Apologies for long absence! I've been reading a lot. But there's been a certain lack of interest in writing about any of those books. (Can I call it some kind of writing slump?) Hope you like this post! Oh and don't forget to tell me what you think about 'The Book Thief' if you have … Continue reading Review || The Book Thief
Because the terrible thing about becoming an adult is being forced to realize that absolutely nobody cares about us, we have to deal with everything ourselves now, find out how the whole world works. Work and pay bills, use dental floss and get to meetings on time, stand in line and fill out forms, come … Continue reading Book Review || Anxious People by Fredrik Backman
'Spoor of an Indian Horse', a contemporary fiction by Soman Gouda, is the story of Laxman, a mathematical prodigy in corporate sector who is struggling with alienation and loneliness. As he starts tracing his own story from the childhood he spent in a village of Southern India, he reconciles with his lost purpose and acquires … Continue reading Book Review || Spoor of an Indian Horse by Soman Gouda
Book Title : The Waves Come CallingAuthor : Nikhil ChandwaniTotal Pages : 23 Rating : 3/5 Here's the full synopsis from Goodreads. Shiana and Rudra - two shells of the same sea traversing the shore of fate one wave at a time. Two successful entrepreneurs set off on a journey to fulfill their dreams holding … Continue reading Book Review || The Waves Come Calling by Nikhil Chandwani
This is the Garhwal Himalayas and the people live on these mountain slopes in the mist filled valleys of Garhwal, have long since learned humility, patience and a quiet resignation. Deep in the crouching mist lie their villages, while climbing the mountain slopes are forests of rhododendron, spruce and deodar, soughing in the wind from … Continue reading Review || Landour Bazaar by Ruskin Bond
Hello everyone, I am delighted to share my very first author interview with Tom Bray, whose debut novel 'Merging The Drift' hit the shelves on December 2nd, 2020. Amazing world building, full of mystery and suspense, on spot characterization, exceptional narration - this book had been one hell of a ride for me [you can … Continue reading Interview with Tom Bray
But no one realises we need the struggle. An innate yearnin’ to test ourselves an’ push ourselves, rather than sit back, give up, an’ settle for anythin’ less than we truly deserve, because things din’t turn out as we wanted, or weren’t as easy as we thought they were going t’be. Yeah, by all means, … Continue reading Review || Merging the Drift by Tom Bray
Hey y'all! The official celebration of love has started already. Even if you are living under a rock or a book stack, escaping Valentine's week vibes is pretty much impossible. It's infectious. From crowded florist shops and restaurants to quiet walk in the park, this vibrant ambience wraps you up in a cozy warmth amidst … Continue reading 10 cozy romance novels to read this Valentine’s week
Thanks to @literaryboundtours for having me onboard! Title: Chaos and Destiny Author: Miranda Lyn Publisher: Self-Published Release Date: March 4, 2021 Genre: New Adult, High Fantasy Format: Hardcover, Paperback, Ebook Preorder Links:Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Chaos-Destiny-Miranda-Lyn/dp/1735426857 Here's a short synopsis for you if you haven't read the first book. In the land of fae, you're either the hunter or … Continue reading Cover Reveal : Chaos and Destiny by Miranda Lyn
I am not here to rant about Latin American political history, so rest assured. I am here to tell you about a man - mostly an enigma to us - and a part of his pre-revolutionary life. Che Guevara with his anti-imperialist, guerrilla warfare favoured political views was very different from one Ernesto Guevara - … Continue reading Review || The Motorcycle Diaries || Ernesto Che Guevara
