A man called Ove: A Book review
Are you looking for a feel good and easy read? For the first time ever, I am not gonna spoil you with choices, confuse the heck out of you or load your arms with books that would last for a…
Gayathri Lakshminarayanan
10 reasons why I hated your book – Part 1
I am, like several others here, a reading addict. I read everything I can lay hands on, though the number of books I read has become drastically fewer these days. I push myself to be selective about the books I…
The handmaid’s tale by Margaret Atwood: A Book Review
There were several times while I read the book The Handmaid's Tale that I had to recheck the publishing date. Read on my review.
Review:The Virgin Suicides
There are some books that we read because someone recommended them to you. Or maybe because you read about them somewhere or you found them read by someone you know. And there are some that you pick out of curiosity.…
Review: 13 Reasons Why
Everyone I know has been raving about the TV series. I have always fallen for books that had characters that dealt with dark, depressed and suicidal thoughts. I don’t think anyone likes happy, chirpy teenagers anymore. Oh we also adore nerdy, socially awkward teens. (Sarcasm, peeps). Book…
Book review: A Caribbean Mystery
Have you read A Caribbean Mystery by Agatha Christie? What are your favorite Christie murders? Do you like whodoneit's? Let us chat.
Book review: Forsaken
Who in their right mind would reach out for a horror novel when they already know that they are not sleeping well at night? Who chases witches when they are being haunted by demons in their own nightmares? No one,…
4:50 from Paddington by Agatha Christie: Book review
Have you read 4:50 from Paddington by Agatha Christie? What do you think about her other books? Who is your favorite detectives and why?
Book review: India Shining
While the entire blogger fraternity is going crazy with their resolutions to read more and blog more, it has been almost a month since I have read anything, much longer since I reviewed. Though it is unlike me to not…
Book Review: Optimal Exposure
“That’s the thing about books. They let you travel without moving your feet.”― Jhumpa Lahiri, The Namesake If my last book had taken me to Afghanistan, the war-torn country with rich culture and diversity, Optimal Exposure took me to Israel and…