Em and the Big Hoom by Jerry Pinto
I finished reading Em and The Big Hoom by Jerry Pinto couple of weeks back but never got around writing how I felt about it. I wasn’t able to write how it made me feel, to be honest.
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A finance girl trapped inside Plath's mind and Camus' world.
Author: Kinjal Parekh
A Gujarat Here, A Gujarat There by Krishna Sobti
A Gujurat Here, A Gujarat There by Krishna Sobti (translated by Daisy Rockwell) is a part-fiction and a part memoir. I loved the title of this book. The title, alone, speaks volume of what this book is about – A Gujarat here in India, and another Gujarat across the boarder in Pakistan.
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late july, folklore and the mess
Taylor basically announced that she will be dropping 16 new songs the very next day. THE FACT THAT THERE WAS NO WARNING. NO EASTER EGG. NOTHING. (if this isn’t the proof that anything can happen in 2020, then I don’t know what is.)
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Is Indian Literature Thrash?
I have a lot to say about this statement and hence I ended up filming a video. In this video, I have talked openly about 3 things. Firstly, I have shared an indecent because of which I happened to film this video. Secondly, I have tried to answer with proper facts and good reasoning why Chetan Bhagat …
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Who Moved My Cheese by Dr. Spencer Johnson – Book Summary
Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson Book Summary || 12 Minutes https://youtu.be/FDKV1aoGIjk <a href=”https://www.youtube.com/c/KinjalParekh” target=”_blank” role=”button” rel=”noopener noreferrer”> SUBSCRIBE
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PASS THE BOOK PROJECT
Video – Pass On Your Favorite Book https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYEaqmTzTX4&t=2sThink about this – How about a video where a group of readers
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Asain Readathon (Country wise) Recommendations – 2020
Asian Authors Recommendations – I recently came across an Asian Readathon which is hosted by Cindy and was totally taken
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The Bookish Santa (Santa has a website!??)
Where exactly does Santa go once the Christmas time ends? A loooong vacation? I bet you not. Over my bookstagramming
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The New Rules of Business by Rajesh Srivastava
Book – The New Rules of Business Author – Rajesh Srivastava Publisher – Penguin India No. of pages – 326
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Rearranging books on my shelf || INDIAN BOOKTUBER
Let’s be honest – organizing bookshelf is one of our favorite pass-times. I hope you are safe with your family. Keep Reading. In case you need help finding a book for yourself, I am always a message away to help you with the same.
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Kinjal Parekh || Indian Booktuber || Indian Book Blogger
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The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka
And ask yourself one question – are you being what others want you to be, or are you being yourself. And if you are being yourself, are people around you accepting you at your face value?
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Best eBook Recommendations || Non Fiction
Here are few recommendations of books which you can start reading to make more productive use of your time if you are quarantined. I have tried to list down short books, say 100 to 200 pages long, so that you can carry on and even new readers can find it easier to start cultivating this habit.
Recommendations on –
1. Memoir, Biography, Autobiographies
2. Habits and Leadership
3. Start Ups
4. Personality Development
KINJAL PAREKH
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Deep State by Chris Hauty
The White House chief of Staff is dead, discovered collapsed in his home. Paramedics say it was a heart attack, but something’s not right – and only his intern, Hayley Chill, can see it. Things get really dangerous. There is a plot to assassinate the President, one they are ruthless about hiding.
This book is totally insane and is a brilliant debut work!
WHAT BETTER TIME THAN THIS TO DEVELOP A NEW HOBBY?
Quarantined for 21 days? 21 Days Lock Down?
It takes 21 days to develop a habit. How willing are you to put the next 21 days of your lives in a much productive way now that you are locked inside your house!?
Here is what I have planned for myself for the next 21 days. I would love if you could join me with this #21Days
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Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner
The questions discussed in the book are absurd yet very interesting. My favorite chapter was the one where the correlation was discussed between legalizing abortion and the crime rate with fell drastically all of a sudden. Another one to mention was the correlation between the money spent during elections and the chances of
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