Hello Everyone Welcome to my second monthly wrap up . February being the month of love was a month of romances for me. I ended up reading 13 novels in February and while writing the reviews I realised I should divide it into two parts so that you don't get bored reading 13 small reviews … Continue reading February Bookish Monthly Wrap Up (PART 1)
*I received this copy from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review* "Yes, my limbs and my heart and my mind work, for the most part . But life should be about more than that , right ? The story. The moments . And I have lost mine " Author: Rebekah Crane … Continue reading The Upside Of Falling Down |By Rebekah Crane| BOOK REVIEW|
Author: Virag Dhulia Genre: Political Suspense/Thriller Fiction No of page: 306 pages Publisher : Notion Press Publishing Date : October 7th 2017 When I read the synopsis of this book I was highly intrigued , and I would confess I was a little bit confused too but I knew that I had to read it. It took me … Continue reading Chess Without A Queen , Virag Dhulia’s take on Indian Politics *Book Review*
"Do one thing every day that scares you" - Eleanor Roosevelt Author: Sarah Morgan Genre:Ā Contemporary RomanceĀ Ā Fiction No of page: 384 Publisher :Ā HQN Books (Harlequin) Publishing Date :Ā October 5th 2017 I won this book in a giveaway and I really thank my luck to be able to read this book. I finished it in one day … Continue reading Moonlight Over Manhattan By Sarah Morgan – A Swoon Worthy Book Review
"Alauddin Khalji suspected that the only thing that he had truly succeeded at was burning to ashes his own happiness in the flames of hatred that had consumed so much. And so many." Author: Anuja Chandrumouli Genre: Historical Fiction No of page: 240 Publisher : Juggernaut Books Publishing Date : November 24th 2017 It took me four … Continue reading The Burning Queen Rani Padmavati By Anuja Chandrumoli – Book Review
"What happens after you die ? Lots of things happen after you die. They just don't involve you " - Louis CK We read so many different books which teach us about life and its complexities in small morsels , well I believe this one was a three course meal on life and its meaning … Continue reading Dog, Yogi, Banyan Tree by Rajan Sankaran Book Review
"You don't know all this yet , perhaps you do not have all your powers yet . But be sure , they exceed mine . What I searched for , found you " It took me two whooping days to read this book and the whole time I couldn't predict what would happen next , … Continue reading The Secret Of The Sculptures By Monika Thakur Book Review
There's a word for 'people who are in their heads too much': Thinkers Do you feel undermined for your social interactive abilities? Do people make you believe that something is wrong with you just because you are too quiet? Is your sensitivity seen as undesirable? Then my friend, congratulations! You have come upon the book … Continue reading Quiet: The Power Of Introverts In A World That Canāt Stop Talking -Susan Cain *Book Review*
"That if you wanted to do something absolutely honest, something true, it always turned out to be a thing that had to be done alone " This book is different , really different from what all I have ever read. The beauty about it is that half of the book happens within the mind of … Continue reading Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates ! Book Review
Hello there everyone , As companies write a review letter every year for their shareholders , I am going to try my hand at one too for my viewers . Have to say that this one year has felt extremely productive due to this piece of 21 st centaury Diary Writing Model. I have got to … Continue reading 1 Mega Year of Blogging !
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