My last read of Rubina Ramesh‘s writing was ‘Knitted Tales’. It was a thriller that I completely loved reading. I opted to go with a romantic novel like ‘Destined’ after long, just to experience the genre of romance through the words of Rubina. So, here is an honest review of Destined. A review of Destined …
The moment, I was offered a chance to read and review a copy of the book People Called Shillong, I just grabbed the opportunity. Wondering why? Well, read on… Book Review: People Called Shillong Shillong and the North-East travels have been eluding me for a long time. I often see my friends posting photos on …
This May marked three years of our move to Delhi from the mountains of Himachal. From a place of pure oxygen to a city with the highest pollution levels, it indeed has been a drastic change. Thankfully, there is quite a lot of greenery here unlike the other cities to take in the wrath of …
‘Knitted Tales’ by Rubina Ramesh brings to fore the varied emotions knitted inside us humans, like never before. Exactly why I’d like to call this book ‘Knitted Tales’ as a mélange of emotions, and here is the review for the same. Another book of Rubina Ramesh that’s worth a read would be Destined for sure. …
I first got to know about ‘Lutyens Delhi’ some 5-6 years back as I was searching for information on Arnab Goswami. The research was for a particular write-up and I ended up reading about the ‘Power Circle’ and how the rich and famous (that includes the media houses too) inevitably gravitate towards it! This curiosity …
For the simple reasons – that I love travelling, exploring new culture & traditions and that I am intrigued by the ‘Bengalis’, I opted to read and review this book! Book Review: Bengal Write Ahead Blurb The blurb gives a preview of this interesting compilation of stories: ” Bengal Write Ahead’ was …
The Secret of God’s Son is a sequel to the author- Usha Narayanan’s earlier bestseller Pradyumna. As someone who is fascinated by the stories of the Mahabharata, I was eager to read this book. And, here is the book review post a fascinating read!
If there has to be one book cover that I would want to flaunt from my book collection of 2016, then it has to be of Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right. ‘Do not judge a book by its cover’, goes a saying, however, this might not hold true when it comes to to the romantic novel …
Nothing’s so dainty sweet as the lovely Melancholy, these words of ‘Francis Beaumont’ kept ringing in my ears as I read the stories from the book ‘Panorama’ by Shilpi Chaklanobis. This anthology of fifteen short stories is like a string of pearls-precious, delicate and priceless, and below is the review of the same. Book Review …
