An Interview With Critically Acclaimed Bestselling Author Sabarna Roy
Sabarna Roy is a much awarded, critically acclaimed bestselling author of 6 literary books. The author talks about his latest offering ‘Etchings of the First Quarter of 2020’.
Girls and the City by Manreet Sodhi Someshwar Book Review
A tale about female friendship with a generous dose of mystery. Girls and the City by Manreet Sodhi Someshwar is a fascinating read where women navigate misogyny with grit and tenacity.
5 Must-Read Children’s Books On Food Allergies #CauseAChatter
A compilation of five children’s books for families with food allergies. Books that not only help educate children but also comfort and reassure those with food allergies.
Hiraeth: Partition Stories From 1947 by Dr. Shivani Salil Book Review
A tribute to all refugees, on both sides of the border. Heartbreaking stories of loss. Uplifting stories of hope. Stories that are an emotion.
Back To The Roots: 3 Favorite Picks From Balli Kaur Jaswal
Balli Kaur Jaswal is one of my favorite authors and primarily writes fiction based on the Sikh diaspora. If you are looking to read about the “real” Sikhs, check out my favorite picks from her.
Can Food Be Used As A Weapon? Be My Guest by Priya Basil Book Review
Can food be used as a weapon? A powerful tool that unites and divides. Explore a powerful meditation on food, community, hospitality, and generosity.
4 Books Set In Mumbai To Add To Your TBR
There is no other city quite like Mumbai. A city that is a character in itself. A compilation of books that capture the spirit of Mumbai.
Radical Spirits by Nandini Patwardhan Book Review
A biography unlike any other. A painstakingly built up narrative based on original letters, university archives, and newspaper accounts.
3 Non-Fiction Books On Women You Must Read Right Now
Women are angry. Women are frustrated. And women are just about done. A compilation of books that are a rich exploration, eye-opening, and lucid.
The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo Book Review
An intense coming of age story of 15-year-old Xiomara, a rebellious teenager. Written in verse (slam poetry), the book is quite a unique read.