Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu: A Book Review
Have you read Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu? How do you distinguish between Middle grade and YA? Suggest some feminism books please. Let us talk.
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A Quiet Kind of Thunder by Sara Barnard: A Book Review
Have you read A Quiet Kind of Thunder? Do you look for books with diverse representation or they just a bonus to a good story? Let us discuss.
Book Review: Why not me?
When I read Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? years ago, I had been watching The Mindy Project on my television. And the show was before it became famous, I was even worried they would cancel it off. It may have…
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society: A Book review
Have you read The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society? Do you read historical fiction? Have you watched the film? Let us talk more.
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…
Book review: Cobalt Blue
Once during an intense conversation, a friend of mine told me that the Indian regional literature is much more forward thinking than what it appears to be. Far far more than what we are still fighting for in English. And…
Book review: Kitchen
There is something with South East Asian Literature that I can’t put my finger to, they always leave me confused whether I like them or not. I picked Kitchen by Yoshimoto worrying if I will get it, especially seeing that…
The Unexpected Everything: A Book review
Have you read The Unexpected Everything? Have you found any other book of the author's and liked them? Let us chat.
And Then There Were None: Book review
Have you read And Then There Were None? What is your favorite Agatha Christie novel? Hercule Poirot or Miss Marple - whom do you like better?
One of us is lying by Karen M McManus: A Book review
Have you read One of us is lying by Karen M McManus? How did it fare on your scale? What are the clichés that turn you off the YA genre?