There is rarely any Indian youngster who has not read Ruskin Bond. Be it our school syllabus or a random book gift; we have all stumbled across Bond at some point in our lives. He is not only a splendid writer, but the way he … (Continue Reading)
I don’t get it. This is the second disappointment of a lauded writer this month, and I feel like I know better now to listen to the crowd but not get influenced. My sanity is in my known unknown. My conviction in judging a million … (Continue Reading)
Of Course I Love You… Till I Find Someone Better by Durjoy Datta and Maanvi Ahuja is one of the first novels that I had subjected myself to, as a teenager. Well, I did not like it back then. But now, I detest it from … (Continue Reading)
If you are a travel enthusiast or are in a quest to find happiness, you need to “The Geography of Bliss” RIGHT NOW! This book, written by Eric Weiner, has one of the unique concepts that I have ever come across. It is the narrative of … (Continue Reading)
Every bibliophile has read and loved at least one book in their life, which not a lot of people know about. It does not come from a famous author. It isn’t among those Instagrammable self-help reads, and you definitely have not recommended it. Yet, one … (Continue Reading)
Today, Trevor Noah stands as one of the youngest and most renowned South African comedians, political commentators, and television hosts for popular television channels. Trevor Noah – is also the boy who defied every law, every fundamental in a deep-rooted, ruthlessly authoritarian, and nonsensical regime … (Continue Reading)
I strongly believe that there is always something that goes well with the other thing. So what comes to your mind when you think of coffee or tea? Sides right? And just as bread goes the best with butter or jam, books have their own … (Continue Reading)
Some books stay with you much longer than others. And The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde is certainly one of them for me. I had first read it as part of my CBSE syllabus. Back in school, I used to wonder how it would be … (Continue Reading)
As bookaholics, we all know that reading is never a one-sided activity. For every individual reader, reading comes with its own unique meaning based on why they are reading a book. Some of us may choose reading just as a hobby in our leisure, while … (Continue Reading)
If you are a student of English Literature, chances are, you have either read “A Room of One’s Own” or have at least stumbled across the name in your class lectures or references. The text is a series of lectures delivered by Virginia Woolf in the … (Continue Reading)