There is no telling that I was an ardent Chetan Bhagat fan when the initial three, no four books released from our most acclaimed Indian
Category: Books
Eating Wasps By Anita Nair
“Ghosts and writers are more alike than you think. We can be what you want us to be. We can hear your thoughts even if you don’t tell us. We can read the silences and shape your stories as if they happened to us. And I was both: a ghost and a writer.”
Pyjamas Are Forgiving By Twinkle Khanna
Twinkle Khannas satirical yet meaningful columns have always inspired readers and thrown light at the day to day issues. Here is a complete book review on the authors latest book.
All the lives We Never Lived – Anuradha Roy
Author – Anuradha Roy Publisher -Hachette India Pages-362 Format read- ebook kindleandkompass rating – 4.5/5 1937. Muntazir, a fictional Himalayan Village,Myshkin , a 9 years
An Era Of Darkness – Shashi Tharoor
Author: Shashi Tharoor Publisher : Aleph Book Company Pages : 360 Format : Hard Cover Kindleandkompass rating : 4.5/5 This book is an extended version
A Man Called Ove By Fredrick Backman
The book revolves around Ove,a grumpy old man and an introvert who is set in his own ways. He lives in a pod with staunch principles and rules reluctant to adapt to the new era and the technological inventions
On The Open Road – Stuti Changle
Author: Stuti Changle Publisher : Amazon Digital Services Pages : 214 Format : Paper back Kindleandkompass rating : 4.5/5 The debut novel by Stuti Changle is
What Kitty Did ? – Trisha Bora
A rave review about “What Kitty did?” on another blog urged me to pick this book. It sounded a lot like fun and wit. Did
August Read Wrap-Up
Hope everyone is having a good week and both of us by all means had an exhausting month! Despite all the travel, mental and physical
The Eternal World By Christopher Farnsworth
The universal gift that you can give anyone would undoubtedly be a book for reading. So when I received Eternal World and Viper Wine from
My Spring Read – Rushing Waters by Danielle Steel
I enter a reading slump when spring-summer arrives. The only reason for this is I end up spending more time being outdoors than being cooped
July Read Wrap-Up
I did not accomplish a lot of reading in July. Blame my phone fidgeting habits!That was eating up my reading time. I had to discipline
An Unsuitable Boy by Karan Johar
Like every other 80’s and 90’s kid, I grew up liking Karan Johar’s movies.I wanted to read his book very well aware of the fact
June Read Wrap Up
It is July already and half of 2018 has already gone by! Where is the time going ? I have been consistent with my reading
Books To Add To Your Reading Shelf This Summer
“Whosoever comes to me, through whatsoever form, I reach him; all men are struggling through paths which in the end lead to me.”
Remnants Of A Separation by Aanchal Malhotra
To a South Indian, Indo-Pak partition was never a serious topic of discussion. I knew it as a terrible incident in the modern history of independent India blemished with stains of blood and marks of violence. Nothing more,nothing less. Kushwant Singh’s “A train to Pakistan” was the catalyst. I was interested in knowing the stories from that miserable period and I decided to go with Ms. Malhotra’s debut book.The friend from the other corner of the world sent it as a gift through giggles bookshop.
April Wrap Up
Sophie Kinsella has been my favorite author when it comes to chick lit. Remember me is about a Lexi who wakes up in a hospital bed losing 3 years of her life.She now has a life that was a dream. She is surprised to know about her husband who looks like an Armani model.
A Trunk Full Of Sunshine By Sapna Dhyani
We’ve been lucky with a few good hearted souls encouraging our skills and what we do. Through one such person, we got introduced to Ms.Sapna,
