biography books
I’m Glad My Mom Died Review: A Dark Celebrity Memoir That Hits Hard
Reading Jennette McCurdy’s memoir I’m Glad My Mom Died was a beautiful mistake. Beautiful, because I liked it; mistake, because it wasn’t what I expected it to be.
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Abhijeet is a writer and marketer who loves to explore new books. He devours them to bring out the selected bests for marketers, startup enthusiasts and fellow writers.
advertising books
Alex Schultz Click Here Book Summary: The Art and Science of Digital Marketing and Advertising
Click Here by Alex Schultz is a practical guide to understanding how modern digital marketing actually drives growth. The book serves as a practical handbook for digital growth.
book reviews
Review of Rishikesh Lokapure's All Stories Are: Small Stories with Big Weights
Earlier this year, I read The Trees Sing Rishikesh Lokapure’s debut story collection. I loveddddd it. So, when he announced All Stories Are, I knew I had to…
author services
Read 90 Books in 2025 (and Reviewed 81 of Them)
This was not the plan. The plan was to read... just read, like I always do. And test if I could read 50 books (again). That’s been my…
afterlife
When Death Gives You Lemons Book Review: Cute, Funny and Unexpectedly Warming
When Death Gives You Lemons by Alice G. Brooks is a beautiful urban queer fantasy written about pain, punishment and death. Received an ARC, and here’s my absolutely…
advertising books
Alex Schultz Click Here Book Review: Practical Handbook for Digital Growth
Click Here by Alex Schultz is like a practical handbook for digital growth. This is one of those books I picked up expecting solid marketing insights and that’s…
amazon kdp
Alice G. Brooks Talks About When Death Gives You Lemons and the Magic of Indie Publishing
What does it take to bring a story from an idea to a published book? From first drafts and self-doubt to revisions, formatting and publishing, and everything in…
book reading
The Best Books I Read in 2025
2025 was a year of indie reading for me. Instead of chasing the biggest releases or the buzziest titles, I found myself pulled towards the self-published stories and…
amazon kdp
From Idea to Reality: How Seraph Rossmoor Brought Ashes of the Beloved to Life
What does it take to bring a story from an idea to a published book? Seraph Rossmoor joins us today to share her experience writing Ashes of the…
book reviews
Numbers Don’t Add Up Review: A Crime Thriller That Keeps You Guessing Till the End
Numbers Don’t Add Up by Shweta felt like a quick cat-and-mouse chase thriller at the first glimpse. I received a review copy from the author, and I went…
book reviews
Rishikesh Lokapure’s Trees Sing Book Review: A Soul-Soothing Short Story Collection
The Trees Sing by Rishikesh Lokapure is one of those rare, soothing books that feels like a tight hug after a long day. I pre-ordered the book as…
book reviews
One Small Mistake Book Review: Sisterhood, Secrets and a Snowballing Lie
One Small Mistake by Dandy Smith is a dark psychological thriller built around someone taking extreme measures to fulfil their dreams. This debut book has an interesting premise.
