Book Reviews

  • Fergusson College: A Chapter of My Heart – Dailyprompt #5

    What colleges have you attended? This question truly takes me down memory lane, making me reflect on my college journey with nostalgia. Having attended different colleges at various stages of my academics, one stands out as a treasure of memories,Fergusson College, Pune. Main Building Snaps: Its beautiful campus, the iconic main building, and the charm

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  • “A Woman is No Man” by Etaf Rum: Book Review #12

    “Dignity begins in the home. It’s a woman’s job to ensure the family’s honor.” It’s a debut novel of a woman who had to pay very heavy price to voice out her own world , coated in some fictional characters. She let world know how women are brutally oppressed and ill treated in some patriarchal

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  • Nostalgia and New Horizons: My 2024 Reflection: Dailyprompt #4

    What makes you feel nostalgic? As 2024 comes to an end, I find myself reflecting on the year—revisiting both the cherished memories and the lessons learned from challenging experiences. While the year hasn’t been entirely smooth, one accomplishment I’m particularly proud of is starting my blogging journey. Since September, I’ve maintained consistency, which feels truly

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  • Colors, Mascot, and Vision: Building the Dream Cricket Team: Dailyprompt #3

    If you started a sports team, what would the colors and mascot be? Starting a sports team would be an incredible endeavor. Although I’m not a sportsperson, as an Indian, I absolutely love watching cricket and often find myself completely engrossed in the game. If I were to start a sports team, it would undoubtedly

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  • “The Oath Of The Vayuputras” by Amish Tripathi: Book Review #10

    “A person rises to greatness not on the wings of dreams but on the wings of sacrifice.” “Good and evil are two sides of the same coin.What is good for one may be evil for the other.” I have never read any of the books with this kind of pace. At least not the one

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  • “The Secret Of Nagas” by Amish Tripathi: Book Review #9

    “There is a purpose behind everything that occurs in life.Every event has a reason,and every reason has a lesson.” “Fear is a powerful enemy,but not as powerful as the courage within.” “The Secret of Nagas” the second book from the Shiva trilogy by Amish Tripathi, is a compelling continuation of the saga that began with

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  • Life is what you make it by Preeti Shenoy: Book Review 8

    “You cannot choose how you will die, or when. You can only decide how you will live now.” Life is what you make it, so make it beautiful!!! This book is not what you think or what I had thought.It is not any kind of self-help book; rather, it is a fictional story of protagonist

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  • Becoming by Michelle Obama: Book Review 7

    ” For me,becoming isn’t about arriving somewhere or achieving a certain aim. I see it instead as a forward motion, a means of evolving,a way to reach continuously toward a better self. The journey doesn’t end.” It is a memoir of Michelle Obama, one of the inspiring women. She has inspired millions, including me, with

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  • Killer Queen by Vijhay Sundar K. G.: Book Review 6

    “Love is not about possession. It’s about appreciation and understanding.” The book “Killer Queen” by Vijhay Sundar K. G. is a blend of romance, eroticism, and a touch of thrilling mystery. This book is my first review project with partner “Kharidobechobooks.” So, I was very intrigued and excited to start with it. The first 30%

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  • I am Malala by Malala Yousafzai: Book Review 5

    “One child,one teacher,one book,one pen can change the world” “I am Malala” is the autobiography of a Pakistani female education activist who is not only the Nobel Peace Prize winner of 2014 but the youngest Nobel Prize winner in history. It is an inspiring story of a teenage Pakistani girl from one of the remote

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