<h2>1 The Book of Daily Brilliance (HarperCollins) Pamela Puja</h2>
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<p>Kirpalani&rsquo;s new title is a 111-day daily reader designed as a handy, simple yet powerful tool for emotional clarity, healing, and self-reconnection. Blending behavioural psychology with spiritual insight, it guides readers through themes of love, self-worth, and inner transformation, one page at a time.</p>
<h2>2 The Name Game (Hachette)</h2>
<p>A name mix-up that turns into something more than a riveting storyline. This new love story by Beth O&rsquo;Leary is about getting second chances in life, and stumbling upon love in the most secluded of places.&nbsp;</p>
<h2>3 Project Hail Mary (Penguin)</h2>
<p><img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2026/apr/Hail-Mary-book_e.jpg" alt="" width="1280" height="720" /></p>
<p>The film has hit screens so now might be a good time to pick up this hotly discussed science fiction novel by Andy Weir about a lone astronaut who is on a mission to rescue humanity. Fans of the genre are bound to lap it up for its thrill-a-page plot.</p>

Among other books, Pamela Kirpalani’s The Book of Daily Brilliance is a 111-day daily reader designed as a handy, simple yet powerful tool for emotional clarity

From love to science fiction: Explore these three interesting books this week

1 The Book of Daily Brilliance (HarperCollins) Pamela Puja

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