As I have written on my rating explanations that a book who got a one star was likely a chore to read, and I won’t recommend it. I rarely ever rate a book 1 star. The point being I rarely ever ever rate a book One star. I don’t think I’ve ever given any book a One star since I…
This is the first book by the Author Robert Ludlum that I’ve read. I’ve earlier seen the Movies based on his Jason Bourne series. I’ve three more books by the author that I’ll read in due course of time. I picked up the four book compendium of Robert Ludlum mainly to complete my reading challenge for the year 2021. It’s…
The Man who solved the Market, How Jim Simmons Launched the Quants Revolutions by Gregory Zuckerman is a story about how a man at a time when computers were taking lead roles in every other industry except the Financial market used Mathematics and Computers to give investing a completely new directions. We heard of behemoths like Warren Buffet, Peter lynch,…
Date read : 14.09.2021 – 17.09.2021 Queen of Storm is the second instalment of the Firemane saga written by the author Raymond E feist. before I continue to more about this book in particular I have to say that I have been a big fan of Raymond E. Feist since I laid my eyes on his first book. Since then…
The Splendid and the Vile: A Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz by Erik Larson. This book although informative about the how life was in the UK at the time of Nazi invasion but looses readers attention after 300 pages or so. If I had to add a narative or lines from each cast it would be…
Myths of the old is the third and final book in tantric of old trilogy by Krishnarjun Bhattacharya. I have read all three books of his and have found them quite interesting. When I first Bought Book 1 Tantric of Old about six years back I never knew if I will ever finish the series. While I was reading it…
Date Read: 26.06.2021 – 05.07.2021 I don’t intended to reinstate all that has been already said about this book it’s there floating around and is still available. Any one who hasn’t read the book yet should give it a read the book might drag a bit but it is still a fun read This was my re read of The…
Date Read: 15.06.2021 – 23.06.2021 Outside fiction, spying seldom goes exactly according to plan. Ben Macintyre, The Spy and The Traitor A stocky, athletic figure, Gordievsky strode confidently through the airport crowds. Inside him, though, a low terror bubbled. For Oleg Gordievsky, KGB veteran, faithful secret servant of the Soviet Union, was a British spy. Code-named NOCTON Wow, that one…
I step in shit all the time and recognize it when I do. I’ve just learned how to scrape it off my boots and carry on. Matthew McConaughey Date Read : 09.06.2021 – 12.06.2021 I had a very special reason to start this post with that particular quote My younger self had a philosophy “shit happens, move on” as I…
I started this book a while back but couldn’t get the traction needed to finish this book. It’s not that it’s boring or anything like that. It’s written in a manner to capture your imagination from the first chapter itself. It’s not the book it’s definitely me or so I thought. Pick a simple story… And tell it again, and…
For what is more versatile? As at home in tin as it is in Limoges, coffee can energize the industrious at dawn, calm the reflective at noon, or raise the spirits of the beleagured in the middle of the night. Count Alexander Ilyich Rostov It’s a gentleman’s duty to paraphrase a good coffee quote when he finds one. Now on…
Born to survivalists in the mountains of Idaho, Tara Westover was seventeen the first time she set foot in a classroom. Her family was so isolated from mainstream society that there was no one to ensure the children received an education, and no one to intervene when one of Tara’s older brothers became violent. Then, Tara began to educate herself….