Magical Food for the Soul Whether you like to devour your poetry in one sitting or prefer it in bite-sized chunks, there is a poem here to suit every taste. The author has weaved together a beautiful anthology accompanied by eye-catching illustrations, which certainly add to the sensory experience. I thoroughly enjoyed reading all the... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Illegal by Eoin Colfer and Andrew Donkin
A powerful graphic novel and timely story about one boy's epic journey across Africa to Europe. Ebo's epic journey takes him across the Sahara Desert to the dangerous streets of Tripoli, and finally out to the merciless sea. But with every step he holds on to his hope for a new life, and a reunion... Continue Reading →
Book Review: THE PVRITAN by Birgitte Märgen
Enthralling MINDHUNTER meets HANNIBAL LECTER in this brilliantly crafted serial killer thriller from Birgitte Märgen, the haunting new voice of horror and suspense. The dark and gritty story is set in Massachusetts during the transition of time between the 1600s and the present day. Each chapter begins with the Geneva Bible verses. The vivid narration... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Diary of a Terrific Teacher by Christopher Holley
Terrific School is in session and things are about to get silly. Meet Mr Hollywood, a first-year kindergarten teacher, who hopes to change the world one child at a time. The only problem is he has no idea what he is doing! Hilarious daily entries of a kindergarten teacher. Wonderfully illustrated. Wittily written and relatable... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Unlocking The Lockdown Stories by Juhi Jaisinghani
Breathtaking A collection of ten short stories which captures the life situations of the people during the lockdown. The emotions of the characters are well portrayed. Quick read and a great example of giving importance to your loved ones. Each story is unique and fascinating. The author’s lucid writing style and clarity of thoughts amaze... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Hidden Key by Sheldon Peart
A fast-paced crime mystery with interesting twists The story starts with a murder and then takes the readers on an adventurous gripping journey. The author's witty storytelling skills combined with an intense and nerve-racking plot. The events happening of each character run paralleled with a perfect blend. It completely holds your attention. As the story... Continue Reading →
Book Review: When I Grow Up I Want To Be by Tweak India
Inspiring Great inspirational Stories of Real-life Indians. Basically, this is for children but adults can read too. Each chapter is simple yet conveys powerful ideas. An awesome and insightful book. Wonderful Illustrations added visual texture to the narrative.
Book Review: On the streets of Bolena by Srividhya Lakshmanan
Delightful A collection of seven stories which will give you a glimpse into the life of people and experiences in an Indian street. Through this book, the author taught us to give importance to small things in life, those things will bring a smile on your face. Read this book to spend an awesome time... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Prison Manor by L.A.Tsokov
Synopsis: Sam is a geeky student and an avid comic book reader, but he has no friends. One night he accidently commits a crime and is kidnapped by a psychopathic serial killer. He takes him to a mansion, which despite its luxury is actually a prison, and Sam and his inmates have only seven days... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Girl, Stop Apologizing by Rachel Hollis
Fantastic read! This book is powerful and honest with words that are designed to inspire the readers. The main message that this book gives is that YOU MATTER! Your dreams, goals and skills matter. It is an important message and too easily forgotten in everyday hustle. Read it, believe in yourself, take control of your... Continue Reading →
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