Book Review

Book Review

The Narrow Corridor: Why liberty is hard to get and even harder to keep

The Narrow Corridor: Why liberty is hard to get and even harder to keep

The authors posit that liberty or the ability of citizens to live their lives in peace and free from violence or intimidation is both rare in our present time and history

Atomic Habits is a New York Times best-seller

Atomic Habits: Habit-building strategies that can change your life

First Person Singular by Haruki Murakami. Photo: Collected

First Person Singular by Haruki Murakami: Another belter from the man who deserves a Nobel Prize

Reminiscing Ahmed Sofa's Pushpa Brikkho Ebong Bihongo Puran

Reminiscing Ahmed Sofa's Pushpa Brikkho Ebong Bihongo Puran

Zero to One: A guidebook on hidden truths, business secrets and why monopolies are good!

Zero to One: A guidebook on hidden truths, business secrets and why monopolies are good!

When the rapist is not sorry for what he did, just sorry he got caught

When the rapist is not sorry for what he did, just sorry he got caught

A book useful not only for undertaking new public enterprise projects but also for expanding existing ones

A book useful not only for undertaking new public enterprise projects but also for expanding existing ones

Picture of Zunayed Evan along with the book cover of his book ‘Shesh’. Photo: Collected

Zunayed Evan's ‘Shesh’: A book that holds up a mirror to our lives

Bengal Tiger. Photo taken in captivity. Photo: Samiul Mohsanin

Sundarbans: In pursuit of tigers

Klara and the Sun book cover and writer Kazuo Ishiguro. Photo: Collected

Klara and the Sun: A quiet novel that questions human consciousness

Tanzaniar Dipe book cover. Photo: Collected

Tanzaniar Dipe: Mithila crafts an interesting and informative book for young readers

Deep Work: Quit social media, regain concentration and manage your time

Deep Work: Quit social media, regain concentration and manage your time

The Midnight Library. Photo: Collected

The Midnight Library: To live is to suffer