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Fiction is one genre one would normally reserve to read on an easy or tiring day to relax, and I was initially thinking what would Half Fiction series would contain. Maybe the author’s experiences are laden with some stories or stories peppered with the author’s experiences. So I decided to find that out and picked …
As stated earlier, I am not a big fan of self-help books and mindful practice books. But after reading Priyanka’s book in the #BlogchatterEbookcarnival, I thought of checking the other titles in the same genre and this title, Put your best foot forward, caught my attention. Honestly, the book blurb is also intriguing, but what …
People who love their coffee or even Tea would like to sit leisurely and enjoy the taste of their beverage. To enjoy their cup of tea or coffee, the surroundings also matter. If we have an ambient atmosphere to enjoy our tea/coffee with our friends/family, then that cup of tea/coffee will remain etched in our …
The title of this book was quite intriguing, and my initial thoughts after reading it were that it has something to do with various flowers and the stories surrounding them. But Anand has proved me wrong, and this I came to know only after I started reading the book, as the book blurb also didn’t …
Though I read a lot of books, travel books are one genre I never ventured into. Because I feel that reading travel books and planning your travel spoils travel’s thrill and surprise element. One tends to travel only for relaxation and to have the missing surprise element in their daily lives, isn’t it? But “Growingwithnemit” …
The title intrigued me, so I downloaded it without much trepidation, and this book lived up to my expectations. So have to really applaud Radhika Acharya’s fine writing skills to make this book, The adventures of the JP family interesting and engaging read. This is one book I can strongly say to have on your …
Tiffin box is one item in the entire kid’s belongings that moms would be more obsessed about. In fact, the first question that comes from the majority of the moms while picking up their kids after school would be “Dabba khaya kya?” (have you finished your tiffin box?). Even the moms like me who are …
