This book is not gentle and brings out some of the most horrific triggers and sides of human But admittedly its a gripping tale which really hits home and that too painfully.
Book Review : From All The Directions- An inspiration turned into poetics by Shristy Sinha
First of all a huge thanks to the author for sharing me a copy of the book and allowing me to enjoy her creative outpours...
Book Review : Kohinoor by William Dalrymple, Anita Anand
Well if you are looking for answers as to who has the rightful claim to Kohinoor then forget it because this book is not about...
Book Review : The Rumour by Lesley Kara
It felt like, a decade had passed while I completed the book. It is kind of voluminous and that is me saying after I used...
Book review : The Spy by Paulo Coelho
The first thing I did after reading this book was to go on Wikipedia, type in Mata Hari and learn more about this exotic dancer...
Book review: The Poison of Love by K.R. Meera
I am hoping that i am not the only weirdo who picks out a book just because i loved the cover of The Poison of...
Book Review : Because I Promised by Anupriya Gupta
Amidst all the ups and downs and the relationship pulls exhibited in the story, the book essentially comes out as a story more crafted to...
Book review : Broken Things by Lauren Oliver
Broken Things is definitely creepy but a good kind of creepy. It is engaging and has a strong set of characters that keeps you playing...
Book Review : Turtles All the Way Down by John Green
I am not a great fan of the book but must say that i fell in love with a character of the book that made...
I owed you one by Madhu Vajpayee
I did enjoy the book and apart from the part that my copy of the book had major parts missing in terms of misprinting leaving me bereft of the crucial plot developments, i had enjoyed the book and felt was an amazing story to invest you time in. it had an actual story to tell. read on my take of I owed you one by Madhu Vajpayee
Book Review : Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
All I would say is that the theme and things said and portrayed in the book is fantastic and everyone should give it a try and what you take out of it should be an independent decision.