Children of Blood and Bone
byChildren of Blood and Bone is one of the most insanely hyped books in recent times. If you follow #bookstagram, or if you read…
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Tower of Dawn
byI didn’t have high expectations going into Tower of Dawn – the sixth book in the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J.Maas. This…
Empire of Storms
byScarred by the phenomena of The Da Vinci Code, I tend to be suspicious of any books that are wildly popular. Sometimes, eventually, I…
Elizabeth 1
byI have heard a great deal about Margaret George’s historicals, and it was only a matter of time before I picked one to read….
Literary Escapade: Delving into the Pages of The Eyre Affair
byThe Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde is probably the most unusual book I read this year. It took me a significant amount of time…
This book overall was a little uneven for me (see my complete review here). However, there is this one quote from the beginning of…
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Saving Fish from Drowning
byAmy Tan has always followed a formula. While I love her writing, it would be hard to distinguish one book of hers from the…
The Malhotra Bride
byThe Malhotra Bride is a short and sweet romance novel (very much in the style of a Mills and Boon book) by Sundari Venkatraman….
Artemis: A Thrilling Sci-Fi Read
byThe blurb at the back of the book made the book sound like a kind of a heist novel that happens on the moon….
A Heartbreaking but Beautiful Story: The Ministry of Utmost Happiness by Arundhati Roy
byI read The Ministry of Utmost Happiness late last year. It’s a bit late to be putting down a review on it. For all…