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Book - Jagannath: Stories Of Faith And Devotion by Smita Das Jain
Genre - Short Stories, Spiritual Fiction, Mythology

There are books that inform us, some equip us for better living, some entertain and some deepen our faith. Smita Das Jain’s latest offering – Jagannath: Stories Of Faith And Devotion is a book that belongs to the latte...


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Book - Transcending Time – A Treasure Tale by Prasad Pathak
Genre - Magical Realism, Mythological fantasy

Ever wondered if the people you meet today were somehow connected to you in another life? That’s the itch this book scratches, the idea that time isn’t a straight line, but something looping, layered, and waiting to be uncovered....


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Book - Durga: The Baaghini by Krishnamurthy Shrikanth
Genre - Ecological Fiction, Mythological fantasy

Nature has always fascinated us with its silence, its patience, and its way of remembering what humans try to forget. This observation sits at the heart of Durga: The Baaghini by Krishnamurthy Shrikanth, a mythological fantasy that m...


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I recently read As a Man Thinketh by James Allen from Atlantic Books’ Peacock Classics collection, and in my opinion, it is a must-read.

Before I go ahead with my review… you can grab this and many more such classics from Atlantic Books’ website – atlanticbooks.com

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Book - The Nalanda Manuscript: The Indian Hero by Douglas Misquita
Genre - Adventure Thriller

History has a way of refusing to stay buried. Lost cities, burned libraries, scattered manuscripts: the past keeps whispering for someone to find it. Douglas Misquita’s The Nalanda Manuscript: The Indian Hero, the third instalment of his Ind...


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