The Famous Five Books Review!

Here are the 'Famous Five!' Oh, how much I wish I could review each of 21 books here! They are all amazing, and some of them are just unforgettably memorable. These stories made my childhood beautiful just like it did to many other people as well. While some adventures are just out of normal possibilities, …

When Love Fails Us…

Life never goes the way we want it, every turn of ones life so unexpected, you are alive now, then the next moment you are dead, That's one of the saddest and the best things about life, the unpredictably makes it both adventurous and livable. But then there come the moments when we feel lost, …

The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri

I've been wanting to read this book for a long time, but then I did read it. And now I wanted to review it and I am out of words, I am not sure what to say. The story is too perfect, reality matching, splendid, and almost like something that would have really happened. And …

IT by Stephen King

Well, this is not just horror, this book is something more than fiction. By the end of the book, you feel like you are connected to every character , every places, and at times, to the clown himself! This book is filled with horror lurking at every scorner, but we find love, anger, sadness, confusion …

And When One Truly Loves – My First Essay!

Perhaps it is easier to answer the question 'How to stop a war?' rather than finding worthy answers for the question 'How to not love someone whom you loved for so long?" But before I get into searching the answers, let me make my feelings clear, and let me first ask my questions. And even …

The White Tiger By Aravind Adiga

[Thank you for doing that, can I ask if you could do the same in Insta, unblock me in Instagram? 🫡Please... Also, would it be awkward if I messaged you? Let me know, and thank you again.] Indian, this book is totally based in India, a country with different traditions, cultures and almost friendly people. …

A Letter…

[Introduction: Not intended to anyone in particular except to the one person who knows this is for them] [And don't get angry, I am not scared of your anger. Nah, hell with it, I am scared a lot of your anger, one, it is 'you' who is angry, and two, 'when you are angry you …

The Choice by Edith Eger

Suffering is well known to human kind, and making one suffer is also the hobby of a few dictators. This book 'The Choice' is the suffering the author Edith Eger went through in one of the worst times to be alive, in the period of Nazi Germany, and she Edith Eger was sent to Auschwitz …

Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O’Dell

So, this is one kind of a master piece! This part true part recreated story of a woman who lived in 19th century. Juana Maria was her name and she was left behind by her ship in an island which their ancestors occupied for years before. This tale of extraordinary adventure of Karna a girl …

Well, this had been quite long time…

Took my time, and of course I didn't abandon the blog, I would never do that! Just had to prepare for something which I never liked though in some way my life dependent on that, exams... Now I am back! Back with more stuff to write on and I am going to change the way …