- Genre: Personal Development
- Publisher: Jaico Publishing House
- Source: Review Copy
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 248
- Publication Date: 1 January 2018
- My Rating: 4 stars
Tag: book recommendations
Tattooed Music (The Mystery Crackers: Book 2) by Jinal Shailesh Doshi (Book Review)
- Genre: Children’s Mystery
- Publisher: JINN’S KREATIV TUTORIA
- Source: Review Copy
- Format: Kindle
- Pages: 47
- Publication Date: 12 June 2018
- My Rating: 4 stars
Tarikshir: The Awakening by Khayaal Patel (Book Review)
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 358
- Publisher: Westland
- Publication Date: 20 August 2018
- Source: Review Copy
- My Rating: 4 stars
July and August 2018 Wrap-Up
Hey everyone! How are you all?
This is one very late wrap-up. I just started college a month ago (I’m studying Literature!) and it has kept me incredibly busy. I’m hoping to find a balance as soon as possible so I can post in a proper schedule.
Here’s my combined wrap-up for the July and August.
The Friend by Teresa Driscoll
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 293
- Publisher: Thomas & Mercer
- Publication Date: 22 March 2018
- Source: Review Copy
- My Rating: 4 stars
DareDreamers: A Start-up of Superheroes by Kartik Sharma and Ravi Nirmal Sharma
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 296
- Publisher: Rupa Publications
- Publication Date: 14th August, 2018
- Source: Review Copy
- My Rating: 4 stars
8 Easy Classics To Start With
Hey everyone! How are you all?
I’ve seen a lot of readers say that they don’t like classics. They find them boring and difficult to read which is completely okay. I admit that classics or basically any book can be boring for them and interesting for others. However, I do feel like sometimes readers want to start with or like classics but they don’t know how to. My recommendation is to start with the ones that are most simply written and this post is about that.
Please note that I am no expert on classics and I’m not claiming to be. This list is just recommendations among the ones I have read. Feel free to add some suggestions of your own in the comments.
Inkredia – Luwan of Brida by Sarang Mahajan (Book Review)
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 388
- Publisher: Gloryburg
- Publication Date: January 1st 2011
- Source: Review Copy
- My Rating: 4 stars
Let You Be My Puppet Once by Preetika Mehra (Book Review)
- Genre: Thriller
- Publisher: Notion Press
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 326
- Publication Date: April 21st 2018
- Source: Review Copy
- My Rating: 4 stars
You Cannot Have All The Answers and Other Stories by Deepa Agarwal
- Genre: Short Story Collection
- Publisher: Niyogi Books
- Format: Paperback
- Source: Review Copy
- My Rating: 4 stars
Mango People In Banana Republic by Vishak Shakti (Book Review)
- Genre: Contemporary
- Publisher: The Write Place
- Pages: 246
- Format: Paperback
- Source: Review Copy
- My Rating: 4 stars
Balraj by Manoj V. Jain (Book Review)
- Genre: Spirituality
- Publisher: Notion Press
- Pages: 150
- Format: Paperback
- Source: Giveaway
- My Rating: 4 stars
The Inexplicable Logic of My Life by Benjamin Alire Sáenz (Book Review)
- Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary
- Publisher: Simon and Schuster (20 December 2017)
- Pages: 464
- Format: Paperback
- Source: Bought from Amazon
- My Rating: 4 stars
Demons in my Mind by Aashish Gupta (Book Review)
- Genre: Psychological Thriller
- Publisher: Kalamos Literary Services LLP
- Pages: 224
- Format: Paperback
- Source: Review Copy
- My Rating: 5 stars