When I am with you by Durjoy Dutta @durjoydatta@penguinindia A coming of age emotional, fun and passionate story about love, second chances, friendship, childhood trauma, careers and children. The characters of Dhiren and Aishwarya are realistic and the story is not just about romance but much more. You will be vested in the characters and the…
Raja of Nowhere by Deepak Rosha : Book Review
Raja of Nowhere by Deepak Rosha This one is an intriguing historical fiction with a blend of mystery and areal plotline which I believe had much more potential. The title and cover are what caught my eye at first. Along with that, the story is strong, laced with politics, democracy and king dynamics, intertwined relationships and…
Misfit Madhu by Divya Anand : Book Review
Misfit Madhu by Divya Anand A Gen-Z story that will make you giggle throughout the book while learning essential values along the way. Madhu, our protagonist, has developed an app – School Santhe which aids in swapping things but starts being misused when leaked test papers are sold on it! It is a perfect read for the younger…
2034 by Bruno Beaches : Book Review
Q. If given a chance, where would you go- past or future? 2034 by Bruno Beaches Have you ever felt sucked into a dystopian world such that you only want to know more and more about it? Bruno Beaches has woven such an intriguing world which won’t let you leave. Showcasing a world in 2034, post-pandemic,…
Book Review: Mythonama – The Big Book of Indian Mythologies by Mudita Chauhan-Mubayi and Adittya Nath Mubayi
Mythonama – The Big Book of Indian Mythologies by Mudita Chauhan-Mubayi and Adittya Nath Mubayi When I first saw the cover and given my interest in myths, I knew I had to read this one! Mythonama, as the title says, is a collection of interesting stories based on Indian mythology. Ranging from various myths in Hindu, Buddhist, Islamic, Zoroastrian…
Book Review: Notes of a Fatherosaur by Saheb Sahani
~Notes of a Fatherosaur by Saheb Sahani~ This one is a short, sweet and comprehensive journal talking about parenting, focused on all the fathers, to-be fathers and otherwise as well. I have a younger sister, so I could practically relate to everything mentioned by the author as I have seen her grow up. So, this…
Book Review: Rising Tiger by Brad Thor
Rising Tiger by Brad Thor Do you know about the Havana Syndrome? A syndrome showing symptoms like nausea, headache, dizziness etc due to radiation supposedly being used as a weapon. It was first seen in US officials in Cuba. Rising Tiger involves such concepts and much more. A Scot Harvath thriller with a strong base in…
Book Review: 10 Indian Art mysteries that have never been solved by Mamta Nainy
Do you draw or paint? 10 Indian Art mysteries that have never been solved by Mamta Nainy This one is a short assortment of mystery-laden stories revolving around ancient Indian artworks. Some of them were very interesting and informative. Loved the first few chapters which hooked me in completely but as the book progressed, they became less…
Book Review: Nuggets of Life by Bina Pillai
Nuggets of Life by Bina Pillai This one is a collection of simple short stories experienced by the author throughout her life journey. The stories are intriguing, relatable, something we might have experienced in our own lives as well. Some stories are thrilling, adventurous, some talk about happiness, compassion, importance of travels and life in…
Book Review: The Hero of Tiger Hill by Captain (Hony) Yogendra Singh Yadav
The Hero of Tiger Hill by Captain (Hony) Yogendra Singh Yadav This one is an inspiring autobiography of Param Vir Chakra Awardee Yogendra Singh Yadav, who fought against all odds, during the Kargil War in 1999. Using raw and simple language, the author has narrated his experiences and valour in a manner which is authentic,…
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