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Do you worry about whether people think you're a fraud? Or feel like you don't deserve to be where you are? Well, you're not alone.

A humourous take on how we think about money matters and why it matters.

Einstein called coincidence 'God's way of remaining anonymous'. Which is why a random happenstance can sometimes, be far from random.

A slow-burning historical crime novel set during the American Revolution that will have you turning pages late into the night.

Is simple just another word for basic or does it hold deeper secrets?

Want to read more but your current book is a snoozefest? Find your next read here.

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Lyrical and seasoned with intellectual and philosophical ideas but sorely lacking in genuine conflict.

The whimsical adds sparkle to everyday life. From literature clocks to quirky fashion choices, embrace the enchantment of whimsy.

I've had a tough time picking my favourites from the year gone by. I hope you find your favourite in the list.

Working with others can spark innovation, creativity and lead to groundbreaking achievements. It can be fun too!

Our biology, culture, and values shape effective leadership. Sinek illustrates how true leadership can turn the tables on tough times.

Does multi-tasking aid productivity? Or does the appearance of doing everything all at once mask the fact that we're not getting very far?

Read this novel for the narrator. #Goenzo

Why waste a crisis? I used it to introspect and figure out what's important, what's not and what's got to change.

If you're looking for an uplifting and easy read, you're in the right place. A bit predictable but engaging, nonetheless.

Sometimes, driving is the destination. At least, it was for me. And so, I took the long, scenic route!

This historical fantasy novel about a peasant girl's battle to survive and persevere on the path to greatness is an absolute triumph.

A cautionary tale of corporate greed, political corruption and the decline of good old common sense.

A moving debut novel about the things we hide to keep the peace in our families while half-hoping that someone will see through the charade.

This film is a prime example of what is lost when the spirit of a story comes third to audience appeasement and cashing in on market trends.

Combining her admiration for Japanese culture with the critical eye of a journalist, Aiyar writes an ode to her years in Japan.

All friendships are important but not equal. What it means to have friends and also, how to be one.

A cursed ship. An eight-month long voyage. Several people with reasons to loathe each other. And ominous signs of the Devil's presence.