Review of Murder In Paharganj by Kulpreet Yadav

A cover showing man in shadows and colophon abstracting murder, suspense and a struggling protagonist, I decided to again indulge myself in fiction and take a break from the stream of autobiographies that almost made my last month. Book Blurb On a cold December morning, a white woman is found...

Book Review “Looking Through The Prism Spectrum" by Sujata Chatterjee

Overall Verdict:- Scenic, colorful, soulful and through the heart As I start to write this review its nearly 1 AM; a time purposely chosen when it’s quiet all around and yet I am contended within, for it’s the third time in two days that I’ve lived Sujata Chatterjee’s lush green wonder “Looking...

This Does Not Leave This House by Julie Coons

A 1970’s album like the cover, a colophon describing the author’s journey from torment to recovery. I didn’t know Julie Coons and I was skeptical of what was to come (The title had two “This”’ after all). Book Blurb How does a little girl survive an abusive mother, Catholic school, rape,...

Book Review - The Witch of Portobello by Paulo Coelho

"The Witch of Portobello" is my second book from Paulo Coelho, after reading Alchemist I wanted to read another book by Coelho and so I grabbed this book. Book Blurb How do we find the courage to always be true to ourselves—even if we are unsure of whom we are? That is the central question...

Super Siblings - Inspiring Stories of Enterprising Siblings by Prachi Garg

Last year, I read Super Women by Prachi on Insistence of Vishnu. I liked the book. This year when I saw Super Couple & Super Siblings courier, I told Vishnu to spare them for me. I was busy with some work, so it took me some time to take this book, but it was a worthy read. Book blurb In...