Tigers by Paula Hammond

As the title rightly proclaims, it is a book of stunning photographs. There are enough of them to hold anyone in awe. Every time I see images like this, I wonder how the earliest people who wanted to study them felt the need to drain the life out of its eyes. This is a pretty…

How Not To Be A Loser by Beth Moran

Book is available for request till the 24th of March Can I start by saying how deeply annoyed I was with this books cover( as seen above)? The writing was so great, and the depiction of a thirty-two-year-old woman was so realistic that it irked me even more (considering I am turning thirty-two myself this…

The Newspaper Club by Beth Vrabel

I read and reviewed the author's previous book : I really liked the narrative style, and when I saw a new book by the author, I had to pick it up. It was a great decision as I immediately realised. It was a rapid read, I read it in one sitting thins morning between breakfast…

In an Instant by Suzanne Redfearn

Book is available to request till the 27th of march 2020 It has been forever since a book that I really 'enjoyed' matched with the need to write the review immediately as well as to finish it at such a time that I could actually sit down and write. As I moved on to the…

The House by the Sea by Louise Douglas

This book took my breath away in some ways. I started it without glancing at the blurb, and since it has been a while since I had it with me, I had no recollection of the contents to help me. You know the feeling when you jump into a cold pool/water and then swim to…

How I Broke Up with My Colon by Nick Seluk, The Awkward Yeti

This Book is available to request on NetGalley till the 24th of March This collection was not what I expected at all(since I did not pay attention to the tagline)! It is also an infrequent occurrence for that reaction to be followed by actual enjoyment. I follow the Awkward Yeti on Instagram, previously Fb and…

18 Tiny Deaths by Bruce Goldfarb

This book is available for request for another three days on NetGalley. I usually find it hard to read my way through non-fiction in a few days. It takes time and mental investment to keep myself going even if I find the content inordinately interesting. This was probably one of the few books where I…

Crooked Kingdom (The Six of Crows Duology #2) by Leigh Bardugo

I read and reviewed the previous book earlier on the blog: I picked the second instalment a while ago but was unable to read it because I realised I had not done a very good job of reading the first. I liked the first but was not blown away as I had expected and promptly…