The Last Knot by Shabir Ahmad Mir
The Last Knot by Shabir Ahmad Mir takes me back in time when I lived in Aladdin stories as a part of my English course and other magical shows/stories like Alibaba aur chalis chor,...
Category: Book Review
This is the Book Review category on my blog. All the posts under this category have reviews that are personally experienced while reading the books.
Adhuri Cheezon ka Devta by Geet Chaturvedi
Adhuri Cheezon ka devta by Geet Chaturvedi is a reflection of life supported by true events. This book is divided into 3 phases, each of which takes you through various experiences of the author....
A Glimpse of the Future by Mayank Manohar
A Glimpse of the Future by Mayank Manohar can free you from inhibitions. It sets you on the road to recovery making you confident of your choices. The story travels from the darker side...
Why did Simsim by Geet Chaturvedi touch my heart and make me emotional
Simsim by Geet Chaturvedi takes you through the emotional turmoil of the Sind people at the time of partition. Though I don’t read partition stories by choice, this book is one of the finalists...
How do you rate the Jasmine Villa Series by Andaleeb Wajid?
It’s been a while since I have read something romantic. Does that mean love is missing in my life? Well, human relations are complex and love is the main ingredient for survival. That’s exactly...
Does A place called home by Preeti Shenoy successfully win everyone’s heart?
After a gap of 1 year and 4 months, I finished a fiction novel: A Place Called Home by Preeti Shenoy. Can you imagine the power of this book? During my break from reading,...
What’s new in Blogchatter’s #TBRChallenge this year?
We bloggers look forward to everything that involves books. That’s why Blogchatter’s #TBRChallenge is the best activity to inspire me. Every year, something new adds more charm to the pre-existing yearly affair. I am excited about the calendar with simple yet innovative things to do while you reach your reading goal this year.
How is Podcasting, wellness and monetising for writers in India by Dr Amrita Basu benefitting?
Dr Amrita Basu or Amrita as I fondly call her is a friend from 2016. The year I stepped online to explore blogging. I found her instantly on the most beloved blogging community Blogchatter...
Is Rising by Kiran Manral capable of changing every Indian woman’s life?
Every woman is an inspiration to the world in some or the other way. She may not even be aware of our own qualities but the world labels her. In fact, most of my...
Dakhma by K. Hari Kumar
Dakhma by K. Hari Kumar took me a long to finish as I was preoccupied with other things in life. But I managed to finish it the last year. As a book reviewer, as...
