Disclosure: This blog post contains affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. It’s the 9th month of the year 2020, and I in all have read 10 books. These could also be some good books that you may too find interesting to read. In this blog posts, I am going to talk about all these 10 books and which ones are a must-read for you all When it comes to reading I have so much guilt inside me that I can’t even fathom out how to describe it. Since the year 2019, I have had…

Hi, long time no see? Well, all that ranting and my reason to stay away from blogging will be coming up in one big blog post in the coming week. For now, let’s focus on one of my favorite books of the year 2020. Firstly, I would like to thank Sona Ma’am for sending over the copy of the book and also Apologize for delaying the review mainly because of two reasons. I had taken an off from all of my work and even blogging for more than a month now and was already making a come back in September perhaps it was taking too long I thought of doing…

Hello! You probably thought I have disappeared again? Well, I won’t deny that was the case, but it was only laziness and I knew it will only last for some time because I had to come back. And wait, Belated Eid Mubarak. (I suck as a blogger, I know.) I am here today to talk about this amazing e-book I came across and it was a change for me from my all the non-fiction + heavy classic reading books that I have been reading. Title: Ringa Ringa Roses. Author: Neil D’Silva Genre: Fiction ( Horror/Mysterious) Blurb: Nitya, a single child ignored by her parents, makes an unlikely friend—a boy with…

I always feel nervous to review books as I still am learning what exactly to give out and how to put down my thoughts. So bare with me till I get used to it. Title: To Kill A Mocking Bird. (first published in 1960) Author: Harper Lee ( April 20, 1926- 19, February 2016.) Genre: Fiction Pages: 326. Blurb The unforgettable novel of a childhood in a sleepy Southern town and the crisis of conscience that rocked it, To Kill A Mockingbird became both an instant bestseller and a critical success when it was first published in 1960. It went on to win the Pulitzer Prize in 1961 and was…

Good Morning! I had a rough Monday, what about you? Even though I was only a little bit grateful for something I can’t really talk because while writing this I am still not sure if it’s going to actually happen or not? Anyway, I have a mantra for myself, “No one and nothing matters all that matters is just breathe and survive…” Deep breathe in… Deep breathe out I am missing my blabbing, but let’s just focus on my writer friend today… Romila Ma’am is someone I know and follow since a long time, and I have been reading her blogs and works a lot because she is a passionate…

I am still having Eid Festive hangover. But anyway I hope you all had a wonderful Eid and Hope all the non-Mulsim folks got their sheer kurma and Biryani treats. This blog post is to share my past 6 months reading list and reviews of the books I’ve read. My target for this year is to read 15 books I keep my target low because I never reach my goals unlike last year I did finish reading 12 books and surprisingly that was my goal last year. Reading 12 books. This year I am running slow. But I still have time and I can catch up hopefully. So let’s get…