It’s a late review post on Eragon, 1st part of Inheritance series. I got the book series as a gift for 2024 birthday from my husband. I just got around to reading it last month. I am currently reading Eldest, the second part of the series. A Elf along with two guards carry a uniqueContinue reading “Eragon – Inheritance series – Part 1 Book Review”
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Eldest – Inheritance Series
It’s a brief weekly updates of my current read and what I am feeling about the book. This week I have started Eldest, second part of inheritance. It’s my view based on what I have read till now
The Suitable Boy
Welcome back to blogging after what seems like ages. I have away from blogging here for 2-3 years due certain personal commitments. Its really good to be back to blogging and writing. I am starting the blogging about views on The Suitable Boy written by Vikram Seth. Usually I read the book first before IContinue reading “The Suitable Boy”
Moustache – Review
Set in the Kuttanad, Kerala during British colonization (18th or 19th century), regales the readers with different stories of Moustache, otherwise known as Vavachan. There is no fixed storyline with the protagonist in the book. As the name of the book suggests, Vavachan came to be known as the Moustache man after his part-taking asContinue reading “Moustache – Review”
Loss – Review
Loss is that emotion that we all experience at some point in our lives. It’s something that you cannot run away from. It takes an eternity to understand and break away from it. The author of the book Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi has experienced loss first-hand which was mediated through the death of both his parents.Continue reading “Loss – Review”
The Female Persuasion
#Review The Female Persuasion @penguinindia@vintagebooks @penguinukbooks We all know women are extremely strong and mature, and they do not need any help from men to help them make stronger. Feminism isn’t about making them strong, it’s more about changing how women are perceived by the rest of the world. That it is not competition judgingContinue reading “The Female Persuasion”
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Black Leopard Red Wolf
Black Leopard Red Wolf by Marlon James @penguinrandomhouse @penguinindia My experience with this book is mixed. Set in the backdrop of Ancient Africa, the story has elements of witchcraft, mythology, adventure, enchantments and many more. From Shape-shifting leopards, Hyenas to 300-year-old which, Tracker who is known for his nose and other such unique characters makeContinue reading “Black Leopard Red Wolf”
Violets are blue by James patterson
More the read James Patterson books, they are much better than the Women murder club series. The last two books are much better read. They are not as predictable and certainly has the right elements that I look forward to in any thriller novels. Story: The investigation mysterious death of two joggers and similar suchContinue reading “Violets are blue by James patterson”
Long Walk to Freedom – Nelson Mandela
The initial part of the book talks about his childhood, his upbringing and the struggles that he had to go through to get a proper education and till starts to face the realities of the world. His father was a chief himself kept Mandela’s childhood name as Rolihlahla which meant “Pulling a tree” or aContinue reading “Long Walk to Freedom – Nelson Mandela”
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