I was just browsing the Amazon book store to pick up my next read and also make the list of the books that I would love to buy in our annual Chennai Bookfair this year. Then suddenly, the books that celebrate the spirit of International Woman’s day have popped up Read more…
Blogchatter team has offered me the book, “It Happened in Bengaluru – where a Winner resigned to Conquer” for my review as a part of the Blogchatter Book Review program. This book deals with the corporate world and especially the downsizing and its after-effects in the IT world. Having gone Read more…
The first book, I picked up this year as a part of the Blogchatter Book Review program is “Shadow in the Mirror”. I was happy with my decision, as this book has become a good companion for me during my last travel. I just couldn’t keep the book down, as Read more…
I am an ardent fan of books and people can find me only with a book in my hand during my college days. Fast forward to parenting years, I hardly got some free time to read the books with a small child at home. By the time he goes to Read more…
I am new to the concept of Blog tours and LoveBooksTours has accepted my request for joining their team of bloggers who would love to review the books. My first blog tour with them is in my favorite genre of historical fiction and it’s for Katharina – Deliverance by Margaret Read more…
I like historical fiction a lot, as it gives us a totally different perspective on the history we read in our school. They normally do open a new window to that period, in which the novel was set. So when #Blogchatter was looking for reviewers for “The Curse of Anuganga“, Read more…
After reading Apeksha’s first novella “Itsy Bitsy Spyder”, I just couldn’t stop myself from grabbing the opportunity to read the “Along Came A Spyder” when BlogChatter approached me for a review. I thought that, as I am still having Samira in my mind along with her witty and sassy remarks, Read more…
“The Network” is the story of a Journalist Samantha (Sam). This story revolves around her career and personal life. The reader gets a peek into how “The Network” in the media industry works and how a news clip would be shown in this book. Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Thriller Publisher: Lomas Read more…
Kintsugi is the Japanese art form of mending the broken objects with gold. And, Kintsugi A Novel is about mending the broken hearts/relationships with time. This book is a nice attempt to bring out the beauty of human relationships and the different personality traits each individual exhibits when their hearts Read more…
It’s a great pleasure for me to participate in the Blog Tour for Hema Bisht’s book, Tum Tak. It’s been ages since I read a Hindi book in pure Hindi. It took me some time to understand it and once I got into the flow the book just spoke to Read more…