Every so often, a book on one of my friend’s TBR list might catch my eye. I’d kept this book in the corner of my mind because of the cover and the title, and when I saw it on Kindle Unlimited, I added it to my shelf.
Continue reading “Book Review: Where the Forest Meets the Stars, by Glendy Vanderah”
Non-fiction and I aren’t the best of friends on the reading journey. But when a friend shared this book cover and another friend recommended it, I bought it. The nature lover buckled. I also was trying to go out of my comfort zone and read more non-fiction so this was a good choice to begin 2020 with.
Continue reading “(Book Review) Cities and Canopies: Trees in Indian Cities, by Harini Nagendra and Seema Mundoli”
It was in 2017 that I discovered an interesting children’s fiction series written by Maxine Sylvester, thanks to one of my best friends. The genre is one that usually exudes joy and warmth, and this was no different. I’d been expecting the fourth book in the series since then.
Continue reading “Book Review: The Vixen Pederson Workshop, by Maxine Sylvester”
When a book blurb says the story is of four very different people brought together by the world of Harry Potter, it makes me notice. That, and the lightning bolt on the cover art.
Continue reading “Book Review: Accidental Magic, by Keshava Guha”
Looking back over the years, I think thrillers would be the genre I have read most. For the most recent episode of our podcast, my friends and I had chosen Indian thrillers as the theme. This book, You Beneath Your Skin (YBYS) by Damyanti Biswas, was one we read for that podcast. It was one that I had been looking forward to reading since much before that as well.
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