Notion Press

Forget about the idea that colouring books are for kids. In a busy world, increasingly dominated by time spent in front of screens, grownups are turning to the soothing art of colouring in.

A senior professional at a consulting firm and probably the only chartered accountant with a greater love for words than numbers, Jitendra Jain has released his first book, Chasing 33%, which is published by Notion Press.

Notion Press presents: Evans Francis and his life changing book "How to live a Victorious Teens Life… In Godly Ways…" a light that shines through the darkness of today's depravity.

Stop Fooling Yourself – Improve Your Life Every day 'The only thing standing between you and your goal is the insignificant story you keep telling yourself as to why you can't achieve it.' This is one of the most hard-hitting quotes by Jordan Belfort...

How would it feel when your ego gets shattered, brutally, into pieces right in front of your eyes? How would it feel when all of your beliefs in life were all just misconceptions? Strange? Terrifying? If you're not sure of how would it feel when exposed..

It is the year 3000. Robots introduced in the 21st century have served Mankind faithfully for a thousand years. The unintended consequence of the introduction of Robots is that humans have become entirely dependent on Robots in all aspects of life.

Notion Press presents: Vinayak Kadam's first book: A Saviour an inspirational tale of love and its mysteries. This book was written for those who those who yearn for love, and those who nurse heartaches.

Ask people around you about the most cherished phase of their life and you'll hear a majority of them talk about their college life.

Our world has seen a rapid acceleration in technological advances. In 20 years we have progressed far faster compared to the prior 200 years. In our rush to evolve, we have forgotten the ways of the world.

Many of us look at our lot in life, but are afraid to reach our full potential for fear that our legs will not be able to hold us at high heights. However, Paullyn Sidhu refuses to remain in the "mud" as she so eloquently puts it.