Harshita Nanda is not just a dear friend but an author par excellence. I have read and loved many of her short stories…
My Big, Fat Desi Wedding is an anthology by eight award-winning and debut authors. Centered around love, family, hope, and of course, Desi…
I’ve always believed that books have a way of finding their readers. And I am delighted that Miriam Halahmy’s A Boy from Baghdad…
What did I love about Arva Bhavnagarwala’s debut “A Little Bit of Love?” Well… Short answer – Everything!! Read further for my long…
November began in the worst possible manner. With two extremely disappointing reads, I was in a reading slump. I couldn’t pick up any…
The Nigerian Mafia by Onyeka Nwelue is a noir fictional story based in Mumbai. The MC narrates his life events and shares various…
Booker Prize winners and me… we share a strange relationship. The world loves them. I can barely tolerate them. The only exception to…
What’s in a Dumpling, Grandma? by Linda Meeker is a charming picture book about a Vietnamese American family. Exploring the themes of culture,…
Bad Hair Day by John Phillips is an uproarious and captivating picture book. The delightful illustrations by Jennifer Jamieson breathe life into the…
Jonas Jonasson’s The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared is a blend of historical fiction, satire, wit, and absurdity. Alan,…