09
Jul
Book review: The storied life of A.J.Fikry
Thanks to my lovely friend Divya Iyer who thoughtfully gifted me this book for my birthday. As her note to me sweetly said, we have a shared love for...
07
Jun
Book review: Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor
I randomly chose the book from a friend’s library, and found the narrative style of the book overall compelling. Age of Vice was a page-turner, and it took me...
25
May
Book review: Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine by Gail Honeyman
After reading Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus, this is the next time I’ve felt so much emotion about a book. Afterall, fiction is perhaps an extension of real...
19
Mar
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!...
07
Feb
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...
22
Mar
Book review: Next
When I picked this up randomly at the airport, I realized that I’ve been a fan of Mr. Chrichton’s prior works. Jurassic Park ranks among my favorites, and I’ve...
07
Mar
Book review: Love virtually
Ever read a book that was a dialogue between two people? Ever watched a movie that was just a dialogue between two people (Before Sunrise/Before Sunset)? Well this is...
22
Feb
Book review: Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
I’d heard about this book and the criticisms in the United States. Funnily enough, it is my own mother who asked me to read it, and kept following up...