Book Review: ‘Nostalgia From My Pen’ by Ishu Bhalla
"Nostalgia From My Pen: When Life Was Simple" by Ishu Bhalla by feels less like a book you simply read and more like a long, warm conversation over tea.
Book Review: ‘We, the Women of India’ by Angellica Aribam, Akash Satyawali and Vidya...
"We, the Women of India," published by Hachette India Children's Books, chronicles the pivotal roles of fifteen trailblazing women in the Constituent Assembly of 1946–1949.
Book Review: ‘To Bleed a Crystal Bloom’ by Sarah A. Parker
"To Bleed a Crystal Bloom", book 1 in the Crystal Bloom series plunges readers into a twisted Rapunzel tale where Orlaith, a trauma-scarred young woman, clings to the shadows of Castle Noir, bound by an invisible safety line and nightly blood offerings to her enigmatic guardian, Rhordyn.
Book Review: ‘There’s a Ghost in My Room’ by Sanjoy K. Roy
"There's a Ghost in My Room: Living with the Supernatural," a memoir chronicles the uncanny personal encounters of Sanjoy K. Roy, the celebrated producer of the Jaipur Literature Festival.
Book Review: ‘The Last Death of the Year’ by Sophie Hannah
Sophie Hannah's "The Last Death of the Year" delivers a chilling Hercule Poirot mystery set on the isolated Greek island of Lamperos in 1932, where a New Year's gathering at the House of Perpetual Welcome—home to a commune bound by a creed of unconditional forgiveness—unravels into murder.
Book Review: ‘The Land of Sweet Forever’ by Harper Lee
"The Land of Sweet Forever" may not be a perfect book, but it is a deeply satisfying one. For longtime admirers of Harper Lee, it offers the rare joy of hearing her voice again—fresh, thoughtful, and quietly unforgettable.
