Moustache by S. Hareesh, Jayashree Kalathil (Translator) Book Review
Combining myth and magical realism, a stark look at caste politics, social and economic hierarchies. Winner of the JCB Prize for Literature 2020.
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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.
Gunning for the Godman: The True Story Behind Asaram Bapu’s Conviction by Ajay Lamba Book Review
A fascinating, no-holds-barred inside story of the high profile investigation. The book is a must-read if you enjoy true crimes.
Kintsugi: A Novel by Anukrti Upadhyay Book Review
“Broken can be beautiful too”. It is what perfectly sums up Kintsugi: A Novel by Anukrti Upadhyay. A delightful read about the intricacies of human emotions.
From Stressed to Sorted by Sonam Chamaria Book Review
An interesting blend of relatable fiction, analysis, practical exercises, and handmade doodles. Self-help without the gyan.
Our Song by Milan Vohra Book Review
Hindustani classical music meets the aseptic corporate world in this light romance to pick for the Holidays.
When the Soul Heals – Explorations in Spiritual Psychology by Pulkit Sharma Book Review
Contemporary psychology is not always successful in treating disorders. An amalgamation of clinical psychology and spirituality.
Nobody’s Child by Kanchana Banerjee Book Review
Money, power, fame, morally corrupt characters, and unscrupulous media. All that with a crisp, tight plot, and you have a winner.
Before you Breathe by Tanushree Podder Book Review
Agatha Christie meets Ruskin Bond in Before you Breathe by Tanushee Podder. Set in a quiet hill town of Ramsar, the book follows an amateur sleuth and a cop solving series of incidents and a murder.
My Land across the Border by Sayan Bhattacharya Book Review
It was the title “My Land across the Border” that piqued my interest. A term often used by my grandfather as he reminisced about pre-partition India. Both my parents’ families were displaced by the partition.
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