Homebound – Movie Review and first Solo Date
I watched the movie Homebound after my children raved about it incessantly.Normally I dismiss their recommendations because of the generation gap fearing I might not…
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World Thrift Day: How I Discovered the Joy of Thrifting
Every October 31st, the world marks World Thrift Day — a gentle reminder to spend more thoughtfully, save consciously, and view consumption through the lens…
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The Tiger’s Share by Keshava Guha – A Biting novel about Power and Privilege
Attracted by the flaming artsy cover and the surname Guha , I picked up the novel The Tiger’s Share by Keshava Guha and I here are my…
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The Thursday Murder Club – The Book Versus the Netflix Movie
I had finished reading ‘The Thursday Murder Club ‘ just a few weeks ago and what a pleasant surprise it was to have the movie…
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The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman: A Slow Winding Murder Mystery
This book just popped up on my Amazon recommendations and even after I brought it home, it lay untouched at the base of a heap…
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My August Reads: A Month of Books and Rain
August this year came with plenty of rains, and while the world outside was soaked in grey and green, I found myself spending more time…
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‘The Answer is No’ by Fredrik Backman – An Absurdly Quirky and Witty Novella
Book Specifications Title – The Answer is No Author – Fredrik Backman Pages – 68 Published – 2024 Genre – Short Story, Fiction , Humour,…
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Book Review: The Vegetarian by Han Kang – Exploring Identity,Obsession and Fragility
When I first picked up The Vegetarian by Han Kang, I assumed I was about to read a quiet tale of personal rebellion—a woman’s decision…
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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Choosing an Expensive Foundation
A few months back a close friend wanted to know about the foundation I was wearing.She was considering buying one and as she had a…
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