This week's Write on Wednesday prompt was to write a story on connections. You can check out Julie's site here, to know more. The Prompt: Write a story about connections I'm what you call a fake social person. I can talk to anyone in a crowd, but rather not. I can make friends easily, but … Continue reading WoW – Write on Wednesdays #8 – Connections
Life Diaries and Reading Wrap Up – March 2019
Another month has gone by and girl, what a month it has been! I thought I would've read more number of books than Feb, considering there were more days in March, but surprisingly, I have read only 4 books in March - which is one less than what I read in Feb! Maybe, I read … Continue reading Life Diaries and Reading Wrap Up – March 2019
Less by Andrew Sean Greer – Book Review
Can you believe it - this is probably the first book that I've read, which has won a Pulitzer Prize! And, lo and behold, it was readable and absolutely lovable! If you don't have the patience to read through the rest of my review (which will be short anyway), I'll tell you now - you've … Continue reading Less by Andrew Sean Greer – Book Review
Looking for Alaska by John Green – Book Review
I think the problem with reading a John Green book is that if you started with the exceptionally heart breaking but amazing book of his - The Fault in our Stars, then every other book that you read, although good in their own way, kind of falls short in comparison. I had read Paper Towns … Continue reading Looking for Alaska by John Green – Book Review
The City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty (Daevabad Trilogy #1) – Book Review
I was completely engrossed and utterly confused by the time I finished this book! This book wasn't on my radar to read initially in March, and I hadn't even heard of it, until I started coming across multiple glowing reviews to the second book in the series - Kingdom of Copper, in the book blogging community. … Continue reading The City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty (Daevabad Trilogy #1) – Book Review
WoW – Write on Wednesdays #7 – Childhood Trips
Julie is out with another writing prompt this week, and here is my attempt at recreating a child hood trip experience. The trip happened, and Vinitha's thoughts are mine. But some parts have been fictionalized to make up the story. I'd love to hear some feedback or your thoughts on what you liked and didn't … Continue reading WoW – Write on Wednesdays #7 – Childhood Trips
Hippie by Paulo Coehlo – Book Review
I'm a member of a Goodreads book club, and as part of their destination reading challenge this year, we were asked to travel to a place in South America, or read a book written by an author from that area, for Feb's challenge. I couldn't finish the book within Feb, so I can't get my … Continue reading Hippie by Paulo Coehlo – Book Review
Book Blogger’s Two Truths and a Lie
Sahi @ My World of Books had tagged me for this interesting tag since a few weeks ago, and like a moron, I'm getting to participating in this tag only now. Naughty Prachi 😀 How To Participate Create a post with your two bookish truths and one bookish lie – but be sure to keep … Continue reading Book Blogger’s Two Truths and a Lie
Life diaries & Reading Wrap Up – Feb 2019
Here we go again. That part of this blog when I write for myself and do the obligatory introduction that you will learn nothing from this post other than knowing what I did with my life this month. 😂 February is the month of love, courtesy capitalism and the birth of Valentine's Day. Not that … Continue reading Life diaries & Reading Wrap Up – Feb 2019
Heir of Doom by Jina S. Bazzar (Roxanne Fosch Files #2) – Book Review
I like series, where each book is a continuation from the previous, answers some questions but also has some questions pending to be answered, and do not end on a massive cliffhanger! And Jina S. Bazzar's second book in the Roxanne Fosch Files, has all of this 🙂 I had the pleasure of reading the … Continue reading Heir of Doom by Jina S. Bazzar (Roxanne Fosch Files #2) – Book Review
