Sometimes faith and friendship can indeed help one recover from past traumas. But are they enough to help one overcome and get a new lease on life? Exploring answers to emotional quandaries through a review of The Unlove Letter by Abhik Roy, a modern-day love story
If you are from the 90s era and have spent your teenage years in this era, then you know what I am talking about. Be it the college life back then, the romance, the sizzling chemistry, or the youth power, this book is reminiscent of all those elements that used to be the order of the day back then. Want to relive those wonderful experiences again? Welcome to the 90s nostalgia in a brilliant tale called Delhi via Lucknow by Ashwini Rudra
To summarise, Mariam and Laila’s relationship with life, a war-torn country and its travesties, and the hard-hitting manner in which they fight them while honouring the faith they believe in will cause you to pause and reflect on the complexities of life. Khalid Hosseini’s A Thousand Splendid Suns shatter me into 1000 pieces, but I love being torn and rebounding every time I read it.
Can pain be so limitless and boundless that it extends beyond the realms of even drying up in your eyes like forgotten tears, just coating your senses with nothing but oblivion full of just the travesties of brutal human trafficking? Trigger Alert – Explicit, lewd content which may not be suitable for bleak readers. Book Review of House Boy by Lorenzo DeStefano
Book review of The Family Chao by Lan Samantha Chang, a boiling family drama, which only gets murkier with every page
A Sneak Peak into the book The Beautiful Sky by Harshwardhan Patil – Chapter 1
Told in fast paced narration and in a tightly spun around storyline, it tells the story of a murder spree mystery. Book review of The Lost Woman of Santacruz by Vijay Medtia
I love books that take me on a journey to the murky memories. Memories, oh so beautiful memories I had forgotten about until now. A Scintillating Bollywood Saga: Zoravar by Maharsh Shah | A Book Review
