Book review of The Memory Police | My most loved book of 2020
The meaning isn’t important. What matters is the story hidden deep in the words.
The meaning isn’t important. What matters is the story hidden deep in the words.
What better time than this to read a book, when Summer is in full bloom and School vacations have just begun. So, to make your kid’s holidays fun, I am here with yet another book recommendation, The Chemical Drones.
Before I proceed, I thank the author for giving me an opportunity to review such a masterful work of fiction.
Conduits : The Ballad of Jinx Jenkins is a wholesome read, full of elements which are magical, witty, adventurous, spooky, and of course enigmatic.
Okay, finally proved that I love reading corny books, and while reading them, I have this big goofiest smile pasted on my face. This, I never realized before reading this super mushy, cute as hell book…
In my childhood, whenever I visited my hometown, one of my aunt used to tell us ghost stories about our small village.
‘Watching English TV Series’ and ‘Reading Books’, these two are the only things in my life that I’m good at.
I usually steer clear of women-oriented writings, for various reasons. The main factor, however, is the intense emotions portrayed in the stories by the female characters, and somehow I find them to be too strong for my reading tastes.
It’s very rare to see that a short read can hold a world of knowledge. 6 secrets SMART students don’t tell you by Chandan Deshmukh, is one such book that proved to be a boon to my niece, who’s in 8th grade now. I can now see a drastic change in the study pattern of my niece.