** Thanks to the author for gifting us a review copy of the book. ** ** Thanks to our reviewer for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. ** 'A Sip of Coffee' is a beautiful English poetry book presented by Satabdi Banerjee to her readers. And congratulations to Literoma for bringing out such a beautiful piece. Right from cover to layout designing, they complement the contents so apltly. The book marks Satabdi's debut to the world of published solo poetry book where every word has been well knitted to create an enchanting effect in reader's mind. Not just as a reviewer, but also a poetry lover, I have cherished reading almost all the poems published in the book. Some of my personal favourites are Red Love, Survival, Soul Mate, Mystic Union, A Merry Gesture and A Quench. The book indeed speaks a lot about the author's deep feelings and emotions about life and relationships. I will look forward to read more of her books in future. Wish her all the very ...

** Thanks to the author for gifting us a review copy of the book.** ** Thanks to our reviewer for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. ** ‘And So Can You’ is an amazing gift from respected author Dr. Roopleen to her followers and readers. The book comprises of seventeen motivational success stories shared by seventeen eminent doctors and medical practitioners across India. All the narrations are wonderfully captured by the author herself, showcasing the power of an honest dream and the mission to accomplish it. Many authors in the recent past have explored the genre of motivational writing but this book is unique in its own way. Arguably, the first of its type indeed wherein an immensely successful doctor herself has crafted the very base of such a masterpiece. The book quite truly opens up a new avenue altogether for its readers and future medical practitioners which makes it a must read for every doctor and medical students. Only thing which I was missing in the book was ...

** Thanks to our reviewer for doing a promotional review of the book on behalf of Literoma. ** ** Thanks to Author for gifting a review copy of the book to the reviewer.** ‘Isle of Mysteries’ is a debut book by the author Kiran Das, and hearty congratulations to both the author and Literoma for bringing out Kiran's amateur scribbles in the form of a published novella. It’s a very crisp plot of less than 100 pages so you can enjoy a fast read. The title and cover are no doubt attractive and go well with the theme. But as a critic, however keeping aside all other emotions, I had rather a mixed feeling while glancing my eyes through the pages. The plot brings in young adult fantasy outlines with a vivid description of pre-Independent India and the struggles it had embraced during early freedom movements. The plot is knitted well against the backdrop of action filled pirate attacks, treasure hunt and bloodsheds. The unconventional storyline offers a refreshin...

** Thanks to our reviewer for doing a promotional review of the book on behalf of Literoma. ** ** Thanks to Author for gifting a review copy of the book to the reviewer.** This is a brilliant book by a first time author Kiran and a page turner in truth. I completed reading this book in just a single sitting. My teenager son's immediate response seeing the book cover stands as the testimony of its aptness. The title too is very catchy. Personally speaking owing to my age I am not much a fantasy reader these days but when Literoma gifted me this book for review, I somehow pushed myself to give a try. But did not realize when I got done with the book. The plot is filmy as rightly said by author and his cinematic inspirations are clearly visible throughout his writing. The clues he left all across the plot were very smart and well knitted at the end. As a suggestion, I would recommend the author to also take inspirations from our legendary Indian classics of similar genre so that ...

** Thanks to our reviewer for doing a promotional review of the book on behalf of Literoma. ** ** Thanks to Author for gifting a review copy of the book to the reviewer.** ‘Isle of Mysteries’ is the first novella from a IT professional turned debutante author Kiran Das. Literoma Publishing Services deserve a note of appreciation for helping this techie out to become a published author. All the characters in the story looked dazzling in a fantasy world like the Game of Thrones. The narration is smooth. Readers can pick up this novella and complete it easily in one quick shot. Kiran has done a fairly good job in ensuring that the story gets over well before the readers gets bored. Overall, ‘Isle of Mysteries’ is a must read for fantasy lovers – especially for the young readers who can easily relate to the fictional characters.

