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Review shots: Little Boys in Classics
Do you remember a while ago I made a decision to focus on reading more classics this year? Well, I am definitely sticking to it, more or less. I am happy to announce that there are 7 classics of the 28 books I have read as on date. It seems to me that reading them […]
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Review shots: A comic, poetry and World War memoir
It has been a while since we spoke about Non Fiction books here, hasn’t it? In the May’s edition of review shots I am going to talk about three different kinds of non fiction – a poetry from a new age poet that I love, a comic about us, and a world war II memoir. Did I […]
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Adulting the right way!: Mini Reviews
As someone who loves to-do lists and makes a lists for making lists, in an attempt to control my chaotic life, I decided to read books that would help me doing that as the first books of the year. Yes I read three books already, and yes they were all non fiction. I am surprised […]
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Review shots: Self help books for those who don’t read non fiction AKA the ultimate self help books starter pack
In this December’s edition of the review shots, I will be reviewing books that got me started with self help. Yes I went through a phase for reading those dreaded self help when I was in my high school. I just couldn’t get enough of them and they were hard come by because, let us face […]
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Review Shots: Three hyped up books that didn’t turn out well
You know I usually say I never read a book when everyone is talking about it, right? But I am here to show you that I have read some books at the right time. And of course, I forgot to review them right then, which is quite like me of course. So in our new […]
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Review Shots: It is all about family and friendships
It has been a while since I posted these review shots but here I am. I will be posting these mini reviews on the first Monday of every month, as per my old schedule. And I have a huge review backlog so I will utilizing this chance perfectly. This week I have three books that […]
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A raccoon, a chicken house, and trotters of Tweeville – Reading Children’s books
You know don’t always read that children or middle grade books. But then I didn’t have access to many of those growing up. But of late I have been sent quite a number of them for review and it has been an adventure. They make up for a great change in scenario between adult and […]
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Review Shots: A punch bowl of cartoon, watercoloring and a 30 day challenge
Remember that new shiny thing we started last month? Not the Flyaway Friday feature, I know it is a fabulous. But the other one – yeah my way to overcome the long pending backlog of review books. Oh yes, we are making that regular feature based on the comments I saw on that post. So […]