Book Reviews posts by top Indian bloggers

The Corridor Whispers | Dr. Sonal Chaturvedi | Book Review

The Corridor Whispers by Dr. Sonal Chaturvedi comprises stories of 4 different women from the pages of history.

Book review - Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky

There were times I got confused whether it is a Stephen Chbosky book or a Stephen King book! haha. Have you ever felt annoyed that you...

Kim JiYoung, Born 1982 by Cho Nam-Joo | Book Review

This feminist novel from South Korea created a rage when it was first published in 2016 and went on to sell over a million copies over the course of two years. Translated in English earlier this ye…

Zorba the Greek

Wisdom and knowledge are entirely different things. In fact, they need not have much in common. Nikos Kazantzakis’s novel, Zorba the ...

Book Reflections of 2018

Here’s me reflecting on another year of reading books under various genres and selecting my top favourites.

Fierce Fairytales: by Nikita Gill – Book Review

Fierce Fairytales: by Nikita Gill - Book Review Traditional fairytales are rife with cliches and gender stereotypes: beautiful, silent princesses; ugly, jealous, and bitter villainesses; girls who need rescuing; and men who take all the glory.

Date Like A Woman by Kai Nicole: Book Review

Date Like A Woman by Kai Nicole: Book Review by Indian book blogger VIdhya thakkar

An Orphan’s Wish By Molly Green

I picked An Orphan’s Wish by Molly Green to be the book I read during an agonizingly long journey from India to the Philippines and I must say that I wasn’t disappointed. In my opinion the book can fall in a number of genres from historical fiction to romance, but it is important

Book Review - The Deep Tunnel: An Andromeda Brown Novel by Adam Alexander

The Deep Tunnel: An Andromeda Brown Novel by Adam Alexander is a second book in The Andromeda Series. The first book is The Shifter's Trail. He also wrote Archangel. Adam Alexander currently working on his next book named Starship 4. His book is available on Amazon worldwide. It's a sci-fi book.

Quickie Crime Thriller

Sitharaam Jayakumar is a good story teller. This is his second book and I had reviewed the first one too. When you read a second boo...