8 A Moveable Feast: A Review of Hemingway’s Classic Novel
I have read a few Hemingway books and loved them but never really thought much of him as a person (I tend to be…
8 Teaser Tuesdays – A Moveable Feast
If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life,…
Welcome to the 3rd Literary Giveaway Bloghop
Welcome to the 3rd Literary Giveaway Bloghop. This bloghop is hosted by Leeswammes Blog and runs from Oct 15-Oct 19. All you need to…
7.9 Heartbreaking Tale of Love and Loss in Atonement: A Review
I just finished Atonement, and my thoughts are all jumbled. Do I love this book or do I hate it passionately? I can’t tell…
Revisiting Lucas Davenport of the Prey Series
In between my mammoth reading of Texas, I have been revisiting one of my favorite detective series – The Prey series penned by John…
Some time ago, I had blogged about Kahlil Gibran’s poem on children and loved how it gelled with my philosophy governing my attitude toward…
- Khalil Gibran’s Poem on Marriage
The In(eligible) Bachelors
I think I quite like desi (Indian) chick-lit these days. There are not too many of them, so the market is not saturated and…
Wordless Wednesdays – Memories of a Birthday Party
Last weekend, the snubnose attended her close friend’s birthday party. The theme was sea princess. Needless to say, we had the most awesome time….
8.4 Kane Chronicles: The Throne of Fire Review
This is the second book in Rick Riordan’s Kane Chronicles series. I reviewed the first book in the series, The Red Pyramid, here. I liked it, but…
Obama’s Book Club
Image taken from The Daily Beast Interesting selection, isn’t it? The Ronald Reagan biography is especially surprising. Also surprising are some of the nasty…