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…
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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…
Serpent & Dove #BookReview {Jul Check-In} #ReadingWithMuffy
Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin blew my mind away and to think that it was just another fantasy novel and not reading it even though I had the book since last November! Oh dear Lord! You know how much I love reading mushy romances. I’m not afraid to confess it. It’s my go-to whenever…
Mark Your Calendars for #CelebratingIndianBooks Readathon
Hello Hello Hello, my dear booknerds! We are in the eighth month of the year (trust me, I share the same sentiment as you – 2020 has turned out to be an abominable mess! But I’m trying to bring some good cheer by introducing this readathon! What is #CelebratingIndianBooks Readathon? #CelebratingIndianBooks Readathon is just that…
The Henna Wars #BookReview {June Check-In} #ReadingWithMuffy
The prompt for the month of June for #ReadingWithMuffy is to read a book that celebrates Pride month. There are many books that speak on this topic and my pick was ‘The Henna Wars.’ “This is one of those moments that I want to bottle up and keep with me forever. Not because it’s extraordinary,…
Mrs C Remembers #BookReview {May Check-In} #ReadingWithMuffy
The prompt for the month of May for #ReadingWithMuffy is to read a book that focuses on mental health. There are many books that speak on this topic and my pick was ‘Mrs. C Remembers.’ “Empathy is not very easy to come by. For a lot of people, it only hurts when it gets personal….
Gordan Ramsay’s Humble Pie ~Book Review
I’m a huge (read huuuuuuuuuuuge) Gordon Ramsay fan, I devour all his TV shows- be it Masterchef U.S., Hell’s Kitchen, and my latest obsession 24 Hours to Hell and Back. Yes, he is infamous for his swearing and temper. But there is no one else like him. The 16 times Michelin stars awardee (now holds…
The Female of the Species ~ Book Review
I haven’t seen ‘The Female of the Species’ doing the rounds on Indian bookstagram much (that’s where I pick up most of my book recommendations), mainly because it is pricey! But then I read the blurb and I knew I should own a copy of it. Daym! The lockdown and the book still haven’t reached…
Ellen DeGeneres: Seriously… I’m Kidding ~Book Review
I love Ellen DeGeneres, I love her show and her comical timing is out of the world. When I came across her book ‘Seriously… I’m Kidding’, I instantly picked it up. Read to know if I liked it or not? I am into celebrity memoirs these days but I didn’t really know what to expect…
Daisy Jones & The Six – Book Review
You must know that I had finished reading Daisy Jones & The Six only a couple of minutes ago. So, this book review is going to get very real. “We love broken, beautiful people. And it doesn’t get much more obviously broken and more classically beautiful than Daisy Jones.” I had seen this doing the…