Priya Saladi

A FAB-BOOK REVIEW OF "Lovestruck," by Pratyush Madhav. Rating: 5/5 QOTD: What is your favorite contemporary book? "Lovestruck" by Pratyush Madhav is a book that falls into the category of contemporary fiction. This book revolves around our male protagonist named Raj and female protagonist named Riya who are from two corners of India and how their journey of love had to face obstacles due to the societal expectations. They’ll get to know each other in the college campus and slowly they get to know each other and their feelings bloomed into love. But they had to face a lot of obstacles to be together. What are those challenges and obstacles? Will they be together? Can society empower love? . I am really impressed with the author’s narrative style and he included diary entries of Raj to let the readers know about the characters. The character development was also amazingly done. I like the culture diversity between the protagonists. The writing style is great. Overall, a good read but if you read a lot of contemporary romance or fiction then the story is predictable.

FAB BOOK REVIEW OF "Nacho the Cat: He’s one picky cat." by Kiara Shanker and Vinay Shankar Rating: 4/5 "Nacho the Cat: He's one picky cat," written by Kiara Shankar and Vinay Shanker, is a children's book. Well, if there is any genre I would go back to when I feel like reading nothing is children's books cause lemme tell you they are the best, you can sit and relax while reading them there is no need to cry that your favorite fictional chacrter is dead or keeping the book aside because the language is difficult. Well, this is a short read of around 70 pages which tells us about a cat named Nacho, who is very picky just as mentioned in the title so it is a story of how he gets to know that change is necessary. Being an ailurophile, there is no doubt that I like this book so much, hehe:)

FAB - BOOK REVIEW OF "Tinku's Summer Adventure" by Swapna Dutta. Rating: 4/5 QOTD: What is the longest book you’ve ever read? "Tinku's Summer Adventure" written by Swapna Dutta, is about the adventures that Tinku faces when is with her aunts. So a little back story to this, Tinku is a 10-year-old girl whose parents are flying to London and leaving her in India. But they are thinking with whom they should leave Tinku. As she is just a 10-year-old, she could not manage everything on her own. But due to a few circumstances(if I reveal them it would be a spoiler) she has come to a village named Palashdanga. The change from her place to this village has broken her heart but she tried to adjust there. There she was living with Moni Masi and Nutu Pishi. At the first, she couldn't connect with them but after being around them she got to know how caring and affectionate they are about Tinku. . Here, the author talks about the adventures that Tinku has faced in the village, and the book was set at the old times where the letters were the only way for communication so the stories are written in such a way that it takes us to that time. The story goes in the narration of Tinku. The characters are very well developed, and the writing is also lucid. The stories are humorous at the same time, the stories possess the innocence that a child has at such a tender age. But I felt that there is so lag with the stories in spite that it is a decent read.

This book needs to be read by many of us because it talks about the technology underwater, irrigation facilities, and the different ways to use wastewater. It tells us about all these detailedly, and it also gives the solutions for various issues related to water. Outstanding research was done by both authors, and they did a fabulous job in writing this technical book.

FAB - BOOK REVIEW OF "Path of Sukshmaloka" by Nihar Bhonsule. Rating: 4/5 QOTD: Have you ever read any books by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni? If yes, then what's your favorite one? AOTD: I have just read one book of hers, and I love it, and it is none other than "The Forest of Enchantments." "Path of Sukshmaloka," written by Nihar Bhonsule, is a beautiful book that takes you to another world. One of those books will make you feel so happy and not just make you feel proud for being a reader. Yes, there are a few books that will make the readers proud of being readers. If they aren't one they couldn't feel and read that masterpiece, this book is one of the many masterpieces in the world. . Well, coming to the book review, this book is a blend of mythology and fantasy. It is set in three timelines, one when the Demons engulfed the lives of the humans where there were only toe being left were there being a clan of dustman and the street archer to fight with them. The second timeline was in the 3102BC when the Dharmayodhas were fighting with the demons to save the last gift of Krishna. The story moves on to the present time, about a 20 years old guy Prithvi Sen around whom the story builds. . The first and foremost thing is that the story's execution is perfect, and the character development was so amazingly done. No matter which genre you read the most, this book has a unique vibe, and the best part is it's so beautifully written. Though there were three parallel timelines, there was no confusion for the reader, and it's because the writing was so clear. Absolutely recommended.

In this pandemic, when everything has been shut down and showed a bad sign for businesses, especially there came this digital wave which knocked off everything let us know that if we manage the digital media perfectly, then there is no fear for the businesses. In this pandemic, several digital startups and many small businesses opened up. I am the best example of this as I have started a bookish venture in this pandemic, and it has been doing well. So this book talks about the exact thing about how we can improve or start our business in this digital wave and all the steps that we need to take to improve our business in digital media. It was a very well-researched book, and the content inside the book is insightful as well. The language is easy, so even if you are a beginner, you can read it.