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

33 Guided Visualization scripts

             

"Creative Visualization: 33 Guided Visualization Scripts" by Louise Stapley is a valuable resource offering a variety of scripts for relaxation, healing, and personal growth. With clear instructions and adaptable content, it caters to both beginners and experienced practitioners. The diverse themes ensure there's something for everyone, making it an excellent tool for enhancing mental and emotional well-being through guided visualization. Stapley's expertise shines through, providing a solid foundation for effective practice.

Bottom line :

This book talks about easy meditation techniques and guided visualization steps that make us not to divert ourselves during meditation practice.

Recommended audience :

Everyone. It's very short book.

Rating : 8.9/10

How to enjoy your life and your job

       

       

Dale Carnegie's classic "How to Enjoy Your Life and Your Job" is a timeless guide to finding fulfillment in both personal and professional spheres. Through practical advice and real-life examples, Carnegie emphasizes the importance of positive thinking, effective communication, and building strong relationships. The book offers actionable strategies for overcoming obstacles, reducing stress, and finding joy in everyday experiences. Carnegie's insights inspire readers to approach life with enthusiasm, gratitude, and a proactive mindset, making this book essential for anyone seeking greater happiness and fulfillment in their work and life.

Bottom line :

He mostly gives tips about building relationships among peers and developing interpersonal skills. That won't work at times, they can simply manipulate us if we don't say No to No.

Recommended audience :

Hesitant people at workplace.

Rating : 7.4/10

The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida

        

"The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida" by Shehan is a fictional story with real facts on srilankan civil war. Maali Almeida—war photographer, gambler, and closet queen—has woken up dead in what seems like a celestial visa office. His dismembered body is sinking in the serene Beira Lake and he has no idea who killed him. In a country where scores are settled by death squads, suicide bombers, and hired goons, the list of suspects is depressingly long, as the ghouls and ghosts with grudges who cluster round can attest. But even in the afterlife, time is running out for Maali. He has seven moons to contact the man and woman he loves most and lead them to the photos that will rock Sri Lanka.

Bottom line :

No one can tell this book is fictional one. Because all the facts about the war, traditions, LTE, activists and everything. This book contains lot of jargons, please keep dictionary with you while reading.

Recommended audience :

This who love srilankan political genre.

Rating : 7.6/10

Office Secrets

            

"Office Secrets" by Harish Bhat is an enlightening exploration of workplace dynamics, uncovering fundamental human behaviors and interactions within professional settings. Bhat's book delves into 50 insightful truths, offering practical advice and thought-provoking observations about navigating the complexities of office life. "Office Secrets" is an engaging read that provides actionable insights for career development and interpersonal success in any organizational environment in such a hilarious way.

Bottom line :

Bhatt's dark comical way of writing explains about the behind the screen happenings in the corporate life in very truthful way. Basically tells where to talk, where not to talk, types of meeting attenders , types of managers etc..

Recommended audience :

Witty humourous book and jokes can only be understood by corporate employees , be helpful on tackling office dirty politics.

Rating : 7.5/10

50 Positive Habits

"50 Positive Habits" by Michael Chapman is a concise and impactful guide that introduces transformative habits for personal growth. Chapman presents 50 actionable habits across different life areas, such as health, relationships, and productivity, offering clear steps for implementation. Each habit is explained with practical insights and tips, making it easy for readers to adopt and integrate positive changes into their daily routines. This book is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to enhance their well-being and cultivate a more positive and fulfilling life.

Bottom line : 

I like the way author uses the same pattern for all the habits. After reading past some 25 habits, we can't avoid the boredom as it follows the symmetrical wave pattern. Reading a heading worth a bit. 

Recommended audience : 

Short and crispy. Hence, anyone can give a try!

Rating : 7.1/10

Addiction Recovery Rewire your brain

       

            

"Addiction Recovery: Skills to Rewire Your Brain" is a book that offers insights into rewiring your brain to overcome addiction and improve mental well-being. It provides strategies and techniques to help you understand the root causes of addiction and break free from harmful behaviors. The book emphasizes the brain's plasticity and how it can be positively influenced through intentional practices. By applying the principles outlined in this book, we can empower themselves to make positive changes and lead healthier lives.

Bottom Line :

The only book that talks about addiction in and out. So good information but still dragging on each topic. Still worth a read !

Recommended audience :

Addiction not only meant for alcohol and pornography. Doing the same thing on same routine either productively or not is actually the addiction. Get addicted to good! 18+ readers as author explained more about the causes in the first half.