** Thanks to our reviewer for doing a promotional review of the book on behalf of Literoma. ** ** Thanks to Author for gifting a review copy of the book to the reviewer.** ‘Isle of Mysteries’ is a a promising debut of author Kiran Das and a big accolade goes to ‘Literoma Publishing Services’ for helping young & budding writing talents to become published authors. The interest sparks about the book immediately when a reader looks at the cover page. It’s a fantastically designed cover which appeals to the conscious and sub-conscious parts of the mind. The content of the book keeps the promises made by the cover. With very simple choice of words Kiran ensured the treasure hunt story is weaved in a thrilling manner. As a reader, irrespective of the fact whether you like or don’t like periodic stories go ahead and explore this action drama. It will be worth giving a read. I dont want to spoil the thrill by revealing anything related to the plot in my review here. But its a very...

** Thanks to our reviewer for doing a promotional review of the book on behalf of Literoma. ** ** Thanks to Author for gifting a review copy of the book to the reviewer.** ‘Isle of Mysteries’ by Kiran Das is a noteworthy effort by ‘Literoma Publishing Services’. The most commendable point about the entire attempt is that as a publishing service provider, Literoma did a fantastic job by encouraging and working on a fantasy novella written in simple Indian English by an debutante writer. Even though novels and short stories always had familiarity amongst the reader fraternity, fantasy novella had not much been explored as a genre in India. We hope this book acts as one of the initial steps in building this much needed genre. Coming to the story, ‘Isle of Mysteries’ is an action packed plot set in the backdrop of pre-independnce era where lots of fictional characters, pirates, their ships, fights, treasure hunts etc take different turns and twists to ultimately discover a hidden tr...

Thanks to author Prashant Kaul for gifting us an eBook for review. ‘It’s Got to be Love’ is a Kindle edition book which depicts a love triangle of young student protagonist Dev Sharma. His love life takes the readers through a roller coaster ride of friendship, romance and relationships. Dev was initially smitten with Carol but due to various reasons, they had to part ways. He then met Vaani over a social media site and grows love for her. However, Vaani turns down Dev too. How he fights his emotional torments is the crux of the story. The author is to be congratulated for making an honest effort to try a new storyline out of a very popular theme. The cover page is good and so is the overall representation of the ebook. Overall we rate the book as 4.0*/5* and recommend it for a light reading.

** Thanks to the author for gifting us a review copy of the book. ** ** Thanks to our dear reveiwer Ms. Reetwika Banerjee for reviewing the book on behalf of Literoma. ** 'Larking Skylark’ is a beautiful poetry book where every word has been well penned and effectively moulded to create an instant magic in reader's mind. I, personally being a relationship empowered person, have cherished reading almost all the poems published in the book. Some of my personal favourites are Gift from God, Edge of togetherness, Love yourself, What's motherhood all about, The larking skylark and O bird of hope. The book indeed speaks a lot about the author's deep feelings and emotions surrouding her different relationships, especially father. I will look forward to read more of her books in future. Wish Asha all the very best. As an improvement suggestion I would recommend her to try out a different editor for her next books as professional editing plays a big role to create a smo...

** Thanks to Euphoria Films for requesting us to review their new release. ** ** Thanks to our reviewer Sohini Saha for reviewing the short film on behalf of Literoma. ** A short film that raises a very pertinent concern in today’s world where young graduates relocate far from their homes to work in tough corporate conditions at a very young age. They are not only far from their families and cultures that they are familiar with, but all alone in situations which they have never faced before like low cost housing or hostels. Without friends and family and struggling to fit into new cultures, they are often misunderstood and alienated. This film is about the problems of one such north Indian girl working in South India. Both view points of the North and South are brought out beautifully with an emotional twist as an eye opener. Reetwika Bannerjee’s story “Maa, Are your listening?” is well chosen to highlight the trials faced by young professionals and the resulting depression when...

