Book Reviews
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‘The Gopichand Factor’ describes the rise of Indian badminton
Young Saina was a dream come true for any coach and the perfect fit for Gopichand’s philosophy of high intensity training when she joined the former’s All England champion’s academy -
New children’s books to keep young readers company
Here are new children's titles from Talking Cub and Scholastic that will keep the young readers company as they navigate these challenging times. -
An insightful travelogue on Kashmir that takes you into the hearts of people
It takes you to unexpected places, into the homes of poets, playwrights and street performers; to a heartwarming Christmas service with the minuscule Christian community in Baramulla -
Netflix names ‘Bridgerton’ as its ‘biggest series ever’
According to E! News, the series has been watched by 82 million households around the globe within the first 28 days of its release. The show's views have marked Netflix's own projections of 63 million households. -
New books to tell classic children’s stories
The books, priced Rs 599 each, are currently available for sale on online and offline stores. -
Tracing the roots of Land records
The latest book by Vanam Jwala Narasimha Rao is of immense educative value -
J.K. Rowling’s latest fairytale for all ages
Eight Indian kids among illustrators and their surnames are not revealed as its not permissible in respect of minors under British laws -
New book on Mirza Ghalib: the poet-intellectual
The book is sure to warm the hearts of aficionados -
A powerful graphic novel
RJ Palacio’s graphic novel, White Bird, brings us an unforgettable tale of unrelenting courage, strength, and the power of kindness in a time of war. -
Author Nemat Sadat on writing to ‘satisfy an emotional void’
'The Carpet Weaver' is an incredibly ambitious novel, especially for a debutant. -
A factual solution through fiction
Pradeep Goorha suggests an end to the current story on India’s northern borders through his latest book 'Mr. Prime Minister, We Shrank the Dragon'