Rating : 8.5/10

Auras

       

Valerie Holt's "Auras " is an accessible introduction to the concept of auras and energy fields. The book provides practical guidance for understanding and experiencing auras, making the mystical subject approachable for newcomers. Valerie Holt offers exercises and techniques to help readers perceive and interpret auras, fostering self-awareness and spiritual growth. While some may find the content too introductory, the book serves as a gentle entry point into exploring the energetic dimensions of human existence.

Bottom line :

Overall, it's a helpful starting point for those interested in aura exploration and holistic practices.

Recommended audience  :

Those who are interested.  It's not everyone's cup of tea. Some people may not believe it.

Rating : 7.8/10

Twilight Saga

        

The Twilight Saga , comprising four books by Stephenie Meyer, blends romance and the supernatural through the triangular love story of Bella Swan ,vampire Edward Cullen and wolf Jacob. Set in Forks, Washington, the series explores themes of love, sacrifice, and identity amidst the backdrop of vampire lore. While beloved by many for its compelling narrative and characters, criticisms often highlight Bella's passive nature and certain plot elements.

Bottom line :

Twilight movie is similar to first book and rest all movies are not upto the mark. Books give detailing and gripping naarative that helps us to dive into the fantasy world. Midnight sun provides pov of Ed which is a small book.

Recommended audience  :

Those who fell in love with vampire , wolf related supernatural entities romance . (Don't watch the movie if you have plans to read )

Rating: 8.4/10(hyperbolic wave as it peakes on starting and goes down with new moon&eclipse.Finally, takes a big symmetrical jump in breaking dawn)

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How to win an Indian election

                

"How to Win an Indian Election: What Political Parties Don't Want You to Know" by Shivam Shankar Singh offers a comprehensive and insightful look into the strategies and tactics employed in Indian politics. Singh, a former political campaign consultant, provides practical advice and behind-the-scenes insights on winning elections in India. From grassroots campaigning to media management and voter outreach, this book is a valuable resource for understanding the intricacies of Indian electoral politics.

Bottom line :

Behind every win, there need not only be honest actions but there would have been tricks and tactics to pocket the coin so perfectly.

Recommended audience :

It's a must-read for anyone interested in political strategy and unstable democracy. These tactics can help in our survival in the corporate world too.

Rating : 8.4/10

Few Things Left Unsaid

       

"Few Things Left Unsaid" by Sudeep Nagarkar is a contemporary romance novel that delves into the tumultuous journey of Aditya and his relationships. The story navigates through the highs and lows of Aditya's romantic pursuits, including his struggles with betrayal and heartbreak. Nagarkar's narrative skillfully captures the emotional rollercoaster of love and loss. While the plot's twists and turns may feel predictable at times, the raw emotions and relatable characters make this book a compelling read for fans of romantic fiction.

Bottom Line :

It is better read among sudeep's works. Good one with light wit humor!

Recommended audience :

Teenagers and above.

Rating : 8.1/10

A Thousand Splendid Suns

"A Thousand Splendid Suns" by Khaled Hosseini is a breathtaking novel that transports readers to war-torn Afghanistan, exploring the lives of two women, Mariam and Laila, whose fates become intertwined. Hosseini's evocative prose vividly depicts the hardships faced by these resilient characters amidst political turmoil and societal oppression. The novel beautifully captures themes of friendship, motherhood, sacrifice, and hope amidst despair. Through its poignant storytelling, "A Thousand Splendid Suns" offers a profound and unforgettable portrayal of the human spirit's capacity for resilience and courage. A must-read for its powerful narrative and emotional depth.

Bottom line :

Some novels make you cry while listening to the outline itself. One such master piece it is ! This book reminds us every now and then how blessed we are !

Recommended audience  :

Teenagers and plus. Not for weak-hearted people and kids.

Rating: 9.7/10

The Three Mistakes Of My Life

            

" The Three Mistakes of My Life "  is a compelling narrative that delves into friendship, ambition, and the challenges of youth in contemporary India. Set against the backdrop of Gujarat story follows Govind, Omi, and Ishaan as they navigate personal dreams and societal pressures. Bhagat's writing style is accessible, blending humor with poignant moments. The novel addresses themes of religion, politics, and love, making it both thought-provoking and entertaining. Despite some predictable plot points, the characters' relatability and the cultural context make this book a worthwhile read for anyone interested in modern Indian fiction.

