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;...
My Reviews
Goodbye Mr. Chips- Book Review
As I finished re-reading the thin volume of Good-Bye Mr. Chips, I remembered one of the unforgettable jokes that I had read in Reader’s Digest. A young school teacher smiles at a personable young man sitting opposite her on public transport. At his perplexed look, she...
The Funny Side of It by Radhika Acharya
#bookreview There comes a time in the life of a writer , when a particular book makes her go all green with envy- a kind of byline induced envy! Radhika Acharya's book The Funny side of it was one such. The very first chapter with her, Imagine, said John Lennon. ...
The Queen of Suspense
When Hercule Poirot asks the young lady sitting in front of him why she wants to rake up a twenty year old murder case professing her mother's innocence the lady says, " My mother never tells lies and she tells me she did not murder my father." Five little pigs was...
Bonding over Arthur Hailey’s books
Flight into Danger...also called Runaway zero Eight was my first book by Arthur Hailey. He had co-authored it with John Castle. This dog-eared, yellowed book is still one of prized possessions. I have never been to the cockpit of the plane ..Did I say never been?...
My world of Printed words
I really don't know when my relationship with books started. My father's family are voracious readers. My mother's family reads when there are no chores left to do...which is but rarely! My evenings after school would go like this.... " Chandrika, fold the clothes...





