An Autograph for Anjali, by Sundari Venkatraman, is an attempt to dwell upon all these presumptions and bring out the ‘actualities’ — the rich have it all easy; money and fame bring happiness; a marriage is sealed after one successfully overcomes the ‘seven-year itch’. These are statements that people often repeat at length. But are […]
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Week#1 Trail Hearing the name of ‘Kerala’ evokes images of infinite coconut trees, greenery n scenery all around and the soothing backwaters. So, when I got to know that we shall be in Cochin for some weeks as part of a holiday-cum-work trip, I was pretty excited. We landed at Kochi in the month of
Finding Home by Lauren Westwood felt like the book I might relate to as I have been always interested in the vintage aspects of homes, places and things.The older the ‘period piece’ the more intriguing is the story associated. Hence, I opted for Finding Home and here is an honest review of the same. Book Title:
I opted to receive ‘I made a Booboo’ by Shivangi Sharma as a review copy from Rupa Publications, in exchange for an honest review. And below is the review of this hilarious book. A Journal of Déjà vu moments The title and the book cover, both are humorous and apt to the content of the
Being part of the Armed forces fraternity myself, I have heard about Tanushree Podder’s previous book- ‘Boots, Belts, Berets’ but never got an opportunity to read it(my bad!). So, I was very excited to read ‘Solo in Singapore’ by the same writer, and here is my review of the book which I thoroughly enjoyed reading.
Set among the power corridors of India’s capital is the book ‘The Honest Season‘, a political thriller by Kota Neelima for which this review is being written. Book Review: The Honest Season Author: Kota Neelima Total Pages: 364 Genre: Fiction/ Political Thriller Publishers: Random House India A Story Of Conscience, Truth and Consciousness Title