Grandma’s Bag Of Stories
Nice collection of stories you can tell your children. Recollections of grand parents telling stories fly by when you read this.
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Hello, Bastar – The Untold Story of India’s Maoist Movement
** spoiler alert ** The writing style of this book is not great, it read like a collection of essays instead of a good account of Naxal/Maoist history. The content though, I think, reflects facts without …
What If? Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions
Randall is probably the geekiest human being that is also fun to interact with. This book has been amazing, it was hard to read at beginning because I’m so out of touch with physical sciences …
The Snowden Files: The Inside Story of the World’s Most Wanted Man
This dude has balls of steel. Being in the bad books of US government and not getting caught is no easy feat to pull off. That shows how smart he is. He never went to …
Poor Economics: A Radical Rethinking of the Way to Fight Global Poverty
I liked this book. Very thorough, practical and measured approaches to uplifting people form poverty and kicking off a virtuous cycle in their lives. The authors examined several randomized trails in different countries, what impact …
Dongri To Dubai: Six Decades of The Mumbai Mafia
I read very few books about Mafia. This book is a very detail account of Mumbai Mafia. No wonder there is a film based on this book, there can be tens because there is everything …
Facing Cancer Together
Found this book on a bookshelf at work. Author explains her journey through cancer, luckily she survived. Many don’t. Emphasizes how important family support is when battling with cancer. Even if you have nothing do …
Twelve Years a Slave
A free citizen kidnapped and sold as a slave. It was only possible because of biases human race was (is) under! As rightly said by the author, a great sin is resting up on this …
The Alchemist
I always wanted to pick this book up for long because of peer pressure. Finally, picked it up. This book has life lessons wrapped in a beautiful tale. I would have appreciated this book more …
Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us
This book is a looooooooooooong one. I would have abandoned this book had I read it, I managed to finish this because I listened to it during commute. The first encounter I had with the …