Books, a man’s best friend

My word, my love Shweta Rohira

My favourite book is obviously my first novel, Filmy Chick. It still feels like a dream to have written my first novel. I have always enjoyed reading, and books that touched my heart are Nicholas Sparks’A Walk To Remember and Mitch Albom’s Timekeeper. The books I would like to recommend are The Dalai Lama’s Cat, The Coercion, Fables of Rumi… well, the list can go on and on.

Playful moments Aniruudh Dave

I like plays and I’ve read more than 250 plays and stories so far. I used to have a good reading speed and now I’ve resumed it. I love Vijay Tendulkar’s plays. I love to write poems and I am currently writing jeev+ani i.e. Jeevani. It will be out very soon and will talk about the good, bad and best days of life.

Truth be told Vijayendra Kumeria

I like biographies and autobiographies as these books are inspiring and can teach us to have a better approach to life. I would recommend My Experiments With Truth, autobiography by Mahatma Gandhi.

Obama all the way Ramman Handa

Say It Like Obama is one of my favourite books which has captured the journey of Barack Obama.It has heart-touching incidents from his life. There’s a lot to learn from the narrative and I recommend it to everyone as it’s very motivating.

Life-changing read Amit Sarin

Kane and Abel by Jefferey Archer changed my life. I read that book during my engineering college days and I related to that book because it reminded me of my father and his struggles while growing up. That book inspired me to convince my father to build our own hotel. On a different note, my all-time favourite is also Bhagavad Gita.

All for wizards Shweta Tiwari

I am a fiction fan. I love reading about imaginary stories, full of vampires, wizards etc. For light, fun and quick read I suggest Fan Girl by Rainbow Rowell, The Worst Daughter Ever by AartiV Raman and The Selection series by Kiera Cass. In thriller and sci-fi genre, Silent Patient by Alex Michealides and Skyward by Brandon Sanderson are my favourites.