Category: Book review

          You might have observed how the list of ‘Books Read in 2015’ at the bottom of the page has increased. Right now, I have a lot of free time to read which has allowed me to read about 8 books in July alone. Amongst...

Introduction:           Dash & Lily’s Book of Dares is a story of two teenagers brought together by words. It’s an almost delightful story until 75 % of the part. I loved the idea of two bookish people getting together by communicating through a red moleskin...

Introduction:           One does not simply read a book like ‘We Were Liars’ and forget about it. This book is vividly thrilling with splendid writing. What I loved most about it was the fact that it wasn’t dull. Often there were shifts in the story...

Introduction:           While I was checking out some young adult novels to read, this one kept popping up all the time. Finally, I looked it up and in its introduction was written, “‘The Fault in our Stars’ meets ‘Eleanor and Park”. That one sentence made...

          After I finished reading Khaled Hosseini’s ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’, I was firm on not writing a review on it. The sole reason was because I thought I am just a nobody to review such a classic masterpiece of a life-changing novel. However, somewhere...

Introduction:           ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell is a story about a farm owned and managed by animals. It’s a mere 95 pages book which may come off as a simplistic story unless you read beyond it. As I was half way through it, I...

          A couple of years ago, I read in the newspaper that ‘Gone Girl’ by Gillian Flynn is among the top 5 of the year. I had been meaning to read it ever since. Finally, I have read it and I’m not so pleased. Maybe...

          You don’t just read books like ‘If I Stay’ and ‘Where She Went’ and get over them in a single day. Such books stay with you forever. They make you believe in love, tragedy and above all, in life. The story is so captivating...

          After reading John Green’s two famous novels; ‘Looking for Alaska’ and ‘The Fault in our Stars’, there isn’t a smallest bit of doubt that I have become his fan i.e. a Nerdfighter. John Green is rich in literature and the way he portrays every...