Too Good to Be True by Prajakta Koli (aka mostlysane) is a debut novel partly set in a cozy Mumbai bookstore.

The perfect example of the difference between solitude and loneliness. Lucas is a very happy person. And by happy, I mean really happy....

Tabby the cat is back and how! But let me just scream this into the universe that it’s not the cat that saves the books (like in Part 1 )...

Respect where it’s due: representation matters. And this book does offer that a bit but it also seems more inclined towards shocking the...

When you read a story that’s both beautiful and brave, you feel compelled to share it with the world , and that’s exactly what I’m doing...

Welcome to the Hyunam-Dong Bookshop is a warm, comforting space tucked between pages, one that quietly speaks to every reader who has...

Michiko Aoyama’s What You Are Looking For is in the Library completely melted my heart. Each of its five chapters follows a different...

Do you reread books? I love to reread books. unfortunately, it is not always possible to go back to my favourite texts considering time...

Romance novels often spark debate, with many readers feeling dismissed or underestimated for their choice of genre. I used to hold the...

I finished this book in just two sittings. While many call it a love story between two Jewish youngsters from different communities, to...

Once Upon a Curfew by Srishti Chaudhary is one of those books that brings a wave of nostalgia, set in a rooted Indian backdrop I hadn’t...

At the end of this book, there’s a small moment that really stuck with me. A girl mentions she’s struggling to read One Hundred Years of...

The Internet is full of toxic positivity, and so is the real life, and that annoys me. Spreading 'good vibes' and ‘positivity' is a...

Sometimes I feel, we are all stuck. Everything seems stagnant. But we stay. We stay in relationships, at some places, attached to a few...

I love it when the books we need in our lives find the way to us at the right time. Ruskin Bond’s “While the birds still sing” is such a...

In the COVID'19 pandemic, Adichie lost her father, which pushed her into despair that she had never encountered before. Her father was in...

‘’If someone could look down on us from above, they’d see that the world is full of people running about in a hurry, sweating and very...

4-YO Tara disappears from the house, leaving no clue to trace. She is the daughter of Drishti Sengupta, an unapologetic singer from...

"Other words for Home" started for me as a book set in Syria. I thought I knew what I was getting into i.e. living in a country where the...

I have a love-hate relationship with cities. The volume of opportunities cities give is huge but the noise, the fast-paced setting makes...