** Thanks to the author for sharing a copy of the book for review.** ** Thanks to our reviewer for reviewing the book on behalf of #Literoma. ** "Yes, I met Maruti" is the first novel by debutante Gujarati author Daxesh Trivedi. The plot centres around a young lad named JJ who is also a Gujju and an MBA student (or is he author's shadow??). JJ falls in love with a beautiful girl named Deepika but their relationship goes through a turmoil when he meets Lord Hanuman in his dreams. Cannot reveal more than this as that will spoil the thrill of reading. There is a freshness in the storyline especially towards the end where the 3rd winner of the competition gets declared but the overall poor editing quality makes it a difficult read. As a non Gujju, I got to know a lot about the small town of Vadodara, it's banyan trees and birds, Chevdo (local sweet dish) and many Gujarati words used frequently throughout the book. But proper names written in lower case, improper

Here comes the biggest announcement #LITEROMA Carnival - Guest of Honour Mr. Subrata Dutta - the Honourable Chairman of Indian Football Association

** Thanks to the author for sharing a review copy of the book.** ** Thanks to our reviewer Swapna Peri for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. ** Book Title: The Humane Quest - Vol. II Author: Mehak Gupta Grover Format: Paperback Book Title: The title of the book ' The Humane Quest ' is oozing with virtues and goodwill. Book Cover: The cover image of the book is a serene picture of a still water body against land and nature. The same image can be found for the book's volume 1 also. Inside the book: The book is divided into 21 chapters where each chapter is a gateway for a better living with respect to mental and physical life. Of late in the quest of money, quick fame and a better lifestyle we humans are forgetting and ignoring our basic responsibilities as human and evolved beings of the universe in personal and social lives. In this book with each chapter, the author has tried to implant such values. What I like: 1. When it comes to living life wi

** Thanks to the author for sharing a review copy of the book.** ** Thanks to our reviewer for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. ** Genre: Nonfiction Pages: 90 Format: Paperback Well what to say about this book? Right from the book title, book cover, page and print quality, depth of contents - the book left me engrossed in it's totality. After a very long time, I read a non fiction of this quality. I must congratulate the author for gifting her readers such a lovely read. I can see this book making it to the bestseller list of 2019. Coming to the book's contents - title 'The Humane Quest' in itself creates an immediate impact on reader's mind. The book in review is the 2nd volume of the series and I strongly feel why did not I read its first volume? Well, to say about the present volume, there are 21 chapters, each of which focusses into 21 different aspects of humanity like motherhood, child trafficking, selflessness, health, moneymindedness, rob

Yesterday marked the launch of world's first anthology of self composed quotations by 40 Indian writers across the globe. It was such a star studded evening yesterday graced by authors, filmmakers, publishers, media, journalists, technocrats, motivational coach, birders and readers - the event could not have been more colourful. We are thankful to one and all for gracing the occasion.  # Literoma  feels honoured to have you all in our family.

**  # Literoma  video trailer ** We heartily welcome you at the book launch of RUKHSAAR by  Ds Raghuvanshi .  https://youtu.be/PbqKx7vliwU

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** Thanks to the author for gifting us a Kindle copy of the book for review. ** ** Thanks to our reviewer Reetwika Banerjee for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. ** Having read Rajiv's newest title "Panchateertha", I agreed to review his previous title "Brahmahatya". The intriguing title of the book caught my attention and I decided to give it a read over the weekend. And it lived up to my expectations. Our Hindu mythology is one of the oldest and largest repository of good vs devil kind stories and Rajiv has beautifully portrayed analogies in recreating the epics in the backdrop of 21st century landscape. More than his storylines, I loved his style of setting up mythical connections more. Characters like Ravi, Bhavna and Mrs. Raghavan are extremely crucial and have been well depicted. The length of the novel is also very apt - neither too long, nor a quick read type. Storytelling is also fluent but non-Hindu readers might find it difficult to rel

** Thanks to the author for sharing a review copy of the book.** ** Thanks to our reviewer Swapna Peri for reviewing the book on behalf of #Literoma. ** Format: Paperback/Kindle Edition Genre: Fiction Pages: 121 Book Title: The title of the book ' Rukhsaar ' is as same as the name of the protagonist. Book Cover: The cover image of the book is a young woman standing near a large window and the image is a silhouette image. The color combination of the image is nice. Plot: Rukhsaar, the daughter of a rich Muslim couple, who is always surrounded and guarded by riches often feels suffocated living a restricted life since her childhood. During her early adulthood, she meets Sameer and a bond develops between them.  Sameer is an IAS aspirant and a loving person. Both of them decide to reach their goals and one fine day they get married. Then on the story travel to their kids and the kids' life till the kids become adults and settle down in life. As an IAS officer,