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Ready to fire – How India Survived the ISRO Spy Case – By Nambi Narayanan & Arun Ram
As a 8 year old ,I have heard the name Nambi Narayanan and vaguely remember of my mom discussing something about the ISRO spy case.
The Liberation Of Sita – By Volga
I have always been hooked for stories that were re-told in the authors point of views. Kavita Kane’s re-told stories of epics from the POV
10 Great Quarantine Reads – Chosen For You
Tired of reading the news and having nothing but depressing news all over again and again ? Sadly, this is the current state of affairs
Poonachi By Perumal Murugan
Author : Perumal Murugan Published By : Westland Publishers Pages: 180 Format: kindle e-book Kindleandkompass Rating: 5/5 The Plot “Once, in a village, there was
The GodFather By Maria Puzo
I remember having brought a copy of “The Godfather” paperback around 12 years ago and putting it away because I did not want to read
The Solitude Of Prime Numbers by Paolo Giordano
Author: Paolo Giordano Publisher : Pamela Dorman Books Pages : 288 Format : Kindle e-book Kindleandkompass rating : 4/5 The solitude of prime numbers is
The Queen of the Jasmine Country by Sharanya Manivannan
It was a summer afternoon and I was that 5 year old girl, impatiently waiting with my granny in the corridors of the Srivilliputhur Temple
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
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
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
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.”
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.
Inside the heart of hope by Rishab Puri
Excerpt from the blurb read, “Inside the Heart of Hope is a story of strong will, perseverance and optimism which will make you wonder if
The Relic – Ashwin Karthik & Madhava Sharma
The Relic – journey and story of an Intelligence Bureau officer who dares to risk his life in un-veiling a mystery that revolves around the
Rants Of A Bird In Flight
Often in the last 3 months I heard questions on where exactly I was – My location pins had people confused, people began to question
The Guide by RK Narayan
With December comes the season where I spend more time in airports waiting for the boarding, or in the air in the flights or, in
A Year That Was – 2017
For quite some time as we remember, we have had the internet presence through Facebook, Instagram, e-mails and writing random thoughts was something we’d loved.
