A MEDICO'S BOOK WORLD

A pinch of mystery, some sauteed stories, and a well tadka of melodrama, cooked with pulpy characters are usually taken as a golden standard for a book to taste deliciously to your eyes, especiall y when it tends to fall under the genres of science fiction, mystery, melodrama, and fantasy. But both cooking and writing are considered jobs demanding tonnes of creativity and equal amounts of patience. And when you overcook or undercook a dish, the thin muscular tongue wouldn't hesitate to spit out some harsh words too.  Does only the beginning of a book matter? Or is it the central theme? Could there be a mystery, not seen with the naked eye but rather be seen by the deeper emotional seat of your heart? With millions of questions and trepidations like these, I sought answers from my most recent read of 2022, GRANDEST REVELATION - THE EXORDIUM by Anubhav Anand.  One-line review:   ' Anubahv came up with a plot, which makes it hard to place him under the category of the BUDDIN...

Healing itself, maybe a subjective opinion both emotionally, physically, and most importantly of the mental state, of which one’s own self is most of the time held responsible for. It seems to be a very pleasing aspect that, with breezes of time blowing faster, a stage set for understanding, deciphering, and acknowledging mental health, has been in trend in recent years.  Sometimes you might be wanting to be served with some motivation, which would thrust you, or sometimes you would be incessantly craving for some positive notes, which might help you in absorbing the bliss of life you tackle on an everyday basis.  Probably Meenakshi Goswami too would have felt this void, but rather than just you and me, 'pondering about this void' she fondly pens her feelings down into poems, the poems which would serve you the right amount of threshold to unlock your prudence towards the world.  And the book which I stumbled across, and will be reviewing today is UNLOCKING THE SHINE by ...