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Every book lover's go-to place for all things books‘Amrit Kalash’ by Divya Narain Upadhyaya | Book Review
Amrit Kalash feels like a gentle reintroduction to a world we think we already know. Instead of relying on spectacle or mythic grandeur, it focuses on the people within these ancient narratives and the emotions that shaped them. The stories highlight human impulses...
‘Gone Before Goodbye’ by Reese Witherspoon and Harlan Coben
Everything you'd expect from a Harlan Coben novel, and then some. Gone Before Goodbye is the kind of thriller that pulls you in without warning and then refuses to let go. I picked it up expecting a quick weekend read and ended up completely wrapped in Maggie McCabe’s...
‘Case for Ram’ by Anirudh Sharma | Book Review
Case for Ram is an absorbing reconstruction of the Ram Janmabhoomi hearing in the Supreme Court, told with the clarity of a legal brief and the emotional intelligence of a cultural chronicle. It is not another retelling of the dispute. Instead, it opens the doors to...
The Zardari Presidency: Now It Must Be Told | Book Review
The Zardari Presidency: Now It Must Be Told by Farhatullah Babar is an insider’s account of one of the most turbulent political chapters in Pakistan’s recent history. Covering the years 2008 to 2013, when Asif Ali Zardari was President, the book pulls readers into the...
India in the Second World War: An Emotional History | Book Review
Diya Gupta’s India in the Second World War: An Emotional History is a powerful reminder that history is not just made of events, dates, and policies but also of human emotions that shape how those events are lived and remembered. While the Second World War is often...
‘Atmosphere’ by Taylor Jenkins Reid | Book Review
Atmosphere made me weep. Not because it was tragic, but because it was true. Because it made me believe that love can live in silence. That some bonds are formed in the spaces between words, in the moments when everything else is falling apart and someone simply says, “I’ve got you.”
Booksom Launches Exclusive Online Community for Book Lovers: Join Now for Discussions, Discounts & Early Access!
Booksom has launched its official online community for book lovers in India! Join now to connect with fellow readers, enjoy exclusive discounts on book-themed merchandise, and get early access to new product launches.
‘Lost Souls Meet Under a Full Moon’ by Mizuki Tsujimura | Book Review
“What would you say if you had one night under the full moon with someone you lost?” This is the idea explored in the book, and for readers who crave emotion over plot, this could be their next pick.
“The Rabbit in the Moon” & “The Four Avengers Versus the Elephant” | Book Review
These slim yet evocative volumes are part of a commendable effort to revive the stories of the Panchatantra for today’s young readers. Both books serve as gentle yet profound introductions to the vast world of Indian moral philosophy. As with Panchatantra stories,...
‘The City and Its Uncertain Walls’ by Haruki Murakami | Book Review
Haruki Murakami’s The City and Its Uncertain Walls offers readers an intricate journey into the depths of memory, solitude, and the human psyche. This book leaves you to question where one ends and the other begins.
‘Intermezzo’ by Sally Rooney | Book Review
Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo brings us another deep dive into human relationships, but this time with a heavier, more serious tone than her previous works. Definitely more reflective of your own lives and relationships.
‘The Day It Rained Letters’ by Nury Vittachi | Book Review
A brilliant book that delves into curiosity and highlights the importance of stories and imagination.
‘Timeboxing’ by Marc Zao-Sanders | Book Review
"Timeboxing" offers an organized take on managing our daily grind. As someone always seeking to boost productivity, I found this book to be a handy guide. The author, Marc Zao-Sanders, CEO of a learning tech company, introduces the concept of 'timeboxing'—a method...
10 Gift Ideas for Your Bibliophile Valentine
Protector of pre-loved books, mom of three cats and a coffee enthusiast. 10 Gift Ideas for Your Bibliophile Valentine Here’s a challenge: A gift for bibliophiles that's NOT a book. This can break anyone in sweat and with valentine’s day so close, I bet some of you are...
‘The Coming Wave’ by Mustafa Suleyman | Book Review
In this madcap evolution of AI tech, Mustafa Suleyman's "The Coming Wave" shines a beacon of insight, dissecting the intricate web of artificial intelligence and biotechnology. The book bridges the gap between a historical overview of technological evolution and the...
Billionaires’ Bookshelf: The Must-Reads Recommended by the World’s Richest
Dive into the top book recommendations by billionaires! Uncover the reads that shaped the world’s wealthiest minds – from business strategies, investment wisdom, to inspiring biographies. Unlock success with this curated list!
‘Fire Bird’ by Perumal Murugan | Book Review
"Fire Bird" by Perumal Murugan tells the heartfelt story of a farmer named Muthu from the 1930s-40s era. The book takes us back to a simpler time, showing us the life, love, and struggles of a farmer deeply connected to his land and paints a clear picture of village...
‘Old God’s Time’ by Sebastian Barry | Book Review
Imagine tragedy slapping you in the face. Hurts, right? Sebastian Barry's "Old God's Time" is 100x of whatever you imagined, maybe more. The book is a harrowing dive into Ireland's legacy of church-inflicted child abuse, told through the lens of Tom Kelly, a retired...
Impressive last-minute gifts for dads who love to read
Are you on a mission to find that perfect Father's Day gift for the dad who just can't get enough of books? Fear not, because we've got you covered! Booksom offers an array of unique gifts that go beyond the usual hardcover or paperback. Here's a list of some...
The Perfect Gifts For Book Lovers That ARENT Books – All Under Rs. 1000
Every bibliophile treasures the exciting feeling of diving into a new book, getting lost in a different world, and discovering new perspectives. But, while a new book is always a well-appreciated gift for book lovers, sometimes you may want to think outside the book...
The Smell of New Books: Unveiling the Scent that Ignites Book Lovers’ Passions
There's a certain magic that lingers within the pages of a new book—a delightful fragrance that captivates book lovers and evokes a sense of excitement and nostalgia. The smell of new books is an integral part of the reading experience, and its allure has fascinated...
18 Bollywood Movies Based on Novels: A Journey through Pages and Screens
Bollywood has always been fascinated with the power of storytelling, drawing inspiration from various sources, including novels. Over the years, numerous Bollywood movies have been adapted from books, offering a unique blend of literature and cinema. These adaptations...
20 Creative Book Club Gift Ideas To Delight Your Fellow Bibliophiles – 2024
Searching gift ideas for your book club community? Here’s some ideas.
Unique Gifts for Book Lovers: Surprise with Creativity
Stand out from the crowd by gifting a thoughtful gift to a bibliophile friend!
5 Luxury Gift Ideas for Book Lovers – Indulge in Opulence
Book lovers love indulgence too! Here’s some ways you can make them feel valued.
9 Must-Read Poetry Books Recommended by Poets
Some of the best poetry books recommended by top poets around the world
14 Books You Should Read on Your Next Vacation
Some breezy vacay reading recommendations for every reader
‘Flip Thinking’ by Berthold Gunster | Book Review
Looking for a new approach to problem solving or want to improve your mindset? Add Flip Thinking to your to-read list.
12 Secret Santa Gifts for Book Lovers that are easy on the wallet
Budget-friendly secret Santa gifts for book lovers
Top Books You Should Read From Every Genre
Planning to swish through genres. Here are top picks across genres to help you find your next read.





