Thanks to the author for sharing a review copy of the book. The author being a telecom professional himself has carefully drawn the protagonist's character with due perfection. Readers could easily find author's shadows in Rohan. Storytelling is very simplistic written using easy English words. Only grey area which did not appeal at all is the book cover. The title fonts chosen, the theme, colour combination etc - nothing fit Srishti Publisher's standard. Author must plan to focus more on this aspect in his next books as cover and title display play an important role in any reader's mind. Overall Literoma rates it as 3.1*/5* and recommends for a passing read.

** Thanks to our reviewer Sohini Saha for sharing a lovely review of the book. ** Nature Anthology is a literary collection as interesting and varied as Nature can be. In this unique collection of short stories and poems by a diverse band of mostly amateur writers, explore how differences in human nature can turn the power of fire into a tool for progress or destruction, love London and Paris or ponder the tragedy of human beings’ race to ruin. Introspect on the nature of man or ponder over the enigma of a sunset, count the many blessings bestowed by nature and bow to the creator of such loveliness. Read on about the grace, hues and fashions of nature. Hear the cry of an unborn girl or walk down memory lane with Asha. Travel near and far and even take a quick peek into the Jarwa’s way of living. Find love on a rainy day or shed a tear over a lost love. With ‘Nature’ as a theme, you will enjoy reading about the various interpretations by authors in a wide age group from teenager...

** Thanks to our reviewer Sabyasachi Mukherjee for sharing a lovely review of the book. ** Thanks to Literoma Publishing Services and Editor for gifting a review copy of the book. Anthology is a genre which I personally like to read whenever I get some time. Reasons being it carries a wide range of interpretation of the topic and various flavor of those mellows. Nature by itself is a diverse topic. I am an avid admirer of the diversity of nature. May it be of the Nature around us or the Nature within us I like it most when it’s full of diversity. So I was wondering with the book in my hand will it be as diverse as I find nature. Going through the pages of this anthology I was spell bound on how many different flavors and glimpses and mellows of nature is captured within the covers. Worth appreciating would be the diaspora of thoughts of authors who themselves has come from various diverse geography, ages, gender, socio economic background and walks of life and also the creativi...

** Thanks to the author for gifting us a review copy of the book. ** 'Hangover' is the debut book by a management professional turned a homemaker turned an author named Shilpi. The protagonist Sneha's life closely shadows the author in herself through her expressions, poems, Bryan Adam favourites, shayaris and so on. Positives:- 1. As they say, “Never judge a book by its cover”. ‘Hangover’ is one of those books which tend to change your take about the saying. As a reader, one will be tempted to defy the saying and love the cover of its book. The content mostly lives up to the expectation set by the cover. 2. The book is very slim making it a good one-sitting read. 3. Unlike other novels, it is written mostly in a conversational note and thus can be easily understood by any passing reader. 4. Language used is also very simple and easy to grab. 5. Plot is nothing new, but a good try of age old concept of lost love. Areas of Improvements:- 1. Proofreading and edi...

** Thanks to the author for gifting us a review copy of the trilogy.** ‘Harappa trilogy’ is a wonderful gift from respected author Dr. Shankar Kashyap to his readers. The trilogy comprises of three books titled ‘The Lure of Soma’, ‘The Fall of Shuruppak’ and ‘Battle of Ten Kings’. The story that starts in ‘The lure of Soma’ goes to the next level in the book ‘The Fall of Shuruppak’ and finally comes to a logical closure in the final book ‘Battle of ten kings’. The story is told through the eyes of the protagonist Upashantha. It’s, in essence, is the journey of Upashantha in search of the unknown driven by the thirst of knowledge. He is joined by his dear wife Lopa and other companions in due course of the exploration. Firstly, many authors in the recent past have explored the idea of working on non-canonical adaptation of Hindu mythology and Vedic literature. However, what sets this trilogy apart from the rest of the available works is the fact that it explores a less explored a...