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Six New Arrivals Which You Could Read

Do you need more motivation to treat yourself to a new book this week? Based on early feedback from readers, we have the most anticipated new releases of the day covered for you.

If you’re a reader we can sense how many books you might have added to the “Want to Read” or “My list” shelves in your Kindle or Amazon car. So we have to determine which books bibliophiles are most eager to read and use that information to compile our list. Now available in any part of the world, are all these popular titles! Which ones pique your interest? So grab your cold or hot coffee and let’s look into our list of six new arrivals which you could read.

11 Rules For Life By Chetan Bhagat

It’s simple to feel lost or overpowered by the difficulties we encounter in the daily shuffle. But what if there was a manual to help us through the highs and lows, providing insightful knowledge and practical advice to improve our lives? Presenting “11 Rules for Life,” the most recent book by well-known author and inspirational speaker Chetan.

Synopsis:

“11 Rules for Life” tells the tale of a food delivery man named Viraj who finds himself at a turning point in his life. Experiencing a sense of hopelessness regarding his future, a recent breakup, and career setbacks, Viraj meets author and motivational speaker Chetan by chance and there begins his life-changing journey.

Chetan (the author) extends an irresistible offer touched by Viraj’s suffering: in exchange for Viraj returning every day for lunch delivery, Chetan is willing to share one life lesson he has learned in his life. With this, there begins a deep and transformative mentorship, wherein Viraj learned every day from Chetan’s life experiences, failures, and conversations with successful people.

This book takes every reader on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment as Chetan shares his wisdom and life lessons, which are derived from his encounters with successful people and his more than two decades of experience.

Fool Me Twice By Nona Uppal

The moving tale of Sana and Ashish, two young lovers whose lives are forever altered by tragedy, is set in the heart of New Delhi, among the busy streets and lively college campuses. The compelling story “Fool Me Twice” defies common romantic clichés and gives readers a real-life look at love, grief, and resiliency.

Synopsis:

Sana seems to have it all on the outside: intelligence, beauty, and a loyal boyfriend in Ashish. Their teenage romance feels like it is life from some fiction novel, making their classmates jealous. However, life takes us to the most unexpected path and fate takes a cruel turn when Sana’s world is shattered by a tragic incident on New Year’s Eve, leaving her to deal with unrecoverable loss and grief.

Sana goes through the complexities of grief and tries to pull her life back together, she finds comfort in an unexpected friendship with Pranav, a free soul and brilliant senior in college. Sana doesn’t have any doubt in her love for Ashish despite their growing bond until Pranav becomes the support system at her lowest points, forcing her to face her emotions.

“Fool Me Twice” is a heart-touching story about love, grief, and the healing process, set against the backdrop of New Delhi. Readers can expect to go on an emotional journey through the protagonist’s eyes as she struggles with the idea of letting go of one significant love to welcome the possibility of another.

Babur The Chessboard King By Abhas Maldahiyar

This compelling biographical story invites you to explore the fascinating world of Babur, the visionary who founded the Timurid Empire in Hindustan. “Babur: The Chessboard King” provides readers with a detailed account of Babur’s unwavering quest for power in the face of unstable political environments and perilous terrain, illuminating the intricacies of his journey from initial setbacks to ultimate victories.

Synopsis:

In “Babur: The Chessboard King,” you can learn about Babur’s turbulent upbringing after his father’s tragic death in AD 1494. Babur sets out on a bold quest for power from this turning point, negotiating the complex and perilous political environments of his era. Renowned as ‘the chessboard king’ for his deft navigation of political complexities, Babur’s story is told through compelling tales and well-studied historical chronicles.

The book presents an affecting portrait of Babur’s early hardships and victories, from his ascent to the throne in Ferghana amid threats from his family to his brief wins and defeats in Samarkand. It explores his retreat to tribal areas after giving up on regaining Ferghana, and how he went on to found a mountainous kingdom in Kabul, which was a significant step toward his eventual expansion into Hindustan.

The story also tells Babur’s first attempts to enter Hindustan in AD 1505, his coalitions, and losses following Sultan Husayn Mirza Bayqarah’s death. Babur, the only Timurid prince left in charge, must overcome many obstacles, one of which is his abortive second attempt to conquer Hindustan. The story revolves around the turbulent years of his reign, which were characterized by exile, ephemeral victories, and fragile alliances.

For anyone interested in historical novels or the fascinating life of Babur, “Babur: The Chessboard King” is a must-read. The book provides a thorough understanding of Babur’s goals, challenges, and victories through its captivating narrative and painstakingly researched accounts, illuminating the economic context of the Timurid rule in Hindustan and presenting Babur as a complex leader.

