My first solo trip! Like any other millennial, I have a huge bucket list which is ever-expanding. One of the top priorities on that list was to take a solo trip to somewhere, which I recently checked off! And it was one of the best decisions. The trip did not go exactly as planned but…
Play to transform: Book Review
Play to Transform by Avinash Jhangiani Do you think play can be beneficial for serious work as well? Play to transform talks about positively transforming business and workplace environment with the help of play! With in depth research and plenty of examples to substantiate the opinions put forward, this one is provides a fresh perspective…
Failure to make round rotis: Book Review
Failure to make round rotis by Mehak Goyal An impactful collection of poems which will make you reflect on your own life and resonate with you, especially if you’re a woman. Mehak Goyal has taken everyday aspects of our lives and what we face, feel and endure, and made it poetic. Many of them will…
Brahmaputra – The Ahom son rises-1 : Book Review
Brahmaputra – The Ahom son rises-1 By Vijayendra prasad and Kulpreet Yadav This one is an interesting tale involving Lachit Borphukan of the Ahom kingdom, delving into the genre of historical fiction. I must appreciate the attempt in bringing a story of valour, love and bravery from the North East India into the mainstream. The…
From Manjunath to Manjamma : Book Review
From Manjunath to Manjamma Book review An inspiring and empowering unknown lifestory of Padma Shri awardee Manjamma Jogathi, who fought for her dignity and won it, against all odds. This is a journey of a transgender Jogathi folk artist from Karnataka, who discovered herself, which will inspire you, every step of the way. You will…
Feeling Kerala – Translated by J Devika : Book Review
Feeling Kerala – Translated by J Devika A collection of short stories having the essence of Kerala and each story having a unique flavor to it based on various contemporary topics. The language is easy, narration is crisp and the stories are sweet and simple. Touching upon issues such as gender dynamics, migration, globalization, communalism,…
The Yogi Witch by Zorian Cross: Book Review
The Yogi Witch by Zorian Cross An exceptional and loving story, with a mix of fantasy, witchcraft and drama! You will fall in love with the storyline, the characters and the writing style. The magical elements, Indian touch and setting, make it a fun read. The relationship among Aunt Meg, Aunt Claudine and Jai are…
Love and (Mellow) drama by Manali Desai: Book Review
Love and (mellow)-drama by Manali Desai. This one is a sweet, romantic and emotional rollercoaster of a story. With a multitude of characters, our protagonists are Varun and Gayatri, showcasing class differences and dramatic experiences. Must commend the writing style and story progression. The story will leave you heartbroken and the painful incidences will haunt…
Medical Maladies by Haris Qadeer : Book Review
Medical Maladies by Haris Qadeer Can stories heal? Medical maladies by Haris Qadeer is such an attempt at bringing out stories of disease, cure and healing from all across India. Based on various themes revolving around medical practices and cultures, this one will make you think, analyse, feel and reflect. Translated from different languages of…
The Witch in the Peepul Tree by Arefa Tehsin : Book Review
The Witch in the Peepul Tree by Arefa Tehsin A social commentary in the form of a story, based during a time just post partition of India in 1950. Talking about caste, class, tribes and position of all in the society. Amidst this is a curious murder mystery which will keep you on toes till…
My Word Bubble 