Books Read in May 2023!

Hi Readers! We are one month away from being in the second half of 2023. How crazy is that? May has been a month of changes, adjustments and letting go. Through all of that, I stayed true to my anchor. I read EIGHT BOOKS across 3040 PAGES in May....

Still Born: Motherhood’s To Be or Not To Be

Hi Readers! I usually don’t get myself too invested in the Booker Prize or International Booker Prize. Something about those books just don’t call out to me. It’s either the lack of a plot or too technical literary writing or simply because of my prejudice. But, all of that...

Book Recommendation: How Kyoto Breaks Your Heart

Hi Readers! I was completely subsumed in the Stormlight Archive world for the majority of this month. I read the third book in the series, Oathbringer. This was the main reason for delay in all the book reviews. But, I have now caught up with reviews of almost all...

The Glass Hotel: Not a Book Recommendation

Hi Readers! You continue to amaze me. Recently, I put on a poll on Instagram to ask which book review you would like to read first. And surprisingly, the most polls were for The Glass Hotel by Emily St. John Mandel. I have no idea why that book was...

Happy Place by Emily Henry: My Unhappy Place

Hi Readers! May has been a tricky month so far. I am reading just as much, but not really been able to review anything I have read. Most times, I knew exactly what to write but did not find the will to write. At other times, I was clueless...

Books Read in April 2023!

Hi Readers! After a long long time, we are at the end of the month. It has been an amazing month. I paused on the hustle and took some time to relax and reflect. Spent a lot of time home reading and writing. Also watched some really good movies...

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow: For the Love of Games

Hi Readers! I finally read Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow! I had wanted to read it for a few months but ironically I kept saying tomorrow to the book too. But now that I finally read it, I loved it! I will probably read Gabrielle Zevin’s ‘The Storied Life...