Book Title: Zero DayAuthor: S. Hussain ZaidiPublished by: Harper Collins IndiaPublished on: March 14th, 2022Genre: Thriller **I received this book as part of Blogchatter Book Review Program. Thank you to Blogchatter and publisher. Zero Day starts with Mumbai traffic signals crashing over by a DDoS attack. While the state is in chaos, Shahwaz Ali Mirza, the…
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The Flatshare by Beth O’Leary: #BookReview
Book Title: The FlatshareAuthor: Beth O’LearyPublished by: QuercusPublished on: April 18th, 2019Genre: Romance **I purchased this book with my own money.There was no obligation to post/give this book a certain rating. Tiffany Moore, an assistant book editor is out looking for an affordable flat after she decided to move out of the one she shared with…
Why You Should Read Vibha Batra’s ‘The Secret Life of Debbie G.’
Book Title: The Secret Life of Debbie G.Author: Vibha BatraPublished by: Harper Children’sPublished on: January 26th, 2021Genre: Children and Young Adult **I purchased this book with my own money.There was no obligation to post/give this book a certain rating. Do you suffer from social media anxiety disorder? I’ve been there and FOMO is a real thing….
#BookReview: The Spanish Love Deception by Elena Armas
Book Title: The Spanish Love DeceptionAuthor: Elena ArmasPublished by: Barnes & NoblePublished on: February 23rd, 2021Genre: Young Adult Romance, Contemporary **I purchased this book with my own money.There was no obligation to post/give this book a certain rating. Catalina aka Lina and Aaron work at the same company. They are not even friends, they hate each…
#BookReview: Kisses and Croissants by Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau
Published by: Delacorte PressPublished on: April 6th, 2021Genre: Young Adult Romance, Contemporary **I purchased this book with my own money.There was no obligation to post/give this book a certain rating. Mia, an aspiring ballerina visits Paris to join an elite summer program. This is the stepping stone to her dream: an audition for the American Ballet…
Excess Baggage #BookReview
Will you go on a soul-searching trip inspired by Zindagi Na Milegi Doobara, with your mother? Excess Baggage by Richa S. Mukherjee is a story of self-discovery which ensures a fun and hilarious read. When I stumbled upon this book on Blogchatter’s BookChatter Program, I immediately signed up for a review copy. The book cover…
The Midnight Library #BookReview {Nov Check-In} #ReadingWithMuffy
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig had been doing the rounds on bookstagram and I was really curious to read this book. I had heard nothing but amazing reviews for the book but I went in blind, meaning, I didn’t read even the blurb of the book but dived straight into it. I loved it…
The Taking of Annie Thorne #BookReview {Oct Check-In} #ReadingWithMuffy
Which was your spine-tingling spooky read this Halloween month? If you are following me on Instagram, you’d know by now how frightening it is for me to read a horror book. I was never like this though. I loved watching Conjuring, Ring, Annabelle, and so on. But I think reading makes things a wee bit…
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder #BookReview {Sep Check-In} #ReadingWithMuffy
Finally after months of experiencing a harrowing reading rut, I finally got around reading five books in September. Full credits should be given to this reading challenge because I love crime fiction and thriller and picking my favorite genre helped me read a handful of books. The first book I picked up in September was…
The Twentieth Wife #BookReview {Aug Check-In} #ReadingWithMuffy
The Twentieth Wife by Indu Sundaresan is a beautiful historical fiction and the story takes us to the 17th century Mughal India. I love books based on Indian history and my fascination is mainly because my Dad is a history teacher. So, when I saw this book in a bookstore sometime last year, I immediately…