 

Rating : 8.6/10

Good bye Things

     

 

"Goodbye, Things" by Fumio Sasaki is a compelling guide to minimalism, offering personal anecdotes and practical advice for decluttering and simplifying life. Sasaki shares his journey from a cluttered existence to one of intentional simplicity, emphasizing the emotional and psychological benefits of owning fewer possessions. The book is praised for its relatable and straightforward approach, inspiring readers to find freedom and happiness through minimalism.

Bottom line :

Practically impossible nowadays. Minimalism itself requires the big list.

Recommended audience:

Those who claim to be minimalists and lead a simple life, still buy a new iPhone 15 pro and loose the mindfulness.

Rating : 8.9/10

The Silva Mind Control Method

     

"The Silva Mind Control Method" by José Silva is a self-help classic that teaches techniques for harnessing the power of the mind to improve personal and professional life. It covers meditation, visualization, and intuition development to enhance problem-solving abilities and creativity. The book is praised for its practical exercises and transformative potential, though some readers find its claims exaggerated. Overall, it offers valuable tools for those interested in mental discipline and self-improvement.

Bottom line :

Every book talks about mediation but this book is something different. Follow the steps mentioned here before meditation will definitely be help us to attain alpha state.

Recommended audience :

LOA and Visualization Technique believers. 

Rating : 9.3/10

Bloody Dreams

     

  

   

In Bloody dreams , Rajeev was a male chauvinist just like his father Rajan, who always dominated his mom Radha throughout her life.After marriage,  Radha who was IIT gold medalist before, was never allowed to get out of her home, destroying her dreams, just because she was born as a woman. Lover of Rajeev was Divya, a talented classical dancer. He always tried to control Divya’s life.Despite Rajeev’s restrictive approach, whenever possible, she leveraged every opportunity to perform in various stages. Even though Rajeev’s relationship was toxic,  she always sticked to him because of love. One day Rajeev woke up as a girl and had to live a life as a woman . Then???

Bottom line :

The core line is awesome and interesting. We wish some books' scenarios would exist in reality , to understand their incapablities , atleast some may realize the mistakes.

Recommended audience :

Male chauvinists and Females who follow male chauvinism indirectly to control over any aspirants in the society.

Rating : 8.1/10

Embrace Magnificence

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"Embrace Magnificence", a book filled with natural knowledge. The choice of concepts and the lucidity of the narration made this book as everyone's cup of tea. It gifts you wings for your imagination. It transports you; Light to Life, Mountains to Molecules, Dreams to Disasters, Sleep to Savage. An incredible tour to the worlds of seen and the unseen. An empowering enlightenment. It prompts you to see the unseen, feel the unfelt, hear the unheard, know the unknown and unravel the mysteries of the world. An aspiring journey of enriching Natural knowledge.

Bottom line :

This book gives tribute to mother earth and reminds us how blessed we are !

Recommended audience :

74 pages book. All age groups can read and feel the blessings.

Rating : 6.9/10

Pebbles of Perception

         

 

"Pebbles of Perception" by Laurence Endersen is a thought-provoking book that delves into enhancing mental clarity and decision-making. Through a series of insightful essays, Endersen explores themes like wisdom, critical thinking, and personal growth. The book encourages us to adopt a more reflective and mindful approach to life, offering practical advice and profound reflections. Its concise, engaging style makes it accessible and impactful, making "Pebbles of Perception" a valuable read for those seeking deeper understanding and personal development.

Bottom line :

Core points are People change; Situations change so we need to accept the change however it is! Use the energy well and Count on every experiences to step up for nearing your goal.

Recommended audience :

Everyone can give a try since it's a self help book.

Rating : 7.8/10