Bottom line :

Here comes another B-wood flick. Despite it has masala entertaining factors , Author wonderfully explains about the politics happening around Gully cricket gang of three friends. Overall,  reading this is the fourth mistake of my life.

Recommended audience  :

Beginners , tea time readers and B wood movie pattern goers.

Rating : 7.8/10

That's the way we met

            

"That's the Way We Met" by Sudeep Nagarkar is a captivating romantic novel centered around Aisha and Aaryan, whose paths cross unexpectedly, sparking a deep connection. Nagarkar skillfully weaves themes of fate and second chances into the narrative, making it a poignant exploration of love and destiny. The characters are relatable, and the plot is filled with unexpected twists that keep readers engaged.

Bottom Line :

A usual love story with very usual screenplays. I want to know whether authors inspire of movies or movies get inspired by authors work. Both are at par for very long time.

Recommended audience :

Teenagers and early 20's.

Rating : 6.9/10

The Boy Who Broke the Bank

          

"The Boy Who Broke the Bank" by Ruskin Bond comes under a delightful collection of short stories that showcase Bond's signature storytelling style. This story revolves around the sweeper boy who is working at the bank. How his innocent wailing spoils the bank unknowingly. Bond's narrative effortlessly blends humor, nostalgia, and insightful observations about human nature. Through charming tales of mischief, adventure, and everyday life, Bond captivates readers of all ages.

Bottom Line : 

Though it is kids story, the message behind the story is awesome. Gossips are more powerful than lightening as they reach everyone so fast as forest fire. So beware what we talk / share.

Recommended audience  :

All age groups especially kids. 

Rating  : 6.6/10

The Path of Prosperity

        

"The Path of Prosperity" by James Allen is a timeless guide to achieving success and abundance through the power of positive thinking and focused action. Allen explores the role of thoughts in shaping one's circumstances, advocating for a disciplined mind and a clear vision of one's goals. He emphasizes personal responsibility and resilience in the face of challenges, offering practical advice for cultivating inner strength and attracting prosperity. This book inspires us to align our thoughts with their ambitions, paving the way for a more fulfilling and prosperous life journey.

Bottom Line : 

Our thoughts are responsible for our own actions and thereby outcomes. Have good thoughts to get better results.

Recommended audience : 

All age groups since it's a selfhelp book. 

Rating : 8.5/10

The Four Sacred Secrets

           

"The Four Sacred Secrets" by Preethaji and Krishnaji unveils transformative principles for living a fulfilling life. It explores how to transcend ordinary existence and tap into inner potential through four pillars: Unshakable Love, Inner Joy, Inner Freedom, and Awakening. The authors blend ancient wisdom with practical insights, guiding readers to embrace a more conscious and purposeful life. With its accessible wisdom and engaging narrative, this book offers profound keys to personal and spiritual growth.

Bottom Line :

All the good vibrational states can be achieved through self discipline. The more spiritual we are, the sooner we get to reach the inner self in depth.

Recommended audience :

Spirituality loving readers.

Rating :8.1/10

Pillow Thoughts II

         

"Pillow Thoughts II" by Courtney Peppernell is a heartfelt collection of poems that explores love, healing, and personal growth. Each poem in this book touches on emotions we all experience, like heartbreak, self-discovery, and resilience. Peppernell's writing is sincere and relatable, making it easy for us to connect with the feelings expressed. Whether you're going through tough times or simply reflecting on life, "Pillow Thoughts II" offers comforting words and a sense of companionship through its heartfelt verses. It's a touching read that leaves an impact.

Bottom line :

One fine day, Take a random page and read the quote. I bet it will match your situation or it may even be a solution for the problem you are currently facing.

Recommended audience :

For matured audience.

Rating : 9.5/10

Two States

         

"Two States: The Story of My Marriage" by Chetan Bhagat is a humorous and engaging novel that explores the challenges of inter-cultural relationships in India. The story follows Krish and Ananya, who come from different states and cultural backgrounds, as they navigate their families' expectations and societal norms to marry each other. Bhagat's witty narrative style and relatable characters make the book a delightful read. However, some clichés and stereotypes can be a drawback.

Bottom Line :

Overall, it's a national highway that connects Punjab and Tamilnadu with bumpy roads and pitfalls. 

Recommended audience:

Many of us would have watched the movie based on this novel. Read the book after watching film, may be for extra detailing.

