Tag: books
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Book Review-Flight Of the Falcon
by Daphne du Maurier Daphne du Maurier’s The Flight of the Falcon aims to weave a tale of intrigue, sibling rivalry, and the shadows of history against the backdrop of post-war Europe. While the premise is promising, blending familial estrangement, dark secrets, and the haunting legacy of war-torn Italy, the novel ultimately struggles to deliver…
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Mysteries, Mocha and Mango Meadows
a round up of the books that I read, the shows I watched and as usual a little musing of what made me read and watch what I did. Mango Meadows is where I chill.
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Stethoscopes, Snapshots and Suitcases
Blogchatter in its Wrap Up Party has invited us to give a shout out to other content creators. Meet my tribe.
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Sid Bellad’s Literary Odessey
Sid Bellad’s Quixotic Quest to meet the reading challenge. It takes humongous effort to stop being an information junkie.
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Aurangzeb: Insights and Lamentations | Book Review
Book Review. Author: Charu Nivedita Translator from Tamil Nandita Krishnan. ISBN: 9789 356 993 921 publisher: HarperCollins India. It was the title that got my fancy conversations with Aurangzeb the emperor who gave us Aurangabad, the favourite target of all Hindutva, the simple man whose personal life was about selling caps and surviving on…
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Madam Sir’s Unconventional Odessey Through A Conventional World.
Dive into the captivating world of “Madam Sir,” where Manjari Jaruhar, an unfettered spirit, takes you on her incredible journey from a traditional Indian girl to a trailblazing IPS officer. With grace and determination, she defies norms, breaks barriers, and leaves an indelible mark on generations.
