Reeta Gupta

3 weeks ago | storyboard18.com | Reeta Gupta

Can you believe it? There was a time when books used to be sold as a folded bundle of sheets, and the customer had to get them bound. Benjamin Franklin - the founding father of America - was a printer. Adam Smyth’s ‘The Bookmakers’ is full of surprises! Smyth’s credentials make the book meaningful; he is a decorated Professor of English Literature and talks about the history of books. Through this book, he fills some gaps in our understanding of the journey of the ‘printed book’ down the ages.

3 weeks ago | aninews.in | Reeta Gupta

VMPLNew Delhi [India], May 12: The event was conducted at Crossword's new Juhu flagship store.In an age where scrolling has become second nature, a powerful new book titled Win The Battle of Your Mind: Scroll Less, Read More by acclaimed author and Asia's first Reading Coach Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta was launched to a full house @ Crossword Krishna Curve at the hands of eminent educationist and businessman, Dr Niranjan Hiranandani.

4 weeks ago | storyboard18.com | Reeta Gupta

A brand new self-development book is here! The title is Win The Battle Of Your Mind- Scroll Less, Read More. Written by Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta, this a timely book, focusing on 'loss of skills due to lack of reading' and how we are to address the same. Being a scientific book, STP Pune, a Department of Science and Technology initiative, recently organised a book presentation to Gautam Adani. The book contains two original poems, praising the reading habit.

1 month ago | storyboard18.com | Reeta Gupta

Reading books is the most underrated pathway to mental health. NHS UK actually had a program called The Reading Well, where health practitioners used books and bibliotherapy to support the mental health of folks facing various challenges, including anxiety, depression, and grief. This subject is moot because we are in May, which is designated as Mental Health Awareness Month.

1 month ago | storyboard18.com | Reeta Gupta

Presenting an exclusive conversation with the legendary sports marketing genius Sonny Vaccaro - the man who convinced Nike to sign Michael Jordan. Vaccaro recently wrote his book ‘Legends and Soles’ with Armen Keteyian. Those who have watched AIR, will remember that Matt Damon played Vaccaro in the film. In this book, Vaccaro famously says, “I’d been more than slightly responsible for turning major college basketball into an unabashed money-making machine.” How did he do this?