A goal based monthly series, where I tackle my physical TBR (to be read) pile – one challenge at a time.
Read-India-Thon: Indian Readathon – Wrap Up + Giveaway Winner
The Read-India-Thon Wrap Up Post, in which I share the books I read last week for the readathon (plus some bonus books), and also announce the Read-India-Thon giveaway winner!
You Beneath Your Skin – COVER REVEAL #YouBeneathYourSkin
You Beneath Your Skin by Damyanti Biswas – COVER REVEAL.
Read-India-Thon: The Indian Readathon Giveaway
The Read-India-Thon Giveaway: Submit Your Readathon Challenge Entries in the linky at the bottom of this post.
My TBR for Read-India-Thon – Books I Picked For The Challenges
My TBR for Read-India-Thon: The Indian Readathon + The Books I Picked for The Reading Challenges.
Introducing Read-India-Thon: Indian Readathon
The introductory / sign up post for the Read-India-Thon Readathon: A Readathon Dedicated to Reading Indian Books and Authors.
Dear Ijeawele – Best Quotes on How to Raise a Feminist
If you’ve been following my reviews, you’ve seen how head-over-heels I was (still am) for We Should All Be Feminists by this author. And my feelings for that book haven’t changed. I still maintain that it’s the most articulate primer on Feminism that I have come across. But this book, Dear Ijeawele – A Feminist…
There’s Something About Sweetie by Sandhya Menon | Book Review
There’s Something About Sandhya Menon… the author who releases one adorable book after the other. Right from the time of her debut When Dimple Met Rishi, she somehow always manages to hit all the right notes, and deliver totally delightful reads every.single.time. And this book is no exception. I know most of us will introduce…
Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors by Sonali Dev | Book Review
Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors – A Gender Swapped, Modern Day, Desi Retelling of Pride & Prejudice. That first line, that’s all I knew about this book before I decided to pick it up. Oh and the fact that I had read one other book by the author that I had absolutely loved. And that…
My Thoughts On: Why I Killed Gandhi by Nathuram Godse
This is the kind of book/review/subject that warrants a 100 1000 disclaimers, but I am going to offer none. Mostly because I don’t even know where to begin with the disclaimers on this one. What do I even say? Especially when I am so conflicted on how I feel about the assassination, which is at…