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Author : Sylvia Plath Genre : Autobiographical novel Traits : Mental health issues, societal norms, self harm. Language : English  Click here to be redirected to BUY It all started with a queer sultry summer. The Bell jar by Sylvia Plath is a phenomenal depiction of women surviving with mental health issues during the 1950s. The society's perception of a perfect woman and Esther's pursuit to live unapologetically like a human was something that made the book even more riveting. Sadly enough a bigger battle was awaiting her- her constant dispute with her inner world. Her alacrity to become everything, her ambitions, her desires were  all threatened by her interrogative and unstable, yet a beautiful mind.  I connected with the character of Esther a lot of times while reading the book and trust me, there were times when I was Esther and at times she was my friend. The plot is exceedingly depressing and can be triggering enough for someone who has already been dealing with se...

Author: Pudhumaipithan  Genre: Social  Traits: Social satire, Progressive thinking, and Open criticism  Language: Tamil  "Pudhumaipithan (1906-1948) was a revolutionary writer who had a deep impact on Tamil literature. His work is still relevant today, and he is considered one of the most important writers in Tamil history. Pudhumaipithan's creations are characterized by social satire, progressive thinking, and open criticism of accepted traditions. His stories often deal with the lives of ordinary people and the social and political issues of his time. His works have been translated into English and other languages. This short story collection is the one you must try because some stories have taken place in academic books in Tamilnadu. R/W Rating:- 7.2/10 Goodreads rating:- 4.1/5 (As on the date of publishing this post) R/W by:-  @books.nd.books.ly #PudhumaiPithan   #TamilLiterature #TamilBooks   #BookstagramTamil   #ClassicLiterature   #sho...

Author:  George Bernard Shaw Genre: Classic Drama Traits: Drama, Classic, Family , War , Love , Comedy Language: English  Click here to be redirected to BUY  "Arms and The Man" by George Bernard Shaw is a classic drama that explores the themes of war and love. The drama begins in the room of Raina Petkoff - the daughter of a rich Bulgarian family and the fiance of Major Sergius Saranoff. We find that a fleeing Swiss soldier Captain Bluntschli break into Raina's room to find refuge. Shocked and scared Raina helps him with the help of her mother. Later Raina got to know how her fiance is an unskilled soldier and is driven by luck, through her conversation with Bluntschli. She also got to discover Bluntschli's fondness for chocolates and that is why she named him Chocolate Cream Soldier. Later, we find that Raina becomes fond of her Chocolate Cream Soldier and eventually falls in love with him. On the other hand, Sergius's fondness for Louka who happens to be a maid ...

Author: Aditya Nighhot  Genre: Contemporary fiction  Traits: Reflective, Philosophical, Personal, Introspective, motivational  Language: English  Click here to be redirected to BUY  This book explores the challenges of modern life. It looks at how social media affects our self esteem and questions ,what real happiness and success mean. Through personal stories and reflections, Nighhot helps readers think about their own values and beliefs. The book is divided into different sections, each covering a different part of life, like success, social pressure, and the search for happiness. Nighhot's writing is simple and easy to follow, making complex ideas feel more relatable. He encourages readers to think for themselves rather than giving easy answers, which makes the book feel personal. Personally, this book made me reflect on my own life and what truly matters to me. It challenged me to rethink my goals and what success means to me. In conclusion, *Unhooked & ...

Author: Haemin Sunim Genre: Self-help Traits: Life, mindfulness Language: English  Click here to be redirected to BUY The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down is a bedside book written by a Buddhist monk. It is like a guidebook that reminds you to keep your mind calm and teaches you the value of slowing down in this busy world. The book discusses emotions, relationships, forgiveness, first love, and all the worldly wisdom that one can relate to. Each chapter starts with a short write-up by the author narrating his experiences, followed by bite-size paragraphs of wisdom and guidance. Colorful illustrations throughout the book by Youngcheol Lee are like meditation prompts and give a sense of calm. The teachings, although wise and profound, were not something new for me. However, I suggest reading the book slowly to best understand and absorb the content. R/W Rating: 6.5/10 Goodreads rating: 4.04/5 (As on the date of publishing this post.) Reviewed by:  @liveslived.overbook...

Author: Raju Murugan Genre: Contemporary fiction Traits: Emotional complexity, Realism,  Introspection and Self-Discovery,Philosophical Undertones Language: Tamil  Cli8ck here to be redirected to BUY  Reading Raju Murugan's "Vattiyum Muthalum" book, one can sense a wide range of emotions within this person's anger, desire, affection, sorrow, and restlessness. Raju Murugan has written about the many facets of life, drawn from his own experiences. Through laughter, tears, play, and sleep, he portrays the multifaceted nature of life, much like a child who unknowingly experiences all these emotions in the course of living. In his journey, the heart is silently telling him to pause and reflect. One can cry for the abandoned; lend a hand to those who are struggling; stand by those who have lost; extend a flower to the victors; and offer forgiveness to the killers. This book undoubtedly displays all the different emotions of the human experience. It is the third eye of human...