Women-centric novels by women authors have the magical ability to remind society about the power and passion of womankind. Here is a list of such books that every woman should read once in her lifetime. Best Books For Women Written By Women! 💯 1. Jane … (Continue Reading)
It was the dead middle of the night, mildly swaying passengers all around me, and the steady hum of the bus I was on, part of the background noise. A copy of The Shining lay in my hands, a tiny table lamp in the other, … (Continue Reading)
Why do people put their names in books? We asked 10+ bibliophiles to share their thoughts! What is it about personalization that makes us want to mark everything we own? And does it have to be done even as adults? Is it – as a … (Continue Reading)
Do you love reading classics? If yes, chances are, you’re already familiar with some of the popular names in this genre – authors like Jane Austen, Charles Dickens and George Eliot transport us to a bygone era in English history. Likewise, gothic writers like Bram … (Continue Reading)
If you are an author, content writer, or book reviewer, I am sure you are concerned about your grammar. Proper grammar is necessary if you want to establish a firm ground for your writing. Poor grammar not only deters the reader from the subject matter … (Continue Reading)
Fair warning, this is no Hogwarts’ business. Therefore, if you’re a Potterhead like me, you have to leave your expectations and musings aside when approaching this book. The only way you will be able to appreciate J.K. Rowling’s venture into non-magical fiction is by forgetting … (Continue Reading)
For someone who obsesses over fairy tales, it is inevitable to not pick up a book that literally traces the origin of faerie lore. So, The Mammoth Book of Celtic Myths and Legends (by Peter Berresford Ellis) was a must-have for me. The book goes … (Continue Reading)
Quick question before we start: Is Frankenstein the monster? The apparent answer is no. Frankenstein is the name of the scientist who creates the monster, and not the monster itself. But this is the question Mary Shelly wants you to answer in her 1818 novel … (Continue Reading)
You’ve heard of Jekyll and Hyde. Whether in a classroom or passing conversation or one of its many reiterations, you’ve heard of Jekyll and Hyde – the ‘good’ Jekyll and the ‘evil’ Hyde. Some theories go as far as to suggest that Stevenson was describing … (Continue Reading)
When it comes to science fiction, picking the right book can be tricky. Science fiction as a genre requires a reader to be focused and invested. Additionally, scientific concepts can make it even more difficult if you aren’t familiar with them. So, if you are … (Continue Reading)