Circe by Madeline Miller, a review

“When I was born, the name for what I was did not exist.” ~ Circe.⁣⁣This is the pièce de résistance I’ve been searching for my entire life. Not only did I fall in love with this story, I predicted that this will be the best book I’ll read all year., and I was right. “In a solitary life, there are rare moments when another soul … Continue reading Circe by Madeline Miller, a review

5 Reminders You Need To Read Today

Over time, we need some appreciation and reminders to go on. To move on to happiness and joy. Here are 5 things which helped me hope this helps you too. 5 things you need to hear today- 1. You are worth saving, no matter who says otherwise. 2. You can’t control what you feel. 3. Not everyone is the same. We can give our best … Continue reading 5 Reminders You Need To Read Today

First date unplanned, surprisingly it went well L+A

His right leg kept bouncing nervously under the table when he grabs his phone once more to check out the time. His screen reads 8:43 which means that Andrew has been sitting at this table for almost an hour now. Almost an hour of him waiting like a fool. The waitress came up to ask if he was ready to order yet, while people were … Continue reading First date unplanned, surprisingly it went well L+A

Another year older

Hey guys, got another year older, and no it doesn’t sound fun anymore…nope. Due to lock down still going on in full force I didn’t leave house, but my friends called and they threw a virtual party for me. They are really the angels..sometimes disguised as devils. But no worries about that. I got a Kindle for my birthday, such a beautiful gift for a … Continue reading Another year older

Book Review- Faith and the Beloved

This is the second book from Kochery C Shibu that I am reviewing, and I was excited to read another story from him. Have to say he did not disappoint. Love, lust, money, pain, you name it and the author has mixed each element so beautifully in this story. Blurb- Naithy Cherokil is a rich and successful businesswoman from Mumbai who marries the young and … Continue reading Book Review- Faith and the Beloved

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller, Review

Recently I came across this book and immediately fell in love with the author’s words, how beautifully she weaved her words of this famous Greek tragedy. I started penning a small review in my journal, pardon my writing. See the images given below.  “I conjure the boy I knew. Achilles, grinning as the figs blur in his hands. His green eyes laughing into mine. Catch, he … Continue reading The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller, Review

10 reasons why I loved ~The Secret History

The Secret History, a novel by Donna Tartt- ONE OF THE BEST READS EVEEEER. Donna Tartt is simply a magician with her words. Here are the reasons why I absolutely loved this book- 1. It starts with a murder. The novelist’s first trick is also her best: in a prologue, her narrator, Richard Pappin, tells us of the murder of Bunny, a crime “for which … Continue reading 10 reasons why I loved ~The Secret History

Concept of Dark Academia

Dark Academia is an aesthetic that revolves around classic literature, the pursuit of individuality, and a general passion for knowledge and learning. Common themes within this aesthetic are books, poetry, friendship, prep/private schools, classical music, coming of age, existentialism, death/murder, social class, and romance. Writing poetry in notebooks, reading the classics, going to local coffee shops, bookstores, libraries, and museums also fuel this aesthetic. Books  Books of … Continue reading Concept of Dark Academia

Coffee date

what happened to those coffee dates? Where we used to sip from our cuppas sharing comfortable silence…the air loaded with anticipation of what’s to come next. How innocently we used to apologize when our knees brushed under the table. We apologized like nervous schoolchildren.Sharing few words, nothing fancy. Those longing stares, which we didn’t know what they could develop into. I enjoyed your company, you … Continue reading Coffee date

How Do You Perceive Things Matters

Have you ever thought, you have always perceived some things in a certain way but what would happen if you changed your perception? Will it take a turn for good or for worse?  It’s time to change your thinking, open your heart and soul to much more positive outcomes and thinking….and most importantly – change your perception for better.  hey everyone, I made a new … Continue reading How Do You Perceive Things Matters

Cross Connection by Preety Praveen Book Review

First, I would like to say that this book while reading kind of gave me 2 States from Chetan Bhagat vibes, both the stories are different, but these two have a personal touch,  which makes it more believable and a reader can enjoy that while reading. Our main character is Simar. She wanted to pursue a career in the medical field, most probably MBBS.  Eventually, … Continue reading Cross Connection by Preety Praveen Book Review

Random Subterranean Mosaic Book Review

Book name-: Random Subterranean Mosaic 2012 – 2018 – Time frozen in myriad thoughts Author -: Sabarna Roy Publisher-: Leadstart Publishing Pvt Ltd Format-: Kindle Pages-: 271 This is indeed a unique book, never read anything like this before. This book is an interesting blend of random, yet mysteriously structured to a pattern, fiction, semi-autobiographical, and autobiographical pieces, covering poems, short-shorts, opinions, observations, and conversations. … Continue reading Random Subterranean Mosaic Book Review