The year is marked with the release of various new books based on the survival of traumas and coming out of the same through various means. It celebrates the power of the people to survive and let life create its own share.

The literature festivals around the country enhance the reader writer relationship and the writers get a massive chance of increasing their popularity through the online publications.

This is where Dhanaay comes to the rescue of those amateurs and help them with their debut to flourish and gain fame. Helping the largest e-commerce brands to connect with the newly published book, Dhanaay enhances the opportunity of a flourishing business both for the writers and the retailers. Here are some of the best books of 2022 so far.

1. In Love by Amy Bloom: It is based on the story of Bloom and her husband’s life in 2020 while they were on a trip to Switzerland. Due to a major mishap, Bloom was the only one to return while her husband suffered from Alzheimer’s and decided to end his life on his own terms. This emotional drama is packed with the after effects of Bloom’s solitary life and the result of his decision to fly abroad. It is almost like a love letter from a wife to a husband packed with intense emotion, grief and a life story shared together until the mishap.

2. The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan: It is the story of Frida Liu as a single mother who is struggling to keep up with the duties of being a mother of 18 months old and handling the office job. In her unsetting debut, Chan talks about the result of a single wrong decision on Mother’s part which eventually leads to sending her to a government run facility with mothers’ who are deemed as “failures” in their jobs. It clearly portrays the dystopian world and the commentary on American Mothers’ in particular.

3. Fiona and Jane by Jean Chen Ho: In this debut short story collection, Chen Ho traces the growth of a friendship between two American women for nearly two decades and captures the evolution of the bond from their adolescence and beyond which includes grief, loss, betrayals, break ups and eventually reconciliation. It is a perfect example of the real life story and the elements that keep long term friendships going.

4. The Doloriad by Missouri Williams: In his debut novel, Williams talks about a natural catastrophe which leads us to spend our time with a struggling and incestuous family most probably the only last family on earth. It bears resemblances with Faulkner in his wit and conceit.

5. The Candy House by Jennifer Egan: In a form of linked short stories, the book takes us to a utopian land where all the memories are kept safe and in a way fulfilled. It is a place where all the tragedies are resolved, the murders are solved and children truly get to know their parents. It is a safe space and a perfect place to be in. It is a ride to a new place which is safe and ever demanding.

These new and enriching books are introduced in the literature festivals around the country which then leads to the publishing of the same in various new brands with the help of Dhanaay and professional support, one can easily flourish the knowledge of books throughout the country.