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...

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

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...

How to Be You by Ruskin Bond seems like a book for kids, but it feels more like a collection of gentle reminders for adults. Most of the...

‘’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...

TW: Death of loved ones, loss, grief Grief is a strange thing. It affects you. It consumes you. It destroys you. At the same time, it...

What is the most unsolicited advice you have received from those nosy neighbors, aunties and relatives? And, I would also love to know...

"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...

The choices we make shape our lives, in many ways. The things we wished for, give us hope and courage to achieve those. I think the risks...

Long back, the title of this book caught my eyes, but I just forgot about it. Recently, while I was randomly scrolling through my...

Sumire is an aspiring novelist. She has a close friend K, who is an elementary school teacher. They talk about anything, and everything....

This is an adventuresome book for kids and adults. It has a bunch of short stories about the experiences of Jim Corbett and his family...

The Gopi Diaries: Coming Home is the first book in the series of three books for kids about a cute pup called Gopi. He gets his new home...

This book is intended to show the side by side relationship of the manager and his subordinates.

Let's know a little about the author and the book first : Olga Perovskaya ( 1902-1961) was a children's writer in the erstwhile Soviet...

Last month, I read a brilliant book called "The Tree with a Thousand Apples" written by Sanchit Gupta and I am still in a book hangover....

Trigger/content warnings: Rape, Murder, Violence, Terrorism, Death of the loved ones. Srinagar, India: 20th January 1990 Happy Birthday...

Lahiri Says : Dressing a book is an art, there’s no doubt. A published volume sits at the intersection of two forms of creative...

This homage we pay To the great writers of yore: Our own language too We adore: An immortal part of our soul - Uttararamacarita of...