Milk Teeth by Amrita Mahale
You can watch the review video on my YouTube channel too.
The book was longlisted for JCB Literature Prize 2018, TATA literature Fest, 2019 and shortlisted for Crossword Book Awards 2019!
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A finance girl trapped inside Plath's mind and Camus' world.
Book Reviews
So many books, so little time! Isn’t it?
To save you from the trouble, read the review before you select your next read. Or may be check out the book reviews and if they sound interesting and prominent to you, you can add it up on your wish list.
Under this section, you will find honest and independent book reviews by me. However, if there are any paid collaborations, I will always put a disclaimer about the same. Kindly note that paid collaborations does not mean that my views will be adulterated. If I disliked a book, I will be very transparent about it.
Autobiography of Captain M. S. Kohli – A Life Full of Adventure
If you are history enthusiastic, pick this book up without a second thought. This book will give you a personal touch by Captain M S Kohli through his journey. I learnt a lot about family love and importance of
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The Testaments: The Sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood
This book is like a calm water. Beautiful, serene and somehow.. at times.. mundane.
The narrations are brilliant, no wonder. But the
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Girl Power : Indian Women Who Broke the Rules by Neha J Hiranandani
Please get this book for your little one’s. Talk about gender equality and justice. Talk about helping and respecting one another no matter what race/caste/gender they are. Talk about how it is NOT okay to bully someone else.
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Time and Chance by V. A. Mohta
I have read many biographies and autobiographies but never about a High Court judge. I am glad that I read this one because this is a book full of information and teachings.
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The Last Dance by Anmol Arora
Book – The Last Dance Author – Anmol Arora Publisher – Speaking Tiger No of pages – 307 Rating – 5/5 ⭐ About the
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The Angel’s Beauty Spots: Three Novellas by K. R. Meera. Translated by J. Devika
The stories will leave you longing for more. You will yearn to know more about what happens next but your yearnings won’t be served. That’s what K.R. Meera does. She makes us long for more by falling in love with what she creates. And makes us cry.
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The Carpet Weaver by Nemat Sadat
Very smooth, intimate, rich in story-line and vocabulary. Go and read this book. I vouch for it!
Read MoreThe Beauty Of The Moment by Tanaz Bhathena
I would recommend this book to every YA lover and also to people who are not much into reading but are wanting to start. The book made me feel calm and relaxed. And of course, it does give a beautiful message to …
Read MoreBlack Holes and Baby Universe by Stephen Hawking
The forward of this book describes Stephen’s life right from his childhood which is VERY motivating. He has not led a simple life yet he was blessed to have his loved ones also near and for him.
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The Begum: A Portrait of Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan
I, not being a history freak, enjoyed reading this book. Here’s why..
Read MoreFortune’s Soldier by Alex Rutherford
If you like to read about History, Wars and Adventures, this book might serve you.
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Three Thousand Stitches by Sudha Murty
Totally worth investing out time reading this book. If you have never read a book before and want to start with something, pick any books by Sudha Murty.
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City of my Heart by Rana Safvi
The book talks about multi cultures, social life, traditions, food, festivals, politics and the fate of the Mughals after fall of their dynasty.
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Why I Am A Hindu by Shashi Tharoor
A book that will be read and debated now and in the future, Why I Am a Hindu is a revelatory and original masterwork.
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