Catherine Ryan Hyde's Dreaming of Flight was a bit slow moving for my taste yet, I found the learnings therewith so interesting I plodded on. The story is about a young boy Stewie who faces a lot of loss in his young life. He lives with his physically...
Seven Perfect Things by Catherine Ryan Hyde It was just by chance that I stumbled upon this book. Maybe, it was the cover of two adorable puppies. I am not a dog-lover, but am I ever so glad that I picked it up! I am not going to give out spoilers. Suffice it to say...
Big little lies by Liane Moriarty This is the first of Liane Moriarty, I am reading and I have decided to rectify that mistake! This book along with her other big-selling book, Perfect Strangers has been adapted into a Mini serial. The setting of 'Big Little...
Book review: The Nature of Fragile Things - Susan Meissner A young lady, Sophie Whalen comes to San Francisco by ship from New York to marry a stranger Martin Hocking who happens to be a widower and a father of a little silent girl, Kitty Kat. Handsome,...
Rewriting My Happily Ever After by Dr. Ranjani Rao Divorce is a word that conjures the image of two individuals baring their fangs at each other. Ugly with custody battle if there is a child involved; we have heard stories of quite a bit of mud-slinging and "he...
This book came highly recommended by my friend and I must say I am not disappointed. I love the narrator's voice at the beginning which says: If I have learned anything in this long life of mine, it is this. In love we find out who we want to be; in war, we find out...
This was in my 'To Read List' for close to two years. And when I got down to it, I couldn't put it down. The blurb in the book says: 'Elizabeth is missing', reads the note in Maud's pocket in her own handwriting. Lately, Maud's been getting forgetful. She keeps...
I have been reading many books by new writers on Kindle of late and Aspen Leaves by Dhivya Balaji caught by fancy. Each story preceded by a a little something by way of describing the various shades of colours followed by a quote made this book even more...
I chanced upon this book and felt that I was holding a bouquet of flowers. Though, I started at the beginning with the child making a sunflower in her crafts class and gifting it to her ajja ( grandfather) and enjoyed the bond between the grandfather and grand child;...