![A Series Of Unfortunate Events The Miserable Mill (2000) By Daniel Handler [Review]](https://bookwritten.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/A-Series-of-Unfortunate-Events-The-Miserable-Mill-2000-by-Daniel-Handler-Review-700x467.jpg "\"The Miserable Mill\" is One of the Best Children's Books Ever!")
“Sometime during your life – in fact, very soon – you may find yourself reading a book, and you may notice that a book’s first sentence can often tell you what sort of a story your book contains.” – When a book begins with a … (Continue Reading)
![Malice (1996) By Keigo Higashino [Review]](https://bookwritten.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Malice-1996-by-Keigo-Higashino-Review-700x467.jpg "Malice - A Masterpiece Written by a Writer about 2 Writers!")
“I would often drop in on my friend for no particular reason; however, today was different. This time I had a purpose in mind. If I didn’t go today, I might not have the chance to see him again for quite some time.” – Osamu … (Continue Reading)
“How To Be a Woman” by Caitlin Moran is a Feminist humorous non-fiction book that has sold over a million copies worldwide and gained several positive reviews across the globe. However, despite the immense potential and a promising premise, this book fails to delight a … (Continue Reading)
Through the crests and troughs of life, if there are two values that see us through, they are Faith & Fortitude. Many years ago, my mother handed me a book and asked me to read it when I had the time. She said it had … (Continue Reading)
![Elsewhere (2019) By Rosita Boland [Review]](https://bookwritten.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Elsewhere-2019-by-Rosita-Boland-Review-700x394.jpeg "\"Elsewhere\" is Every Solo Traveller's Dream! ✈️")
When an Irish friend unexpectedly gifted me the only proof-copy (that she brought with her from Ireland) of the yet-to-be-published book ‘Elsewhere’ by Rosita Boland, I wondered what this book would hold for me… Did it treasure a message for me to unriddle in the … (Continue Reading)
Horror as a genre has been popular in English Literature ever since Mary Shelley decided to pen down Frankenstein, and several authors have tried their hand at exploring the possibilities of creating a good horror story. It sure is a delight for any reader, the … (Continue Reading)
The genre authors always bank on. All book lovers have one hard decision to make – that of choosing a favourite genre. While most people have multiple favourites and sometimes varied taste that ranges between two extremes, there are cases where some genres fall out … (Continue Reading)
Ever since women actively started working in ‘paying’ jobs, this has perhaps been the most important question: Are they paid the same as men in their designations? The lack of an organized pay scale system prevents anyone from giving conclusive data. Women are juggled with … (Continue Reading)
John Green‘s Colin Singleton from ‘An Abundance of Katherines,’ is a seventeen-year-old boy, who loves anagramming. He is a child prodigy with an IQ of over 200. And yet, he feels insignificant. He has dated nineteen different girls, all named Katherine. Finally, Colin realizes that … (Continue Reading)
Some people are realists; some believe in magic. And then some people believe, that the two co-exist parallelly. When Haruki Murakami wakes up to a sordidly ordinary day, he doesn’t complain about the mundanity like the others. Instead, he finds a way, a small entrance … (Continue Reading)