Book Review: Waking Isabella
You all know how am kinda obsessed about reading books set in different countries currently. Though I do not explicitly search for them I am paying attention to the locations these days. I think it is partly due to the…
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Death Comes As The End: A Book Review
People, I am on a roll. I read another Agatha Christie on the way home back and she surprised me yet again. I was expecting a straight forward Whoddunit; and she delivered much more than that. Dame Christie takes a…
Book review: I’m not from Around Here
Y’all by now should know that I have a weakness for World War II stories. My curiosity towards Holocaust and the tragedies related to that has lead me to some good books and several hours of random history lessons on…
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…
Book review: Camino Island
Reading and learning new things about the publishing world has been a great interest of mine, as it should be for all book nerds, for a while now. And it might not come out as a surprise that I love…
Crooked House by Agatha Christie: A Book review
Have you read Crooked House by Agatha Christie? What are your favorites written by the author? Do you usually read whodunnit's? Let us chat.
Book review: Degrees of Love
What more would you want when everyone thinks you seem to have it all? Degrees of Love is a women’s fiction that follows the life of Susan Sinclair and her journey into self-discovery after spending almost a decade and a…
Review Shots: A cocktail of travelogue, dystopian thriller and a dash of geekiness
You all know I turned out fairly ‘nice’ on Santa’s meter this festive season. But I realized there are quite a number of books that I have accumulated under the ‘to-be-reviewed’ shelf and I finally decided that it is high…
Chess Story by Stefan Zweig: A Book Review
Have you read Chess Story by Stefan Zweig? Do you read literary fiction? Which is your favorite literary fiction? Let us talk.
Book review: Come Sundown
You know what makes a winter night cozier? Hot chocolate? Yeah, that too but more so a romance. It has been years since I read a Nora Robert but I remember seeing Come Sundown on the Amazon top seller list…