Instruments of Torture by Aparna Upadhyay Snayal

“Instruments of Torture” takes readers on an engrossing and provocative trip through the deepest corners of the human psyche. Aparna Upadhyay Snayal creates a collection that will stay in the reader’s mind long after the last page is turned with her eerie imagery and complex storytelling

Synopsis:

Named after a medieval torture device, each story in “Instruments of Torture” takes you on a terrifying exploration of psychological torment. Author Aparna Upadhyay Snayal reveals the true significance and impact of these titles through compelling narratives and clear storytelling, evoking unsettling parallels between psychological tools of torture and their analogs.

The stories in this anthology provide a terrifying view into the complexity of human suffering, ranging from forbidden and unacceptable love affairs shrouded in secrecy to agonized characters fighting their own demons. The characters, torn apart and marginalized, present the reader with a challenge to face their darkest desires and fears by acting as a mirror to their subconscious.

End of Story by AJ Finn

Fan of dark novels? Then this story is for you. The End of Story by AJ Finn is a journey into the heart of darkness. In this chilling psychological thriller, readers are transported to a classic whodunit in which death strikes unexpectedly in the present day, leaving a trail of plotting and mystery. As the protagonist becomes entangled in a web of secrets and deception, her quest for the truth becomes a race against time to discover the identity of a killer hiding in plain sight.

Synopsis:

“End of Story” begins with a shocking revelation as death strikes in the present day, putting the protagonist in the middle of a classic whodunit. As she grapples with the possibility that the author known for shocking readers two decades ago orchestrated the perfect crime, her search for answers becomes more urgent. With the stakes higher than ever, the protagonist must navigate a maze of clues and suspects to discover the truth behind Hope and Cole’s mysterious deaths.

The narrative expertise of A.J. Finn is evident in “End of Story,” engrossing readers with faultless writing, incisive dialogue, and vivid descriptions. With a contemporary twist that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, the book pays homage to beloved mysteries from the Golden Age. “End of Story” takes readers on a thrilling, adrenaline-pumping journey into the depths of darkness with a cast of mysterious characters and a plot full of unexpected turns and twists.

If you’re a fan of psychological thrillers or like to read good mystery novels, this book can be the next read that can make you stay on the edge of your seat. This book titled “End of Story” is a must-read for everyone who is craving an unforgettable literary experience.

Insatiable by Shobha De

Insatiable is a delectable journey through the heart of Shobhaa De’s irreverent memoir. In this heartwarming book, India’s beloved writer invites readers to join her on a journey of stories, observations, and reflections as she takes the next step on her seventy-fifth birthday. Shobhaa De shares her experiences with travel, family, aging, writing, and, most importantly, the special connections she has made through food.

Synopsis:

“Insatiable” is a wonderful examination of life’s pleasures and complexities, as viewed through Shobhaa De’s culinary escapades. Shobhaa takes readers on a gastronomic tour of India’s unique culinary scene, from her search for the best lassi in Jaipur to her fascination with kasundi and interactions with a Nobel Laureate who is also a gourmet. Along the way, she provides insights into the dining rooms of politicians, artists, and celebrities, as well as intimate gatherings in her own house, where food is central to all conversations.

Shobhaa De honors our universal emotional longing for happiness and love via vibrant stories and genuine insights. From the victories and losses of age to the unexpected relationships made over meals, “Insatiable” is a touching reminder of life’s many thrills and disappointments.

Shobhaa De’s memoir “Insatiable” is a compelling read that will tempt your taste sensations while also stirring your soul. This book celebrates life’s most important joys through passionate reflections and mouth-watering descriptions. Whether you’re a food lover, a fan of memoirs, or simply seeking a good read that will leave you wanting more, “Insatiable” is a feast for the senses that promises to satisfy your literary cravings.

Wrapping Up

So here you go, readers! These six new titles provide a range of literary experiences that are sure to engage readers of all tastes and interests. From the thought-provoking stories of “11 Rules for Life” and “Fool Me Twice” to the captivating historical account and psychological thrillers of “Babur: The Chessboard King” and “End of Story,” each book promises to transport readers to new places and pique their interest.

This carefully picked collection of must-read new books has something for everyone, whether you enjoy thrillers, historical fiction, autobiographies, or psychological dramas. Before going, let us know what you think about these novels and if we have missed out any, don’t forget to leave the book name in the comments below.

 

Happy reading!

By Shivani Naidu