Book Review: The Tattooist of Auschwitz

Some stories are simply waste of paper - The Tattooist of Auschwitz is one such book.

Book Review: The Humans by Matt Haig

Growing up, we all watched movies about aliens. In other instances, we have read books where an alien tends to be the center of attention, allowing us (readers) more liberty to picture an image of that creature. But do you ever realize that what is alien to us can also feel alienated from us? In …

Last of Twenty-Seventeen

I thought to assemble my lasts of twenty-seven including book reads, food, presents, creative stuff etc. Book I was trying to complete Pat Barker's war time story: Toby's Room as my last book of this year. But got my hands on Katie McGarry's young adult book by mere chance. Pushing the limits by Katie McGarry . …

Book Review: a mirrored life

I happen to read A Mirrored Life by Rabisankar Bal as third book of this year. Given that I have the goal of reading just twelve books this year due to reasons of time management for other tasks - I am more than safe to pick the books that will not stuck me and let my goal …

Book review: like the flowing river

Thoughts and Reflections by Paulo Coelho. Paulo Coelho is among those writers, I start my reading journey with. I read a couple of books written by him but, unfortunately, I didn’t found them appealing enough to continue. The interesting aspect is that the more I admire his quotes; philosophical and thought-provoking words. The less bounding …

Book review: ME before YOU

I read Me before you by Jojo Moyes before my exam. so finally da thought es here: this book was recommended to me by a blogger friend Amy at Book Enthral (thanks, sweetie) 😉 Well! that book helped me in the times when I was having some reading problems (now that might sound strange) but …

Book Review: Da god Ov small things by Arundhati Roy

Da god of small things — is a story of twins. Two-egg twins and Of their small world. I don’t actually know how to summarize this book. Sometimes, I just feel unable with this quality. But I wanna share some feelings I went through while reading it. Some books contains surprises in them. I explored some throughout …

Book Review: PS. I love you by Cecelia Ahern

Da story is about Holly who lost her love. Gerry, her husband, best friend, family and everything. How hard ett es for Holly to cope with that and how Gerry helped Holly after death with this. Okay. So first Ov Ol let me say. This book was a journey to me. I went through different …

Book Review: Matilda

This story es my first attempt to read a children classic. Da story roams around a little girl who has some extraordinary brain powers and a worse family to handle. Best part: according to me, da best part es da last part where Miss. Honey’s (Jennifer Honey) story started and unveiled da revelation that who’s …

Book Review: Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell

Da story es intriguing and there’s a flow en story what makes da reader to Go On and On. there are some Ov da best lines en story to make da reader laugh! Ol Over — ets a good-fun read. Immensely Enjoyeddddd! ^.^