Tag: strange book names

• 5 Tips to Read More

  

  Reading is an art that gives you happiness and sets you free. If you are a new reader or are struggling to keep up with your reading, here are a few tips to help you take out time and read more. 1. A Chapter a Day…. …. Will keep all your problems at bay. Dedicate…

• Book Review- The Sun is Also a Star

  

  Author– Nicola Yoon Pages– 344 Genre– YA Romance What’s the Book About? It’s the usual ‘guy who doesn’t believe in love and meets a girl who he falls in love with deeply’ kind of story. Except, here it’s the girl, a science nerd, who doesn’t believe anything like love exists and meets a boy who…

• How to Deal with Reading FOMO

  

  You try to avoid posts and reels that talk lavishly about characters or scenes from books you are yet to read. You question your reading tastes when everyone is talking about loving a particular book you have not even heard of. You doubt yourself as a voracious reader when there are piles of books waiting…

• Book Review- Independence

  

  Author– Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni Pages– 285 Genre– Historical fiction, Adventure I wasn’t very excited about Independence since I didn’t like the last book I read by the author. It was The Last Queen. But as I progressed in Independence, I realised how wrong it was to judge one of my favourite authors the way I did.…

• My Dream Book Cafe

  

  Start of dream It’s 11 am. A slight breeze is touching my cheeks. I cannot feel the air on any other part of my body because I am fully covered from head to toe. It’s winter. So what am I doing outside in this chilly weather this early in the morning? It’s this bookstore! It…

• 10 Books I Can Read Multiple Times

  

  As a reader, you might have come across books that refuse to leave your heart, making a permanent home there. I too have found such books. These are the books I am happy to forget after reading them so that I can read them and lose myself in their wonderful world again and again and…

• Book Review- The Calling

  

  Author– Priya Kumar Pages– 150 Genre– Inspirational, personal development My sister received this book from the author. Since she doesn’t read, she passed it to me. I kept it, although I knew I might never touch this one- I am not a self-help/motivational book reader. But I decided to give it a shot with zero…

• Travel with Books- How to Choose Books for Journeys

  

  Humans can undoubtedly make for great travel buddies but if you are travelling alone or with someone who you would rather not travel with, then books make for the perfect company. Whether you are traveling to your workplace or to a holiday destination miles away, the right book can make the journey seem less ardent…

• Book Review- Elephants Can Remember

  

  Author– Agatha Christie Detective– Hercule Poirot Pages– 299 Type of Mystery – Past crime solved in the present The interesting name of the book made me choose this among the many books of the author at a book fair. And I wondered why this book is not as famous as other Hercule Poirot mysteries. I…

• Book Review- One Indian Girl

  

  Author – Chetan Bhagat Pages– 272 Genre– Fiction, romance, feminism I finally made up my mind and read this book. Here is my review of One Indian Girl by Chetan Bhagat. The Story This story is about Radhika Mehta who is an incredibly successful investment banker. Her journey involves three men – two of them…