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May
Music for my many moods
Give me your mood, and I’ll give you a song to relate to it! Well, this might be a skill most of us have already. Me, I have a...
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27AprRead More
Book review: Little Fires everywhere
The Richardsons are a charming family of 6, living the quintessential dream life, owning 2 houses, having 3 children who ‘fit in’ and a 4th that rebels against everything...
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01AprRead More
Book review: Purple Hibiscus
What are the odds of reading another African girl who debuted with a touching story, this one from Nigeria, right after Homegoing and From Scratch? I was handed this...
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24MarRead More
Book review: From Scratch
What strikes you profoundly as you start the book is the unfairness and grief surrounding the untimely death of a loved one, a spouse in this case, after a...
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19MarRead More
Book Review: Homegoing
One of the things I recently like about reading books is that I borrow them from friends, this has opened up a whole different genre of reading for me!...
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07FebRead More
Book review: Wild
An incredible and unputdownable book that was relatable on many levels -Wild is the (true) story of a young woman who takes up the daunting journey of hiking the...
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08OctRead More
Travel Diaries: Gujarat
Happy dusserah to all my friends, family & extended family! We spent a few days of the Navratri at Gujarat and had an amazing time. For the food lovers: We...
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07JulRead More
Book review: The Blue Sweater
Not so often does one read two amazing books back to back. Especially when one doesn’t read much to begin with. But here goes… I read the very honest,...
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16SepRead More
Divine Dance
Way back, even before I had firm ideas about marriage, I had a desire to have a daughter, and for the daughter to be a Bharatanatyam dancer. Yesterday was...