Just Another Day was on my To-Be-Read list since it’s release but somehow didn’t pick it owing to the current books at hand. However, when I met Piyusha at the Women Writer’s Fest, I had to pick it up asap. And that’s what I did. The very next day this book was in my Kindle …
To be honest, I had no clue about Rani Padmavati until Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmaavat, the much-talked movie released. I might have sometime heard about this name, but I’m not sure of it too. So, of course, after the tzimmes on the movie, I read about this woman and I till date don’t understand why …
So, I have to write on ‘A book I loved’. This is an extremely difficult task for me. Being a voracious reader I am glad I manage to read a good number of books each year. Initially, I gave myself reading challenges but when for two consecutive years I couldn’t meet them, I decided to …
A Home For Urvashi is my second book for review sent by Writersmelon. I am so very glad that I am one of the book reviewers for Writersmelon. My first book was Beyond Secrets which I still haven’t forgotten even after three months. You can read my review here. Coming to A Home For Urvashi, …
While going through my twitter feed I came across a tweet asking for book reviewers. December was already an extremely tied up month but I still went ahead with the book review. Why you ask. Because of the book title, I say. ‘Between The Pages and Other Short Stories’ got me thinking hard. The title, …
“All the Light we cannot see“ by Anthony Doerr – set in World War II era and the aftermath of the war is an excellent work of historical fiction. Storyline The story revolves around *Marie Laure* – a French blind girl and *Werner Pfennig* – an orphan German boy and how their paths are set to …