Book Blogs Archives - MommyShravmusings

Sherlock Holmes Kids Book List - a blog post by mommyshravmusings

10 Amazing Sherlock Holmes Kid’s Books – That You Must Introduce to Your Kids

Introduce your young readers to the captivating brilliance of Sherlock Holmes and his adventures tailored just for them. From critical thinking to historical insights, these tales offer a gateway to a world of intrigue and imagination.

Join us on a journey that celebrates the legacy of Arthur Conan Doyle’s iconic detective. Dive into puzzles, embrace curiosity, and ignite a love for reading and mystery-solving in kids of all ages.

A Letter to tomorrow Book review by Mommyshravmusings

Book Blogs Book Reviews

Book Review: A Letter to Tomorrow by Swarnali Nath

A letter to tomorrow is the second book from my dear friend Swarnali. This book captures her journey from the depths of despair to the pinnacles of hope and purpose. The title is so apt isn’t it? That’s how even I felt when I saw the book cover for the first time. This cover is …

Book Review of Zero Day by S. Hussain Zaidi

Book Blogs Book Reviews

Book Review: Zero Day by S. Hussain Zaidi

Zero Day by S. Hussaini Zaidi is a cybercrime thriller that pinpoints how a cyber-attack can cripple the city. I received this book for review as a part of the Blogchatter Review program, and the book blurb made me pick this book from the entire list of books in Blogchatter. Book Details: Book Name: Zero …

Preeti Shenoy in Blogchatter Writfest - blog post by Mommyshravmusings

Author Interview Series Book Blogs

Important tips from the well-known Author Preeti Shenoy in Blogchatter Writfest

I always wait eagerly for Blogchatter’s Writfest throughout the year, as this is one of the important campaigns in which we interact with seasoned authors and ask our questions. Blogchatter always ensures that all the bloggers get an equal opportunity to interact with the authors and ask questions in the live or exclusive sessions. This …

Book Blogs Book Reviews

Book Review: India’s Most Haunted by Hari Kumar

I got the book “India’s Most Haunted” as a part of the Blogchatter Book review program, and this is my first try at this genre. I picked up this book primarily after seeing the book blurb, which mentioned all the spooky places we get to hear while growing up. Book Details: Book Name: India’s Most …

Book Blogs Book Reviews

Book Review: The Right Kind of Wrong by Shilpa Suraj

I got this book as a part of the Blogchatter Book review program, and though I had seen many books by Shilpa Suraj earlier on Amazon, I never got a chance to read her books and thought this was my chance to read her book. Hence I grabbed this opportunity to do the book review …

Montessori Parenting books across all ages in a blog post by mommyshravmusings

Book Blogs Books Lists

My top favorite books about Montessori Parenting

I do get a lot of DM’s on my Instagram page about Montessori Parenting and the Experiential Learning that I follow with Shrav. In fact, in the pandemic-stricken world, where children complete most of their school online, it’s all the more important for parents to adopt the Montessori Parenting principles. The Montessori Parenting approach helps …

Book Review of My Life in Full by Indra Nooyi in Mommyshravmusings

Book Blogs Book Reviews

Book Review: My Life in Full by Indra Nooyi

Everyone would have heard about Indra Nooyi in one form or the other. She is one of the well-known and most admired CEOs of the world. So, when her memoir was released recently, I grabbed that book immediately for my next read. I finished reading it last weekend and was in a big fix as …

Book Blogs Book Reviews

Book Review: The Story of Story by Ravish Mani

The Story of Story is one of the first books that I picked up as soon as Blogchatter launched their Ebook library this year. I had almost finished the book in a single sitting (barring talking to my kid in between). Though there are a lot of books I picked up in this carnival, I …

Book Blogs Book Reviews Other Books

Book Review: Life – 24 Essays

I came across the author, Tomichan Sir’s blogs for the first time during this A2Z. The first post I read from this book is “Chiquitita’s Sorrows”. The name enticed me, while browsing through the Blogchatter Blogrolls, as this is one song, I use frequently to hear when it got released. I liked the deeper meanings …