Kevein Books and Reviews

In the vast, sprawling landscapes of India’s villages and semi-urban towns, millions of women live lives brimming with untold courage and quiet dreams. Their stories, however, are often shrouded in silence, their realities confined by invisible barriers. Arti Mishra’s powerful work, The Silent Cage, steps directly into this silence, bringing these narratives to the forefront of our national conversation. The book illuminates the often-unseen struggles and an indomitable spirit, posing a simple yet profound question that echoes long after the final page is turned: Can India truly progress if half its population is left behind? The Silent Cage is a story that compels its audience to pause, reflect, and ultimately, to act. It transcends the easy categorization of genre, presenting itself as a fabulous and innovative "fiction-oriented documentary." This unique approach allows Mishra to delve deep into the circumstances of women and young girls in rural and semi-urban India with t...

In the often-overwhelming world of self-help literature, Sandeep Kaur’s Minutes of Healing emerges as a breath of fresh air. It is a thoughtfully constructed guide for anyone navigating the difficult terrain of life after a setback. Rather than presenting a dense, theoretical framework, Kaur offers a gentle, accessible toolkit designed to help readers thoughtfully reshape and redefine their own narratives. The book's primary strength lies in its unique structure. Comprised of short, digestible chapters, it respects the reader's time and emotional energy. Each section is focused on a specific element of life, complete with concise summaries and relatable anecdotes. This format makes the process of self-reflection feel less like a monumental task and more like a series of small, manageable steps. It’s an ideal approach for those who may feel too depleted to engage with more demanding texts, transforming the act of healing into a daily, minute-by-minute practice. At its core, ...