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How many days do you spend without reading? Leaving the office drab aside, do you find time to read a book daily? Do you read your fiction interest every day? Can you borrow some minutes from your usually busy day and sit down with your favourite author’s work to relax your mind? Well, we know that’s tough today! To make things easy, The Book Blog has created a plan. We at The Book Blog read a lot to ensure that we review almost every new book and the classics to give you a bit of everything so that you don’t waste your time choosing the books and spend your sweet little time reading them…
We review short stories, poetry, novels, and non-fiction (which has no limits). At The Book Blog, our book reviewers and critics read sufficiently to cover books from various genres and themes, and it should suffice the interest areas of our audience. The Book Blog is a platform for books by established and promising new authors. Today, you might find a review of Chetan Bhagat’s book on TBB, and tomorrow, you will see something about the book by a boy from some village in UP! We leave no stone unturned in bringing the best read to your table. We understand that Indian readers, and globally too, are often busy finding something ‘good’ to read in valuable leisure.
You can enjoy the TBB blog daily; we update it with the latest reviews as we read new books. TBB operates from a spacious personal library with more than 2,000 titles and is increasing daily. The authors who want us to review their books can contact us for the same. We love reading new books and welcome writers who wish to send their titles to our team for review. We hope the readers will enjoy The Book Blog!
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Meet the Author: Dileep Heilbronn (born Dileep Kumar Adiyattu Valappil), A Profile of Resilience and Reinvention
Dileep Heilbronn’s life reads like a masterclass in turning constraints into catalysts. Born into modest beginnings in Kerala, India, his journey to becoming a Dubai-based real estate magnate and author of The Malabari Who Loved His Ferrari is a testament to the transformative power of grit, gratitude, and unwavering self-belief. Arriving in Dubai in 1991 with […]
6 Must Read Novels Featuring Family Legacy, History, Revelations from the Past and Touching Romance – a list
There’s something uniquely captivating about novels that delve into family legacies, forbidden love, and the emotional revelations hidden in the past. These stories transport us across generations, weaving together characters’ lives whose choices and secrets ripple through time, shaping the present in unexpected ways. They remind us that love, in all its forms, is not […]
A Rain of Rites by Jayanta Mahapatra – a detailed book review
Jayanta Mahapatra is a well-known poet among the readers of Indian English poetry. Though a person who entered the world of poetry writing very late in his life, the poet did not disappoint with a few unforgettable and notable contributions to the canon of Indian English literature. Often appreciated for his realism, imagination, and exhibition […]
Sarojini Naidu and Toru Dutt: 2 Indian Women English Poets You Must Read
Sarojini Naidu and Toru Dutt: Two Indian Women Poets You Must Read Indian English poetry owes much of its early development to the pioneering efforts of women poets who dared to break barriers and redefine literary traditions. Among these trailblazers, Sarojini Naidu (1879–1949) and Toru Dutt (1856–1877) emerge as two of the most significant figures […]
UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapon Sites by Robert Lambert Hastings Book Review
UFOs & Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites is a captivating and thought-provoking book by Robert Hastings. In this work, Hastings explores the connection between unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and nuclear weapons facilities, presenting evidence that suggests a consistent pattern of UFO sightings and interactions with atomic sites worldwide. Over more than 40 years, […]
Remembrance of the Earth’s Past by Liu Cixin – the world of 3 Body Problem and more, things you would love to know before you read the novels
Exploring the Epic Universe of “Remembrance of the Earth’s Past” by Liu Cixin What is the reason that people like reading science fiction works? Moreover, in today’s world of information and entertainment, people sometimes tend to read books after watching something amazing on the screen. “3 Body Problem” is a prime example of the […]
Best Books by Cricketers, Biographies, Autobiographies and Experiences – everything cricket lovers should read
IPL is at its peak! In India, who doesn’t love cricket? Cricket is more than just a game. Elders love it. Kids love it. Men like it. Women take an interest in it. Cricket is a craze in India. I hope readers who love cricket will surely like to read something by their favourite cricketers—biographies, […]
What do young readers read? Surveys show surprising facts!
Exploring the Reading Habits of Young Readers: Insights from Recent Surveys We can all agree that reading plays a massive role in shaping young readers’ mental and emotional growth. But hey, here’s the thing – the books they’re into can sometimes stir up some serious discussions among the grown-ups. Why? It’s all about caring […]
The Reasons People Like Reading Romantic Novels – an analysis
The allure of romantic novels has long been a phenomenon that transcends generations, captivating readers of all ages, but perhaps nowhere is this fascination more pronounced than among the youth. In the labyrinth of literature, where genres abound and preferences vary, the perennial appeal of romantic fiction to the younger generation is a narrative unto […]