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Top 2 books you will love to read in "Contemporary Romance": 1.Our Imperfectly Perfect Love: Year 2011: They met, Love blossomed...  Year 2012: Love was lost, death separated them...  Year 2016: Life is about to change for the two...  A girl, who has left everything to find her missing sister.  A dead girl, who was so depressed with her life and the decisions she has made.  A boy, madly in love with a girl, who is ready to go to any extent to just bring her back, even from the dead.  A journey, that is full of love, emotions, and sacrifices and a belief that 'Any imperfect love can still be perfect in its very own ways'.  'Our Imperfectly Perfect Love' is a story of Rishi, Ananya, Ishika and Rithwik and their lives, which somehow gets connected to each other's and a search—search for love, desires and hope.  A hope that a dead person can still be alive!  ROCHAK BHATNAGAR:  Rochak Bhatnagar, born in New Delhi, completed a d...

                                        Everyone has a story  - Savi Sharma Meera, a fledgling writer who is in search of a story that can touch millions of lives. Vivaan, assistant branch manager at Citibank, who dreams of travelling the world. Kabir, a café manager who desires something of his own. Nisha, the despondent café customer who keeps secrets of her own. Everyone has their own story, but what happens when these four lives are woven together? Pull up a chair in Kafe Kabir and watch them explore friendship and love, writing their own pages of life from the cosy café to the ends of the world.                                                                

Review: It's a must book for those who have little entrepreneurial gene or interested in how people have struggled to establish themselves. The book doesn't have a high/low sine curve in terms of excitement. It covered a wide range of business and most of them are well known brands never knew those are IIMA grads creation. --Rakesh Satapathy Nov 22, 2012 a must read book for people who are thing of becoming entrepreneurs after completing their school of business. --rudhra Jun 21, 2015 I must recommend everyone to read the book at least one. Even i have gifted it to my brother. The stories were very inspiring which gives life to think in another direction. --Dipak 19 Feb 2015 About the Author: The author of Stay Hungry Stay Foolish, Rashmi Bansal, is an accomplished writer, youth expert and entrepreneur. She has authored four books on entrepreneurship, all of which have been bestsellers. These books have been translated into ten languages and have been able to sell...

Summary Of the Book: Robin Sharma, the well known personality development expert, teaches his life lessons in the form of stories. He creates a fictional person who faces a crisis and then teaches leadership principles through the lessons learnt by that person from his mentors. In this book, the story revolves around Peter Franklin, an entrepreneur. His software firm is struggling to survive, and he can see no way out. Just as he is about to throw up his hands and give up on everything, an old friend appears. It is the fast living lawyer, Julian Mantle, who became a monk in  The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari.  He slowly teaches Peter how to get out of his situation. He teaches Peter how to turn his company into a good place for his workers, and then increase productivity. Mantle teaches Peter that unless his workers are feeling good about their work, have job security, and derive job satisfaction, there will not be much efficiency in their work, and no loyalty. H...

Summary Of The Book: Jonathan Landry is in a difficult phase in his life. He is experiencing the depths of despair, as he struggles to find motivation in his job, and is in a marriage that’s falling apart. During this phase, he happens to meet with his cousin Julian Mantle, the courtroom lawyer whose life was transformed after he renounced his materialistic possessions and received wisdom in the Himalayas. Julian wants Jonathan to retrieve all the secret letters that he had left behind with people that he had come across during his life-changing journey. Jonathan is reluctant to take up this mission, as he would have to leave behind his six-year-old son Adam. But he decides to go, without so much as an inkling of what’s in store for him as he goes about achieving this task. While collecting these secret letters, Jonathan travels to several cities around the world. He visits the Taj Mahal of India, the tango halls of Buenos Aires, the catacombs of Paris, and the brightly li...

This book is not only a self-help book but also a tool for having a successful business: A Remarkable Story about Living Your Heart's Desires! Within the pages of this extraordinary book, you will discover a practical yet powerful process to recreate your life and reconnect with your best self. Written as an engaging and heartfelt story, The Saint, the Surfer, and the CEO offers you a potent blend of deep wisdom and practical life lessons that will help you discover your destiny, fill your life with a splendid sense of happiness, and become the fulfilled, passionate and on-purpose person you have always wanted to be. In this brilliant guide to living your life at its highest and most authentic level, you will learn: how to awaken your true gifts and shine powerfully in the world; the best way to have greater meaning, happiness and inner peace flow to you; how to transform your fears into freedom and your wounds into wisdom, and a remarkable series of tools to help you b...

Review: I liked the starting and the way author created the suspense. I kept guessing the reason and was proved wrong at the end. Its very well written and is also a lesson for people who try to commit suicide. It tells you how important is your life and its very easy to enjoy it. All depend on you how you move forward. There will be situations in your life when you are highly frustrated but its all part of life. In book she got the doctor but in real life you get someone and you dont even realize to thank her for saving your life. Author described the kind of pain in stomach, its very much similar to a guilt feel or a kind of frustration which we feel when things are not in our favor or when some betray us or even you betray someone for a selfless reason. I liked the way author portrays the feeling of a person to damage her body to get rid of the mental pain. Its a must read. Hats off to Preeti Shenoy --Ravi Soni Aug 29, 2011 I think I am in loved wide its story. Its qu...

Review: If we are Engineering graduates then there will be good future .This is a claim often repeated to children and teenagers by parents and teachers in many parts of India.But only those who have gone through an engineering college life know that it's not completely true. This book is about the few engineering students in your clss who love engineering, I don't hate them. Infact, I'm very jealous that they study what they love. this book is about the majority of engineering graduates whose lives are wasted in engineering and is intended to tell why you shpuld make an attempt in pursuing you real passion, instead if being suffocated under the weight of an engineering  degree.                                           

Review:                     Many girls are victims of several social stigmas every day. Some of them are crimes of the most heinous nature. But, in our world, more often than not, the girl is made to be the culprit. Society disregards every atrocity the girl has been forced to go through, and to top it off, finds a twisted logic to blame her for it. This is a story about a girl like that. Kavya and Aahan, two best friends, studying in a highly reputed school of Delhi, enjoy the innocent years of their childhood without a care in the world. They have their entire lives in front of them. But that's where the utopia ends. In this book, Aakash Neeraj Mittal talks about a very important social issue and makes an honest attempt towards changing the existing mindset through this moving story, which will leave you clamouring, "It Wasn't Her Fault".                     ...

            Chanakya, who lived in India in the 4th Century BC, was a leadership guru par excellence. The treasure of his teachings can be found in his book, The Arthashastra, which deals with good governance based on ideal leadership. The concept of the ideal nation in The Arthashastra, called Saptanga, holds that there are seven pillars of a kingdom: Swami, Amatya, Janpada, Durg, Kosha, Dand, Mitra iti Prakritya. For centuries, Indian rulers have used this concept as a model of successful government. In this path-breaking book, Chanakya’s 7 Secrets of Leadership, author Radhakrishnan Pillai delves into Chanakya’s Saptanga with the real-life example of D. Sivanandhan. Former Director General of Police, Maharashtra, and the archetype of an able administrator, Sivanandhan shares his guidelines for effective management, highlighting those that make him a dynamic leader. In Chanakya’s 7 Secrets of Leadership, theory meets practice, academic res...