Category: Books

          I love reading; be it a paperback, hardcover or an e-book. In my opinion, it doesn’t matter what the form is. Only words matter. But, many people have their opinions that one is better than the other. Just as an analysis, I have made...

          Books are one of the significant parts of my blog. You can find many book reviews here. Now, this is a post that just happened after I realised I had over 1000 bookish photos in my phone. So, here are some of my favourites. Some are...

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...

          Recently I read ‘All the Bright Places’ and happened to love it. As I finished it, I thought I’d just google the list of all the places but I was surprised to find nothing. So, I’m going to list down all the places in...

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...

          In yesterday’s write-up, I had confessed my love towards Young Adult Fiction. In today’s post, I’m going to mention 6 books which I absolutely love and 6 books which I dislike. YA books include many genres. It’s a genre inclusive of other genres such as coming-of-age...

          There are readers who love to read classics. Some are into crime and mystery. Many are only fond of romantic love stories while a few read the most recommended books. Most teens and tweens love young adult fiction. I’m a reader who somehow fits...

          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...