Elgeewrites - Words and beyond by Gayathri
20+ Amazing Books on World War 2
Which of these books on World war 2 have you read and loved? Do you have a favorite WW2 fiction/non fiction? Let us chat.
Tag Non-Fict
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…
Me Talk Pretty One Day Summary & Review: Honest Thoughts
Is David Sedaris's humor collection worth the hype? Read my honest review of Me Talk Pretty One Day to find out why these essays fell flat for me.
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…
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…
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…
Review Shots: A mix of Poetry, cartoon and a dash of business strategies
There are a few perks of being a person (that’s me!!) who reads all the genres of books. The best thing would be being able to switch from a super cute YA romance to a feminist masterpiece without much ado. Once…
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: 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.