Rating : 7.1/10

3000 Stitches

        

"3000 Stitches" by Sudha Murty is a heartfelt collection of inspiring real-life stories. Each narrative showcases ordinary people facing extraordinary challenges with courage and determination. Murty's simple yet powerful storytelling style makes these tales accessible and relatable. The book highlights the importance of empathy, kindness, and resilience in overcoming life's trials. While some stories may feel predictable, the overall message of hope and human spirit resonates deeply. "3000 Stitches" is a touching read that leaves a lasting impression on us.

Bottom Line : 

This book contains 11 short stories of her life experiences. Out of 11, Some stories are really touching. The meaning behind the 3000 stitches is a top notch and definitely makes us shed tears. A brave woman !

Recommended audience:

Easy to read but adults only. 

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

The Emotionally Absent Mother

          

"The Emotionally Absent Mother" by Jasmin Lee Cori offers deep insights into the impact of maternal emotional absence on individuals. Cori delves into the psychological effects of this phenomenon and provides guidance for healing and self-discovery. This book is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to heal from maternal emotional neglect and cultivate self-awareness.

Bottom Line :

Though a person who claims for being perfect mother can be unknowingly absent at times when her kid needs her emotionally the most . Step into the shoes of both mother and a child while reading this ! A tearful journey reflects the mistakes actually we are doing to our children ( both mother and father).

Recommended audience :

A mother , A mom to be , A child who thinks she/he was neglected by parents and a single father who thinks himself he is being good mother to his child.

Rating : 9.4/10

The Law of Success

          

"The Law of Success" by Napoleon Hill is a landmark self-help book outlining principles for achieving success. Hill's extensive research led to a comprehensive guide covering topics such as desire, persistence, and the power of the mastermind. He emphasizes the importance of a positive mental attitude and effective decision-making. Hill's book provides practical strategies for personal development and achieving one's goals. With insightful principles and engaging narratives, "The Law of Success" remains a timeless resource for those seeking success in various aspects of life.

Bottom Line :

Though all the 16 lessons are usual and interconnected with each other. The author tells that Taking initiative tops everything and it should be followed first to build up our confidence.

Recommended audience :

One of the best self-help book. Everyone should give a try!

Rating : 8.9/10

The 7 habits of Highly Effective People

         

Stephen Covey's "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" is a timeless guide to personal and professional development. Covey outlines seven foundational habits that lead to success, such as being proactive, beginning with the end in mind, and seeking to understand before being understood. Through simplified easy to follow advices,  Covey emphasizes the importance of character development and principles-centered living. The book challenges us to align our actions with core values to achieve lasting effectiveness.

Bottom Line :

A transformative read for better understanding of personal growth and well-being.

Recommended audience :

Those who expect drastic change in life by following very simplistic ideas while in comfort zone itself.

Rating : 8.5/10

The High 5 Habit

          

"The High 5 Habit" by Mel Robbins presents a practical approach to self-motivation and self-confidence through a simple daily habit. Robbins introduces the concept of giving yourself a "high five" each morning to cultivate positivity and overcome self-doubt. The book emphasizes the power of affirmations and positive self-talk in building resilience and achieving personal goals. While the concept is straightforward, the book offers valuable insights and actionable steps to boost self-esteem and transform negative thought patterns. "The High 5 Habit" is an engaging and empowering read for anyone seeking to improve their mindset and daily outlook.

Bottom Line :

The Core point is giving High 5 to self every morning and starting a day . But why she wrote the same concept on all the 265 pages ?! She could have trimmed the writings.

Recommended audience:

Those who need to pass the time and also need motivational drink book !

Rating : 7.8/10

Dreams

             

"Dreams: Learn How to Interpret Your Dreams" is a comprehensive guide to understanding the meanings behind your dreams. Written by Theodore Maddox, this book offers practical techniques and insights to help readers decode the symbolism found in their dreams. From common dream themes to specific symbols and archetypes, Maddox provides readers with tools to uncover the messages hidden within their subconscious minds. Whether you're curious about the significance of recurring dreams or seeking guidance on how to apply dream interpretation to your daily life, this book offers valuable insights to enhance your understanding of the mysterious world of dreams.

Bottom line :

This book gives a better understanding of dreams. One time read !

Recommended audience:

Anyone who wants to explore more about daily dreams. Interesting read !

