I hope people don't confuse my thoughts on Shivya Nath's book - The Shooting Star, with her travel blog 'The Shooting Star' 🙂 Although if you do want to know, I loved the book and I love her blog too. And you should check both out, if you're a traveler at heart, or are just … Continue reading The Shooting Star by Shivya Nath – Book Thoughts
Tag: non fiction
Writing inspiration from – ‘I Wrote It Anyway’ – An Anthology of Essays
It's November! So many challenges taking place this month across the world, and across different categories! There's the men health awareness month called , Movember, lots of runs and marathons, the challenging NaNoWriMo for budding writers, to name a few. After enjoying my holidays in October, I decided to try and do an extreme November … Continue reading Writing inspiration from – ‘I Wrote It Anyway’ – An Anthology of Essays
Becoming – Michelle Obama : Written and narrated by Michelle Obama (My thoughts)
How is everyone doing out there? April is almost at its end and May is going to start soon! May is also Mental Health Awareness Month and I want to send all my readers a big hug and some love. Stay strong, love yourself, be kind to yourselves and others. But most importantly, don't forget … Continue reading Becoming – Michelle Obama : Written and narrated by Michelle Obama (My thoughts)
Feisty at Fifty by Sudha Menon – Book Review
Before you all go jump into getting any ideas, I'm not 50 yet. But, that doesn't stop me from reading books from women who have reached that amazing age and inspire women heading there (like me), and say fear not, 50 is actually really amazing! I had picked up this book at a whim at … Continue reading Feisty at Fifty by Sudha Menon – Book Review
The Power Of Habit by Charles Duhigg – Book Review
Woo hoo!! My first book review for December! And what an amazing book I must say. I like to mix up my reading and add a bit of all genres to my reading list. So this was one of the non fictions I read and really enjoyed this year. I listened to this book on … Continue reading The Power Of Habit by Charles Duhigg – Book Review
21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari – Book Review
21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari My rating: 5 of 5 stars Yuval Noah Harari has become one of my favorite non-fiction authors. I have read Sapiens and had immediately bought the paperback copies for Sapiens and Homo Deus. My husband has read both Sapiens and Homo Deus and … Continue reading 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari – Book Review
A War Tattooist, A Young Poet, A Gryffindor-ean, and a Geeky Cinderella
Now, to follow up on the heading of this post- what is common amongst all the people I mentioned above? Choose from the options below: A) They're characters from the books I read last week B) Some are fictional and some are real people! C) But everyone is awesome in their own way D) All … Continue reading A War Tattooist, A Young Poet, A Gryffindor-ean, and a Geeky Cinderella
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind- Audiobook review
I haven't been able to do the mid year book update tag yet, and I'm bummed about that. Maybe I'll get a chance to write it over the weekend. Also, if I don't get to write that post this weekend, then I should let you guys know that I'm going on a week long vacation … Continue reading Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind- Audiobook review
Book review: Saving the World by Paola Diana
My overall reaction to this book: Very informative Genre: Non fiction/Feminism 'Saving the world- Women: The 21st Century's Factor for change' was another book which was not on my usual TBR list, but was sent as a request to review for a blog tour by the author's media representative organisation:) I hadn't heard about the author previously … Continue reading Book review: Saving the World by Paola Diana
Book Review: How to be Human (The Manual) by Ruby Wax
My Rating: 2.5 Stars Book & Author: How To Be Human (The Manual) by Ruby Wax Genre: Self Help/Non fiction There are books that work for you, and then there are books that just don't cut it. It may be a best seller or a book by a renowned author, and yet, if you have … Continue reading Book Review: How to be Human (The Manual) by Ruby Wax
