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A Short Review of Indrajit Hazra’s Short Biography, “Grand Delusions”
When I found Indrajit Hazra’s Grand Delusions tucked away in the biography section of Amazon, the name instantly caught my attention.…
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“The Peddler of Stories” by Sunil V Iyer
The struggle to write about The Peddler of Stories was just too real. Children’s books are too difficult to discuss when…
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Ishana Ghosh Decodes “Tess of the d’Urbervilles”
In this month’s guest piece, I’m hosting a dear friend and fellow bibliophile, Ishana Ghosh, on my blog as she shares…
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Kohana Mukherjee On the Language of Memories with Reference to Poe’s Short Stories
In a guest piece this time, I’m hosting a friend and fellow bibliophile Kohana Mukherjee on my blog as she shares…
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The Gravity of Us
By this point, I am more or less convinced that all YA fiction reads like fanfiction and hey, I’m not complaining.…
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Ash Princess, Lady Smoke and Ember Queen
The most uninteresting feature of a book series is how repetitive it becomes after a while. The authors take it for…
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The Vegetarian
It took me a while to stew over the plot of the book to finally start writing a review. In a…
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Red, White and Royal Blue
“Suddenly what was supposed to be a tongue-in-cheek parallel universe needed to be escapist, trauma-soothing, alternate-but-realistic reality. Not a perfect world-…
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This Savage Song & Our Dark Duet (Verity #1 & #2)
It took me awhile to come across the genius that is Victoria Schwab, but reading the shortest series among all her…
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The Night Circus
The narrative is intriguing from the get go and though it eventually weaves all the lose threads into one structured plot,…
The Calcuttan Bibliophile
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