Shades of Life...

A new Ultimate Blogging Challenge begins today. 31 days, 31 post, one post each day… it took me quite a self-motivation to sign up for i...

For this special day (special because it is the last day of my 30 day project), I searched and searched for a special book and delayed t...

“Time and tide wait for none”. A phrase that we have often heard. Mitch Albom’s latest book – “The Time keeper” is the wonderful rem...

As the last days of this project come closer, I bring to you more of those books from my bookshelf which are kept under a section called...

One should not judge a book by its cover, but when the cover itself is so captivating, one can’t help picking up the book for synopsis. ...

Here comes another guest post for my project 30 days 30 books (which has now become 60 days 30 books, and is coming to an end with Thank...

Is it wrong to have really high expectation from an author who has delivered some excellent books one after another? My case of read...

This 30 days 30 books project seems to have as many books that I haven’t read as I have. Of course thanks to my fellow bloggers who have...

I got this book on the basis of a review I read at couple of blogs. I spent a good part of today morning to find those reviews. After fi...

If one has read “The Godfather” the number of times I have, i.e. to a point when you know the next dialogue by Don Corleone, you must re...

For the Day 21 of my project 30 days 30 books, I choose to write about an exceptionally gripping book by Lionel Shriver – We need to tal...

Day 20 of project 30 days 30 project brings us the review of Robert Galbraith’s “The Cuckoo’s calling” reviewed by Rupertt Wind. A mys...

The 30 days 30 books is back. With nothing big in sight, (no contests, festivals or other blogging and non-blogging priority) I believe ...

I am no longer keeping of number of days I am behind in my project 30 days 30 books. Having read over 500 books in my life, I am surpris...

In my previous post there was a mistake, there isn’t just one angel, there are many. Another one, Nandini Deka has agreed to share some ...

I was almost on the verge of giving up my project after 15th day while I planned to write 30 reviews under my project 30 days 30 books ....

We have read, seen and understood Chanakya’s political lessons for generations. Aspiring kings and kingpins want to follow his principle...

Although I am once again three days late with my project 30 days 30 books and already running out of suggestions for reviews, I am hoping...

Did you read Calvin and Hobbes ever? Well! I have. And not only read it but read it like bible. I have read Calvin and Hobbes at least f...

Think of a story set with Sunderbans in backdrop. Enchanting, magical, captivating… Amitav Ghosh’s sixth writing “The Hungry tide” p...