Shruti Dankhara 
If you’re a fan of young adult fantasy novels, chances are you’ve heard of Cassandra Clare. Known for her captivating storytelling and intriguing characters, Clare has created a vast universe that spans multiple series and has garnered a massive following. With so many books to … Read more
Off lately, I’ve been spending a lot of time on Pinterest looking for quotes/authors/write-ups to get inspired, or maybe I am just trying to hide from all the pending tasks? I don’t know. After a lot of scrolling, I found one intriguing expert from the … Read more
Sampooran Singh Kalra, known by his pen name Gulzar is an Oscar-winning director, poet, and lyricist. Also, being awarded Padma Bhushan, Sahitya Akademi Award, and the Dadasaheb Phalke Award – the highest award in Indian cinema, and many many more. Lately, I was looking for … Read more
At first “Self-quarantine” didn’t seem like a bad idea, we all had some Netflix shows to catch up with, we were looking forward to getting some rest and it all seemed like a break we deserved. But, almost after three weeks into this, we are … Read more
For me, the second-best genre to read after Fiction is Poetry. It’s quite an intriguing form of art. Irrespective of your mood or what you are feeling – there is something out there that will resonate with you or your emotions. The fascinating part is … Read more
Recently, in an attempt to explore different genres and writing styles, I picked up The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. Initially written in Portuguese, this book is now sold worldwide in 70 different languages. Want to know more about the author: Paulo Coelho’s Mystical Way of … Read more
Have you ever wondered, “Why to live when we are going to die anyway?” If your answer is yes, then I highly recommend you read the book I am going to discuss about today. When Breath Becomes Air is a non-fiction Autobiography written by Paul … Read more
In 1947, after 90 years of relentless struggle, India finally managed to break free of the shackles of the British Raj. If you ever paid attention during History and Civics lectures, you’ll be able to recall some of the movements that led to our gargantuan … Read more
“Translated Literature” as a genre is magical. It lets you explore the unknown from the comfort of your home. It gives you access to different cultures, traditions, ways of living, etc. which otherwise you would never experience. The novel I am going to speak about … Read more
The poor and illiterate were tired of being oppressed and exploited by rich men. People wanted to get rid of the status quo and create a classless society even if that meant letting loose a river of blood. This protest against injustice gave birth to … Read more