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
Do you want to read the book on gender and equality-oriented culture? Do you want to prominently read the book on ongoing matters? If yes, then this article gives you the same information based on your interest. In this article, we are going to tell you the information about the book named the I am divine,… Read More Reasons Why You Should Read ‘I Am Divine, So Are You’ by Jerry Johnson
Hi, dear readers! The summer sun has started burning down on us, hope you’re staying cool, safe, and hydrated. Mumbai with its hot and humid climate is already making us live on endless supplies of natural coolers like coconut water and nimbu paani. Air conditioners are serviced and ready to use while home plants are… Read More Book Review: Zero Day by S. Hussain Zaidi
Inspiration has a way to find you, all you need to do is open your heart for it. Few days ago, thanks to #BlogchatterWritFest, I attended a session by amazing Indian author Preeti Shenoy. It was both a thrilling and informative experience for me since I’ve been following her since she was a blogger. With… Read More Preeti Shenoy: Author Session and Book Review
Hindi is one of the most beautiful languages, both to read and write. Any expression or thought gets a tad bit deeper when expressed in it and touches your heart in a different way. Over the past couple of years, I’ve successfully struck off many Hindi titles from my TBR. As a voracious reader and… Read More My 12 Must-read picks in Hindi Books by HarperCollins
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
“Every artist was first an amateur.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson. Encouraging words from learned minds like his are a huge motivation for budding artists everywhere, aren’t they? We often deal with self-doubt and are hesitant to share our work with the world for fear of negative criticism. However, the beauty of art lies in the… Read More DIY Bookmarks to spruce up your reading time (Part 2)