Excerpts from my diary

DESCRIPTION Filled with capsules of optimism and hope, Vitamin H is a collection of thoughts, suggestions and advice for the young at heart to nurture their minds and refresh their spirit. It aims to elevate the lives of people by fostering inner confidence and strengthening their faith. In a turbulent and chaotic world, people are in dire need of words of motivation and inspiration. Vitamin H provides the much needed therapy which will successfully cure the diseases such as negativity, pessimism, cynicism and envy. It will awaken the dreamer within you and help you achieve the seemingly impossible. MY REVIEW Once you replace negative thoughts with positive ones, you'll start having positive results. Optimism and positivity are the utmost important virtues that need to be acquired in a person's life. In lieu with the same Vitamin H is a masterpiece by author Abhishek Deepa Thakkar. The book is a collection of 111 quotations that will surely proffer you a leas

DESCRIPTION An Epic poetry collection of 21st Century Inc. told in a mode of the Victorian age. The agony of the IT generation flowing silently through their hearts may not make much noise pollution; the alarm bells of emotional pollution are sounding, notwithstanding. Amol Redij's poems impelled by the aridity of solitude unfold the looming veil on the suppressed excruciations of the young generation falling into a trap of detachment caused by hectic lifestyles and fragile relationships. The poems, the absurd nightmares of the present will make you moan silently with a frozen echo within you. The desolate bosom fermented with sorrow with cast an infectious spell to find a cathartic nirvana one needs, ultimately. The whole generations' sorrow confined in this Integrated Circuit (IC) will, little by little, haunt unapproachable reaches of your inside. MY REVIEW Heartbreaks, distress and pain these emotions majorly make a writer and with them, there is

Maza-ma- Maza is a really thoughtful and impactful book . It is  a splendid collection of hindi and urdu nazms. Primarily based on the concept of let bygones be bygones it focuses its readers towards life experiences and preaches to forget past offences or causes of conflict and be reconciled. The book unfolds into a plethora of nazms and ashars that are immensely motivating and throw a light on the real life experiences of the author and are extremely relatable, somehow. Motivation, our thoughts and reflections upon life might be varying for each one of us. But whilst, I read this book, I found myself connected  to every line, every paragraph put down by the author. The usage of vocabulary, the flow of the chapters, the title of every nazm is extremely on point and the book slowly and steadily encaptured all of my attention into it. I am really delighted after going through this book and I must say that the author has done a fabulous job in scripting the minute