Sita – The Warrior Of Mithila Book Review: Engaging With An Enriching Experience of The Past
Sita - The Warrior of Mithila is the second book in the Ram Chandra Series, following the Scion of Ikshvaku, written by popular author Amish Tripathi.
The Scion Of Ikshvaku Book Review: A little Weary and Repetitive
After the success of The Shiva Trilogy, acclaimed author Amish Tripathi, brings The Scion of Ikshvaku, the first book of the Ram Chandra series.
The Shiva Trilogy Review: Brilliant Re-telling of The Past
The Shiva Trilogy is a collection of three books – The Immortals of Meluha, The Secret of the Nagas and The Oath of the Vayuputras by author Amish Tripathi.
Born Confused Review: This Coming-Of-Age Novel Is An Exploration of Cultural Identity
Born Confused by Tanuja Desai Hidier is a young adult novel about the coming of age of the very Indian, yet American and very confused Dimple Lala.
The Daydream Girl Remains Flat Throughout With Only A Few Touchdowns
The Day Dream Girl by Bella Pollen is the story of a struggling scriptwriter and cinema manager, Kit Audrey Butler, who tries to find the answers to all the problems…
Those Pricey Thakur Girls transports into the old world charms of 80’s Delhi
Set in a posh neighborhood of South Delhi, 'Those Pricey Thakur Girls' dives into a charming love story with political upheavals as a background in a time when privatization of…
‘One Hundred Years Of Solitude’ is a quest of memory through magic realism
A 1967 Spanish masterpiece of magic realism by Gabriel Garcia Marquez which takes you through the seven generations of Buendia family to reveal a gruesome truth.
The Hunger Games Trilogy: Gripping story and compelling characters
Katniss Everdeen finds herself as a player in the hunger games and fights for her survival only to find she has sparked off a fully fledged rebellion in the process.…
Gone Girl : A thriller with just the right amount of absurdity
A much in love Amy marries Nick but their marriage takes a predictable yet unexpected turn where rosy and angelic slowly turns into a power struggle based on manipulation and…
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child is a letdown of a world that should’ve been left alone
What makes the world of Hogwarts so special to generations of people? It’s the intricate, charming, everyday details, and the thoughtful exposition of a well woven story.