Rating : 7.1/10

Fish

         

"Fish!" by Stephen C. Lundin, Harry Paul, and John Christensen is a motivational book with illustrations advocating a positive work culture. Inspired by Seattle's Pike Place Fish Market, it promotes enthusiasm, teamwork, and making a difference in daily tasks. The book's narrative style makes it an engaging read, though its solutions may seem simplistic for deeper organizational challenges. Overall, it provides practical insights for fostering a lively and fulfilling workplace environment through tye fictional character Mary Jane. 

Bottom Line :

Though this book is sort of comic book with so much of illustrations and paintings , it offers more valuable points to be followed for getting adapted at work environment no matter how bad it is! 

Recommended audience :

Those who feel down at work politics and job haters.

Rating :5.7/10

The Higher Vibration

           

"The Higher Vibration" is a transformative exploration of spiritual growth and consciousness. With clarity and depth, the book delves into practices that elevate the soul and expand awareness. Author Deepak's insightful teachings and practical exercises offer a roadmap for cultivating inner peace, joy, and connection. This book is a beacon for those seeking to raise their vibrational frequency and live more intentionally. It's a compelling guide that encourages spiritual evolution and holistic well-being.

Bottom Line :

A mixture of usual techniques such as yoga, meditation, affirmations etc...

Recommended audience :

Those who want to explore their inner selves through spirituality.

Rating : 7.8/10

Magical Powers of the Brain

        

Unleash your inner superhero with "Magical Powers of the Brain" by Gautam Jain. This book isn't about telekinesis, but something far more real: maximizing your brainpower. Jain cracks the code on how thoughts influence brain chemistry, helping you break negative cycles and reprogram for success.  Overall, "Magical Powers" equips you with actionable strategies to unlock your true mental potential. It's a brain-bending adventure with real-world results.

Bottom Line :

Brain will have superpowers if it has perfect blending of all happy chemicals. Easy and practical steps to change the negative thought patterns.

Recommended audience :

Anyone who is interested to raise their happy chemicals on read !

Rating : 7.6/10

Tuesdays with Morrie

           

" Tuesdays with Morrie " explores the profound lessons on life and death shared between Mitch and his former professor, Morrie . The book beautifully captures the essence of human relationships, the importance of living a meaningful life, and the inevitability of mortality. Through their weekly conversations(Every tuesdays) we are invited to reflect on our own values and priorities, ultimately leaving us with a renewed sense of gratitude and perspective. It is a timeless and impactful read that resonates with us long after we have turned the final page.

Bottom Line :

14 Tuesdays  14 life lessons that changed mitch and us too. In Five people you met in the heaven , Ed made a strong impact on our heart and this time , Morrie.... Why this mitch album makes us cry everytome when we finish reading. Mysterious ! All we need to embrace happily is our end.

Recommended audience:

I can't conclude whether it is a self-help book or his life lessons with extraordinary takeaways for us.

Rating : 9.7/10

Do Epic Shit

           

Ankur Warikoo's book "Do Epic Shit" is a dynamic guide that empowers readers to pursue ambitious goals and live life to the fullest. Warikoo's engaging narrative and practical insights inspire action and self-discovery. Through relatable stories and actionable advice, the book encourages readers to break free from comfort zones and embrace challenges with enthusiasm. It's a motivating read that instills the courage and mindset needed to embark on a journey of personal and professional fulfillment.

Bottom line :

It's more sound like an autobiography cum self help book. He confesses his mistakes on his professional life and with extra maturity to regain it to the double. The Core point is It's never too late to start the life from the scratch.  Do It even in your 60s.

Recommended audience :

Those who seek a torch light when they feel trapped themselves in the dark. A motivational autobiography!

Rating : 8.4/10

Learning Logs

          

" Learning logs " by Mukund tells how to do logs through Journaling. Learning log is sort of technique for reflection of our learnings towards anything such as academic, passion and even life style. The author tells practical steps to write and keep the track of logs. By re-reading them every now and then, We can correct our mistakes and be on track of our progress. Overall, the emotional journal for what all we have learnt so far in our life for better understanding of our potential.

Bottom Line :

We can use this Journaling technique for tracking our mental health than studies oriented applications.

Recommended audience :
All age groups for different  purposes.

Rating : 5.6/10

Maathi Yosi

              

"Maathi Yosi " by Vinoth john is a compelling exploration of the power of innovative thinking and creative problem-solving. The book encourages readers to break away from conventional thought patterns and embrace new perspectives to navigate challenges and achieve success. Through practical exercises, and inspiring stories of visionary individuals, the author demonstrates how thinking differently can lead to groundbreaking ideas and transformative outcomes. Whether you're an entrepreneur, artist, or student, This book offers valuable strategies to cultivate creativity and unlock your full potential in a rapidly changing world.

