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,…
Rashmi Bansal debuts into the world of fiction writing with Saturday Stories, a collection of 35 short stories. Covid-19 and its impact on…
Lost Edges by Salini Vineeth delves into the contemporary romantic journey of a young couple. However, this narrative deviates from the typical ‘boy…
The Blue Monsoon takes readers on an exhilarating journey through the inundated streets of Mumbai. Damyanti Biswas unveils a different facet of this…
I approached Janice Pariat’s Everything the Light Touches with high hopes. Several of my friends, who are avid readers, praised it immensely, and…
Satoshi Yagisawa’s Days at the Morisaki Bookshop is a heartwarming story revolving around books, loss, family, and healing. Set in Japan, this profoundly…
Eight hours ruined… that’s how I felt upon completing the audiobook “The Wife in the Photo” by Emily Shiner. Unfortunately, it brought to…