Author: Khaled Hosseini Genre: Fiction If you have ever read any of Hosseini’s books, you already know the caliber of his writing. He crafts short, powerful sentences infused with volumes of emotion. His stories flow so seamlessly that you find yourself unable to stop turning pages until you reach

Genre: Fiction Author: Khaled Hosseini To kickstart 2024, I decided to re-read Khaled Hosseini’s masterpiece- "A Thousand Splendid Suns." I first read it a decade ago, and I had no memory of the story details except the strong impression that it was an outstanding book. Ten years

Genre: Philosophical Novel Author: Mitch Albom The truth is, Mitch, once you learn how to die, you learn how to live. At my workplace, a common mantra is “Always begin with the end in mind”. Got it? It's about envisioning outcomes before planning any program and working backward

Genre: Romance (Spicy/ Erotic) Author: Mia Sheridan So, recently, I finished listening to an audiobook of Mia Sheridan’s spicy romance novel, “Stinger”. I have not been a romance enthusiast in recent years, and usually lean toward other genres, but hey, I’m all about switching gears once in a

Genre: Autobiography/Memoir Author: Phil Knight  A few months back, I joined this awesome book club, and I recently got my hands on the autobiography of the Nike founder as part of our book club recommendations. I don’t know if I would have picked up this book on my

Genre: Self-Help Author: Stephen R. Covey Stephen Covey’s “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” is one of the most widely read self-help books of all time, and I had been hearing about it from various sources. I was just about to order a copy online when I noticed

Genre: Self-Help Author: Malcolm Gladwell “Outliers” by Malcolm Gladwell is a thought-provoking book that offers insights into the factors that influence the success of exceptional individuals. With his exceptional storytelling, compelling anecdotes, and statistical analysis, Gladwell emphasizes that success isn’t solely the result of an individual’s talent or

Genre: Fiction Author: BP Koirala "Teen Ghumti" is a phenomenal psychological fiction written by Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala in the 1960s. The novel primarily focuses on the main character, Indramaya, and her three pivotal life decisions that shape different phases of her life. In phase one (before marriage), Indramaya

Genre: Non-fiction/Self Help/Finance/Psychology Author: Morgan Housel “The Psychology of Money” by Morgan Housel delves into the relationship between human psychology and financial decision-making. Often, we may think of money and finances in terms of complex math or technicalities, but the author makes the point that, in fact,

Author: Mark Manson Genre: Self-Help If someone asks me the core idea of this book, it should be the following:   The idea of not giving a fuck is a simple way of reorienting our expectations for life and choosing what is important and what is not. Mark Manson’s "

Author: Gary Chapman Genre: Self-Help Have you ever fallen in love with someone? How does it feel at the beginning when you are falling for someone? Do you remember that “in-love” experience, when you get butterflies in your tummy, when you keep thinking about the person 24/7, dreaming about

Author: Victor Frankl Genre: Autobiography “Man’s Search for Meaning” is a memoir written by Victor Frankl, a Holocaust survivor, and a psychiatrist. He spent three years as a prisoner in the concentration camps. His father, mother, brother, and wife died in different concentration camps. The book's first