Hi, my dear readers! After a whirlwind Thailand vacation, a trip to my native, generous helpings of mangoes, and playing referee in endless sibling fights, I’m ready to officially announce the end of summer vacations. Moreover, June’s already here and to beat the heat the rain gods have blessed us with a tiny glimpse of… Read More Book Review: Fatal Love – A Love Undone by Urmi Sanghavi Mehta
The aroma of the freshly bought book swept over me. As I sifted through the crisp pages with my fingers, the bright pictures in it seemed to call out to me. It wasn’t an alien language but seemed overwhelming nevertheless. Pity though, to feel so for everyone’s childhood favourite Chandamama! Having studied in a convent… Read More My Reasons for Reading #BlogchatterBlogHop
Everyone introspects, even the ones who say they don’t. The difference lies in how kind and unkind we are to ourselves for what we see within. Do we take the blame for not doing enough when we could? Can we be courageous and accept the negative impact someone had on our life and behaviour? Are… Read More The Midnight Library #BlogchatterBlogHop
Hi readers! I felt that I deserved a breather after my last book but here I am, reading and writing about my latest exploits again. Excited to share another book review with you all and this time it’s a fun fiction book Written In The Stars by Divya Anand. About the book Written in the… Read More Book Review: Written In The Stars by Divya Anand
Reading is to mind what food is to the body. It nourishes, enriches it so it is equipped to understand and perform better. As a compulsive reader, I’ve kept my mind open and consciously tried to delve into different genres. Today’s non-fiction pick is By My Own Rules, an autobiography by the celebrated (and desecrated)… Read More Book Review: Ma Anand Sheela in By My Own Rules
Hi, fellow readers! I’m on cloud nine these days, thanks to my dream of a brand new personal study and a super bookshelf finally getting achieved. I didn’t spare a minute to fetch all my books from their temporary dwellings (cartons, cupboards, shelves, etc) and tidily set them up in their cosy new abode. It… Read More Book Review: The Misters Kuru by Trisha Das #BookChatter
Hello, readers! Hope you’re all keeping safe at home. Thanks to #BookChatter, I’m doing a book review after quite a while although I’ve consumed many a books of late. Ringa Ringa Roses by Neil D’Silva is my first venture in the horror genre and I’m excited to share my thoughts with you. About the book Ringa… Read More Book Review: Ringa Ringa Roses #BookChatter