Yoddha by Rajat Pillai Review
Yoddha by Rajat Pillai A Historical Fiction on Gupta Dynasty Yoddha The Dynasty of Samundragupta by Rajat Pillai will take you down to the most glorious part of the Indian…
The Familiars by Stacey Halls Review
The Familiars I have heard, more than 5 publishers were contending to acquire the publishing rights of the book The Familiars by Stacey Halls. So much excitement for a book…
What To Read After Harry Potter
Are you feeling a hole in your heart after living each moment of roller coaster ride of danger and adventure with Harry, Ron and Hermione and thinking what to read…
Life in the Sunshine by T Sathish Review
Life In The Sunshine Rating 3.5/5 The word cricket is enough to intrigue me about anything. This was the case when I picked up Life In The Sunshine by T.…
The Forest Of Enchantments by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni Review
Rating 4.5/5 The Forest of Enchantments The Forest of Enchantments, a book on Sita written by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni was one of the most awaited reads of 2019. I have…
The Reason Is You by Nikita Singh Review
Nikita Singh, famous for her romantic novels, didn't exactly write a love story tale this time in her latest release The Reason Is You. It started on a love note,…
Daredreamers: A Start-up of Superheroes by Kartik Sharma and Ravi Nirmal Sharma Review
Daredreamers: A Start-up by Superheroes written by the father son duo Ravi Nirmal Sharma and Kartik Sharma will delight any reader who loves reading superhero fantasy novels. It is not…
The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas Review
The Hate You Give My Thoughts The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas has left me numb and anguish for hours. I remember once my friend commented niggers in a…
They Go To Sleep by Saugata Chakraborty Review
They Go To Sleep by Saugata Chakraborty is the collection of twelveshort stories. The stories are not theme based as many authors preferto write. It spans through many genres. So…
Killing Time in Delhi by Ravi Shankar Etteth Review
I have never read a novel like Killing Time In Delhi by Ravi Shankar Ettetth. It was a completely different experience reading it. You must have seen poker face, but…