I recently finished “The Reading List” by Sara Nisha Adams and I must say, it’s a heartwarming and uplifting story. The book tells the tale of a library assistant who connects with a group of people through books and helps them overcome their personal struggles. It’s a great reminder of the power of literature and human connection. The novel follows the story of Aleisha, a … Continue reading Review | The Reading List by Sara Nisha Adams

#QOTD – Is a woman ever truly independent in her life? Women now have more access to education, employment, and legal protections that enable them to lead self-determined lives. However, the extent of a woman’s independence will always vary depending on her circumstances, such as her social and economic status, her family needs, and cultural context. Independence by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is a compelling and … Continue reading Review | Independence by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni

Let me start off by saying that I absolutely loved this book. As someone who has always been interested in Indian mythology and folklore, I was excited to see how R.K. Narayan would retell these stories for a modern audience. And I must say, he did not disappoint. Narayan’s writing style is easy to follow and engaging, making the retelling of these epic stories accessible … Continue reading Review | The Indian Epics Retold by R.K. Narayan

What better way to beat the heat than with a refreshing drink and an engaging summer read? Whether you prefer a cold lemonade or a fruity smoothie, pairing it with a great book can transport you to another world and provide a much-needed escape from the sweltering weather. Beach Read is a delightful novel by Emily Henry that tells the story of two writers who … Continue reading Review | Beach Read by Emily Henry

#QOTD – We all know what is a womanizer, but do we know what is the opposite of womanizing? According to Google, a woman who pursues multiple casual relationships with men is called a manizer! Not so common, right! Even my Grammerly is showing that this word is incorrect! The Company of Women by Khushwant Singh is a compelling novel that explores the complex relationships … Continue reading The Company of Women by Khushwant Singh

After a very long time, I stayed up until 5 in the morning to finish reading a book. Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter is a heartwarming and charming contemporaray romance novel that will leave you with a smile on your face. The book follows Liz Buxbaum, a high school senior who has grown up on romantic comedies and believes in their happy endings. … Continue reading Review | Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter

#QOTD – What does healing mean to you, and how do you find hope and beauty in difficult times? I came across this collection of poems by Pragati Agarwal – ‘Tomorrow I Will Be Full’, making heartbreak, emptiness, and healing feel beautiful, one poem at a time. Each word will hold your hand to tell a story of hope, when life gets dark and walk … Continue reading Review | Tomorrow I Will Be Full by Pragati Agarwal

#QOTD – Have you read or watched anything that empowered you enough to own your sexuality? I watched “The Vagina Monologues” in the theater almost 7-8 years back and at that point of time I didn’t have the guts to talk about my vagina out loud. But today I can have a conversation all around it. This ground-breaking play written by Eve Ensler in 1996 … Continue reading Review | The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler

#QOTD – Do you enjoy historical fiction? Ghostwalk by Rebecca Stott is a beautifully written and deeply haunting novel that blurs the line between fact and fiction. The book opens with Elizabeth Vogelsang, a Cambridge historian, being found drowned, clutching a glass prism in her hand. Her book about Isaac Newton’s involvement with alchemy remains unfinished. Lydia Brooke, a young historian, is then commissioned to … Continue reading Review | Ghostwalk by Rebecca Stott