Book Reviews

  • Yayati by V.S. Khandekar

    Yayati by V.S. Khandekar

    Yayati is a classic Marathi novel that explores desire, ambition, karma, and the consequences of human longing through King Yayati’s life.

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  • Books That Are Calling Out to Me in 2026

    What books do you want to read? After looking at this question, I feel like laughing at myself and my TBR both. Why? Last year was my first year of blogging, and I remember being so excited to answer this question. Back then, it felt both easy and difficult. Easy, because I knew exactly what…

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  • A Promise To Keep by Liliyan Harry – Book Review 36

    A Promise to Keep by Lilian Harry is a compelling historical fiction novel set during World War II, capturing love, grief, and human strength.

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  • How Do Writers Find the Time?

    Hi fellow writers, I’m curious to learn how you structure your writing life. How many hours do you spend each week writing and refining your work? How many posts do you usually publish in a month? My blog focuses on book reviews, and I prefer a slow, thoughtful process,writing, refining, and revisiting before I publish.…

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  • A Life Lesson from the Mahabharata

    Explore the meaning of a powerful Bhagavad Gita verse from the Mahabharata and how detachment from outcomes leads to peace in a fast-paced world.

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  • Happy New Year to All My Fellow Writers & Readers ✨🎉⭐🥳

    As we step into another year, I’m grateful that we continue to choose our passion for writing quietly, consistently, and with heart. I’m a new blogger who began this journey just a year ago, and as I enter another year of staying true to my love for writing, I want to wish all of you…

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  • Friendship – Where Care Exists Without Obligation

    What relationships have a positive impact on you? At first, I was skeptical about giving credit to a single relationship for having a positive impact on my life. Over the course of our lives, we meet countless people, some closely related to us, others complete strangers yet many of them leave behind small but meaningful…

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  • The Discomfort of Evening Book Review (International Booker Prize Winner)

    The Discomfort of Evening by Marieke Lucas Rijneveld is a dark, emotionally unsettling debut novel that won the International Booker Prize in 2020. As the title suggests, this book deliberately leads the reader into emotional discomfort, exploring themes of grief, faith, childhood trauma, and silence within a deeply religious household.

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  • This post deserves a reshare every day ❤️ – The people who shaped my journey.

    Who are the biggest influences in your life? The People Who Shaped My Journey

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  • Life… what is it? A Queen Who Doesn’t Break” 👑

    Is your life today what you pictured a year ago? Perhaps it is that phase when life begins to push you from every direction or rather, press you in from all sides. Personally. Professionally. Slowly. Relentlessly. The walls don’t rush toward you; they move inch by inch closer,until one day you realize how intensely you…

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