Ten Authors I’ve Only Read One Book Of and Need to Read More
byToday, the bloggers at The Broke and the Bookish have asked us to list ten authors that I’ve only read one book from but…
Today, the bloggers at The Broke and the Bookish have asked us to list ten authors that I’ve only read one book from but…
What makes a marriage–love or compatibility? Passion or pragmatism? Bantwal’s compelling new novel explores the fascinating subject of arranged marriage, as a young Indian-American…
Here are a couple of easy breezy reviews for a couple of easy reading books. I was in a bit of a reading slump…
Welcome to Mailbox Monday, a meme started by Marcia of To Be Continued. It’s been ages since I did a mailbox monday. I’ve been…
Twelve-year-old Krishna Singh has been married off to Shyam Singh of Rokhagadh, Rajasthan. Before the wedding, Krishna’s grandmother gives her a box filled with…
I just finished this book last week, and I am pleasantly surprised, even a tad impressed by the quality of this book. The writing…
This is one book review where I’m not going to tell you very much about the book. I dived into the book only knowing…
Reading is essentially a solitary activity, and I enjoy it that way. However there are some books / authors (I think) that really work…
Margaret Atwood’s writing is so very quotable. As I read Oryx and Crake, I was marking out whole chunks to share in my review…
Harvey Cheyne is fifteen years old and the spoiled son of a railway tycoon – a combination that is not conducive to pleasantness. He’s…