Book review: The Letter
My name is not uncommon in my part of the world and quite often I meet new people who share my name. What would you do if you stumble across a letter written to another person with your name? Would…
Gayathri Lakshminarayanan
The hate u give by Angie Thomas: A Book review
Have you read The hate you give by Angie Thomas? What are your favorite young adult books? Do you read young adult books? Let's chat.
Things bloggers want to tell authors: Requesting reviews
One of the perks of being a book blogger is the number of books that we receive for review. For a book lover, there could be nothing better. With the increasing number of books we receive for review between the…
Book Review: Feel Me Fall
Who can survive the mighty Amazon jungle - The strongest or the smartest?
What determines your survival - teamwork or the survival of the fittest?
How far would you go to survive and where would you stop and let go?
Book review: Waterboarding
What happens if you lose a few of your memories, that you wanted to forget anyway? Is it worth knowing a few that have left you, all over again? Would it be worth it this time? Bragadeesh Prasanna tries to help us answer these questions through his new novel Waterboarding.
Book Review: Tribal Affairs
If you are a fan of YA fantasy, then you should pick this book Tribal Affairs right away. Even if you are not, try the book you might end up liking it thanks to its interesting narration.
Book review: An Unexpected Afterlife
What if you were resurrected and your religious world was all ready to believe in it until you literally are resurrected? Would they understand you are the one that fulfills that prophecies? How would the modern world accept it?
Happy Birthday Stephen King!
My relationship with the King of Horror has not been smooth. I read my first King, Gerald's Game when I was about twelve. Yes, yet another of those books I had laid my hands when I was not supposed to.
Book review: Second Acts
Second Acts could be your summer read, the one that you wanna read when you miss your friends in real life or the one you read during your daily commute.
Book review: Kawaii Doodle Class
Growing in a family that is inclined very much towards arts and crafts, I have always believed I had to have a creative vein. Even when my several attempts on arts have proved otherwise, I hold on to the hope that some day I would find some art form that I might be good at.