Cloud Cuckoo Land: Aspires to be Phenomenal but Fails.
HI Readers! Happy Sunday! As you know, I have a big pile of TBR. Among this, there are a few big books. On a whim, I decided to finally read Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr. It was a disappointment, but I am glad that I am finally done...
Upgrade by Blake Crouch: A Thrilling Sci-Fi on Gene Upgrade!
Hi Readers! I have finally written this much-awaited review for the first e-ARC I have ever received! Given that I loved Blake Crouch’s Dark Matter & Recursion, I was super excited to read his latest addition to the Sci-Fi books; Upgrade! ~~GOODREADS DESCRIPTION~~ “You are the next step in...
Cursed Bunny: A Genre-Defying Collection of Short Stories!
Hi Readers! The International Booker Shortlist is out! And your gal just read one book from it! I highly recommend it. Even though I have not read the other books yet, I feel Cursed Bunny by Bora Chung is truly deserving to be the winner! Check out my review!...
Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World — and Why Things Are Better Than You Think by Hans Rosling
Hi Readers! I read my first nonfiction book of the month. I loved it. Because I am a picky nonfiction reader, I always do more than necessary amount of research before I pick a book. This month it took longer. The finalists of my decision were Atomic Habits or...
Finlay Donovan Knocks ‘Em Dead : First Book is Always Better!
Hi Readers! Here I am finally with a book review after many days. The reading slump this last month combined with the huge amount of workload has left me with barely a few minutes of reading time after waking & before sleeping. I finished this book a few days...
Books Read in March 2022!
Hi Readers! I have not been super actively reading or writing or browsing bookstagram lately. All I am doing these few weeks is working & sleeping. Finally today I woke up earlier than usual to write this post & to write a book review for Upgrade by Blake Crouch....
Book Recommendations: Seishi Yokomizo’s Murder Mystery Novels!
Hi Readers! The reading slump is finally broken with three murder mystery books with a lot of gory, bloody, horrifying, creepy, lunatic characters from Seishi Yokomizo’s three books translated from the Japanese! I did not intend on reading such highly detailed books about multiple murders, especially not 3 books...
How To Get Out of a Reading Slump!
Hi Readers! As you know I have been in a reading slump for the majority of March. I read 8 books in January and then 10 books in February, both of which was an improvement over last year. And then, I have only read one book this month. I...
Book Recommendation: The Rose Code by Kate Quinn
Hi Readers! How are you doing? How was your March so far? I am having a good month, be it personally or professionally or blogging wise. I have only read one book so far this month & I am not hopeful for more than 3 this month. Most importantly,...
Drop Everything and Read The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Right Now!
Hi Readers! If you remember, I went on & on about this book I read last month in this post. The amazing book is The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot. This is a book about science & ethics & ethics in science & the life &...