7 The Wedding Girl
byWhen ‘I do’ gives you déjà vu it could be a problem. At the age of eighteen, in that first golden Oxford summer, Milly…
Chick-lit
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I’ve Got Your Number
bySophie Kinsella has taken over the chick-lit market with her brand of books. Although I am not a fan of the flaky heroine (her…
Teaser Tuesdays – I’ve Got Your Number
byI’ve never shared an in-box with anyone in my life. I didn’t expect it to feel so…intimate. It’s as if we’re suddenly sharing an…
Rocking Giveaway for Book and Shoe Lovers
byI usually don’t post giveaways on my blog unless they are my own. But this time I couldn’t resist when I heard that Gwyn…
You Never Know When You”ll Get Lucky
byWhew! What a mouthful of a book title! Kajal is a copy-writer working in an ad agency in Delhi. She’s a typical sassy, confident…
The In(eligible) Bachelors
byI think I quite like desi (Indian) chick-lit these days. There are not too many of them, so the market is not saturated and…
Stilettos in the Newsroom – A Book Review
byI was super-excited to receive this review copy from debut author Rashmi Kumar. This book has been doing the rounds with various Indian book…
7.9 Light a Penny Candle: Journey of Friendship and Love
byThis is Maeve Binchy’s first novel, and I think it’s probably her best. I realize that Binchy’s writing is not usually considered great literature,…
The Love Asana
byWhat better day to post a review of a Mills n Book than on Valentine’s Day? In January, when the publishers offered me a…
Nights of Rain and Stars
byAfter my boring Quentins reading experience, I did not have too many expectations for this book. And I was right not to do so….