Bottom Line :

Short and crispy strategies to think out of the box. Every problem has two sides just like a coin. Try thinking upside down of anything to reach very simple solution.

Recommended audience:

Small book ! Anyone can give a try.

Rating : 6.7/10

Colour Therapy

        

"Color Therapy"  is an enlightening exploration of the profound influence colors have on our emotions, health, and well-being. The book presents a comprehensive overview of chromotherapy, detailing how different colors impact our energy centers (chakras) and overall vitality. The author skillfully integrates scientific research with traditional color therapy practices, offering practical insights on using colors to promote healing and balance in daily life. 

Bottom Line : 

Wondering on how colors heal us physically and mentally.

Recommended audience : 

Anyone who is interested to explore different topics. 

Rating : 7.8/10

Hack your brain the yogic way

               

"Hack Your Brain The Yogic Way" is a transformative read, blending neuroscience with ancient yogic practices. The book offers practical techniques to optimize mental well-being, enhance focus, and reduce stress through accessible yoga and meditation methods. It narrates how these practices influence brain function, emphasizing their impact on cognitive performance and emotional balance. With clear explanations and actionable steps, "Hack Your Brain the Yogic Way" empowers readers to cultivate a healthier mind-body connection.

Bottom Line :

Yoga and meditation combine into one that helps to secrete serotonin in such a natural way.

Recommended audience :
Anyone , Including kids.

Rating : 8/10

The Stranger in the Hotel Room

            

"The Stranger in the Hotel Room" by Pooja Talapatra is a suspenseful Ghost mystery that delivers a thrilling narrative. It's kinda periodic story happened (believed so) in 1970s across North Eastern India. A newly married young woman was travelling alone across the country for the first time. She found herself stranded at the railway station due to bad weather. Fortunately, she was led to a hotel by a kindly gentleman. She was relieved to be out of the pouring rain, to have found a shelter from the storm, but what was supposed to be a refuge turned out to be something quite different! Then the story unfolded with unexpected twists and turns. Talapatra skillfully built tension and intrigue, keeping readers engaged until the final reveal.

Bottom Line :

Gripping thriller yet predictable. 

Recommended audience:

Kids.

Rating : 5.6/10

Organize Your Life in 24 hours

             

"Organize Your Life in 24 Hours" presents a practical guide to decluttering and optimizing daily routines. The author emphasizes simplicity and efficiency, offering 50 straightforward strategies to streamline tasks and reduce stress. Each tip is actionable and easy to implement, making this book suitable for busy individuals seeking immediate improvements. The organization and pacing are commendable, ensuring a smooth reading experience. However, some sections may feel oversimplified. Overall, it's a handy resource for those looking to enhance productivity and regain control of their lives.

Bottom line:

50 bullet points for better time management and hassle-free routines.

Recommended audience:

Those who need to improve their time management skills.

Rating: 8.4/10

Chakra Healing

                        

"Chakra Healing"   explores the fascinating world of chakras, the energy centers in our bodies. This book simplifies complex concepts, making it accessible to all readers. It offers practical techniques to balance and align chakras for improved well-being. Through clear language and helpful illustrations, Chakra demystifies ancient healing practices. It's a valuable guide for anyone curious about energy healing and self-care.

Bottom line :

How Chakras affect our well-being,  How vibes can affect those energy centers.It has direct connection with universe and much more.  Even food can affect our aura too!

Recommended audience:

A lot to there to explore about chakras. Anyone who is interested.

Rating: 7.9/10

Good Vibes Good Life

              

"Good Vibes, Good Life" by Vex King is an empowering and insightful guide to achieving happiness and personal growth. Through a blend of personal stories, practical advice, and mindfulness techniques, author encourages readers to cultivate positivity and self-love. The book explores the importance of gratitude, affirmations, and compassion in creating a fulfilling life. Author King's motivational approach resonates with those looking to overcome challenges and embrace a more joyful existence.

Bottom line :

Overall, it's a book of dopamine with easy and practical steps to achieve our goal. Every quotes need to be highlighted. It tops the list of Good self-help books

Recommended audience:

Those who seek personal well-being and inward growth.

Rating : 9.7/10