Club You To Death by Anuja Chauhan Review
Long ago, I read Vinod Mehta's book The Lucknow Boy: A Memoir. The author filled me with many juicy and spicy anecdotes about Lutyens' Delhi. He described their nose in…
If I Hadn’t Met You by Shalini Ranjan Review
If I Hadn't Met You by Shalini Ranjan is a cocktail of many genres blended in a single story. It is a difficult feat to pull off for any budding…
Celebrating Small Victories by J.V.R. Prasada Rao Review
As a teenager, I remembered watching the detective serial Jasoos Vijay. Detective Vijay not only solved complicated crime cases but also spread awareness about the disease AIDS and prevention measures…
Birth of the Blue Mystic by Kisori Gopika Review
His eyes were locked on, turning me curious to know what caught the admiration of my five-year-old son. Gazing at the beautiful cover of the newly arrived book, my son…
Linger, When You’re Gone by Chitra Padmana Review
Have you ever come across psychological thriller books that smell thrilling and spooking? You must be wondering, how could I smell a story. Well, you would understand it after reading…
Tuesday With Morrie by Mitch Albom Review
Everyone should have a person like Morrie in their life. That person who guides you to live a meaningful life, act as your reality checker, an active listener, a shade…
The BFG by Roald Dahl Review
The Big Friendly Giant or The BFG, written by Roald Dahl, narrates an unusual friendship between a 25 feet tall giant and a little eight-year-old girl Sophie. And it was…
Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan Review
Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan is more about super ultra billionaires and millionaires residing in Singapore. The title of the book should have been Crazy Rich Singaporeans instead of…
Matilda by Roald Dahl Review
I always kept aside Roald Dahl books, thinking they are children's books meant only for kids. How wrong I was in my assumption, I realized while skimming through the pages…
The Emperor by Ram Joshi Review
At times when you are earnestly searching for answers, help comes unexpectedly. The book The Emperor happened to me when fear and hesitation filled my heart, preventing me to take…
Misplaced Heads by Jayanthi Sankar Review
Historical FictionMisplaced HeadsReviewBy Jayanthi Sankar Devadasis, or female servants of God, once revered in ancient India and held a high social status, were degraded to prostitution later on. There is…
रामकुमार सिंह द्वारा सुपरस्टार की मौत समीक्षा
एक लंबे अंतराल के बाद मैने हिंदी में उपन्यास पढ़ा है। इस कहानी की किताब का शीर्षक है सुपरस्टार की मौत। शीर्षक को पढ़ते ही जो पहला चेहरा मेरे दिमाग…
Nothing to Lose: The Authorized Biography of Ma Anand Sheela by Manbeena Sandhu Review
Nothing to lose by Manbeena Sandhu is the biographical sketch of Ma Anand Sheela, who was closest to Acharya Rajneesh and also his secretary. After Master's self-imposed isolation, Sheela became…
Magical Mythology by Stuti Gupta Review
Are you looking for a storybook with simple Hindu mythology stories to tell your kids? Or your older kids want to level up their reading. Then look no further as…
Yama by Kevin Missal Review
Yama by Kevin MissalA terrific crime thriller from the pen of Kevin Missal, and at times terrifying as well.Read On to know more about YamaKevin Missal has penned one bestselling…
Mangtu Baba’s House and other stories by Deepshikha Mehta Review
Mangtu Baba's House and other storiesby Deepshikha MehtaWhen I finished reading the book Mangtu Baba's House and other stories by Deepshikha Mehta, a deep pang of remorse settled in my…
A Wicked Plan for a Cricket Fan by Adhirath Sethi Review
A Wicked Plan for a Cricket Fan by Adhirath Sethi22 OctoberI could be picky when it comes to short stories. At times, reading short stories or novella could be baffling. Even a…
The Bug, the Bear and Baby Boo by Deepna Nagar Review
The Bug The Bear And Baby Booby Deepna NagarChildren's BookEngaging story with beautiful picturesEasy to ReadNew readers can easily read it with some helpThe Bug The Bear And Baby Boo…
Author Interview – Vikram Singh
An outright spiritual book is overwhelming for many to absorb. The content bounces over the head. But when the same spiritual Gyan comes with little fictional adventure, it becomes a…
Author Interview – Sabarna Roy
Sabarna Roy is a known name in the literary world for his storytelling through poetry, for bringing out raw emotions, for blend of novellas with poems, for portraying complexity of…
Author Interview – Yezdi(Author of Indomitable)
Q. I read the blurb of the book Indomitable and was immediately intrigued. I googled about you but found nothing. Like me, many would be curious to know something about…
Potpourri by Deepak Kaul Review
Evocative short stories always leave a pang in the heart. You don't want it to end soon, and when it does, your heart desires for more. I have a similar…
Dream Beyond Shadows by Kartikeya Ladha Review
Travelogue / Book ReviewDream Beyond Shadowsby Kartikeyan LadhaJuly 2846934 SHARESMy sister in law and I always plan to go on an unplanned spiritual backpack trip. But this wish in our…
Faith And the Beloved by Kochery C Shibu Review
Faith And the Belovedby Kochery C ShibuBook ReviewBook ReviewI loved the debut novel of the author Men and Dreams in the Dhauladhar for its storyline and excellent narrative skills. A…