Sneha Banerjee 
I remember back in college when I was deep into nihilism; I discovered this book called “Tuesdays with Morrie” by Mitch Albom. And ever since then my life took a complete U-turn. I mean you cannot be a nihilist and then read books like “Tuesdays … (Continue Reading)
There are numerous books that tell stories of the people who either survived or succumbed to the World Wars. It’s crazy how a person’s life can completely change because of war and the misery it brings along. It’s easy to talk about war, but when … (Continue Reading)
How long can you endlessly scroll down your social media feeds? When boredom hits hard, it’s pretty difficult to find anything interesting to do. You keep refreshing your feed only to see the same thing over and over again. And after a certain point, even … (Continue Reading)
The world is getting increasingly overwhelming. There is so much happening, and most of the time, we are bombarded with bad news. It’s really hard to be positive when all you hear is a truckload of negative stuff. Our mental health is just as important … (Continue Reading)
Fangirl is one of those books that I have seen on almost every booktuber and bookstagrammer’s bookcase. So many people recommended this book that I finally gave in and got myself a copy of the book. Now, I am a huge fan of Rainbow Rowell. … (Continue Reading)
Our modern world is becoming more complex with each passing day. So much is going on, and there is literally so little time to register all of this overwhelming information. There was a time when the information was limited, and very few people had access … (Continue Reading)
I love when I pick a book, and it just absorbs me completely, so much so that I am already down fifty pages and don’t even realize it. That’s when I know the book is a total page-turner. And honestly, I rave about such books. … (Continue Reading)
Shaheen Bhatt’s book starts with a personal account drawn from some corner of her personal journal. I don’t know about you, but I have always maintained my own personal diary wherein I used to ramble about insignificant incidents, rant about a bad friend, and basically … (Continue Reading)
If you don’t know about Jen Sincero, you should probably go ahead and google everything about her life and achievements. She is one of the most inspiring personalities ever, and personally, I am a big fan, so the bias is obvious. See, the thing is … (Continue Reading)
Around two years ago, I came across a series of fanart on Facebook that completely blew my mind. The page that shared those fan arts was, in fact, an art page completely inspired by and dedicated to Van Gogh. Van Gogh is a famous name … (Continue Reading)