Feb+ March Wrap Up

Reviews of the books I read in February and March 2021, a mixed bag of genres. I've quite a few to rec ;).

January Wrap Up

Finally wrapping up January 2021 with a few books I read in that month!Once again, the time has flown, slipping from in between our fingers like fine sand *sigh*. What did you do this January? Anything new & exciting? Anything you stayed consistent with? Any good book you read & recommend? I started off my …

Pandemic Reading amidst a Pandemic: The Pull of the Stars Book Review

This pandemic has been tough on all of us and everyone is trying to hold on to the light at the end of the tunnel, in whatever way they can so I’ll suggest you to cut out negative people (no one cares about your spotify wrap up type people) out of your life, if you …

Witty and Insightful: Maybe You Should Talk To Someone Book Review

I found the best non-fiction I've ever read in my life and I urge you to pick it up too! Hello everybody. Just your friendly neighborhood lover of fantasy and all things fictitious here, who read a non-fiction recently and now wants to shout about it from the rooftops. I've always ran away from non-fiction. …

Best Fantasy Ever: Empire of Gold Book Review

Happy Monday! Even though I fell in love with the Daevabad series last year only, I can't believe it is over! This is unequivocally one of the best fantasies I've ever read, set against the backdrop of Middle East, which started with our badass, fierce, sassy & really intelligent protagonist Nahri, a con woman, from …

Desi Rep shimmering with Hindu Myth: Star Daughter Book Review

We stan diverse books!! Hellu everyone! I chanced upon Star Daughter by some cosmic luck and immediately added it to my Goodreads To Be Read pile. A Desi rep, Indian inspired fantasy with Hindu Mythology (sucker for Percy Jackson-Greek Mythologies and my Dadi's night time stories 🤩) and magic and a high stakes competition ? SIGN. ME. …

Women in Translation Month: Book Reviews

Hello everybody! I'm so excited to be penning down my thoughts regarding 2 books I read for Women in Translation month! 2020 has been a total crap year but one of the good things that has come out of this is how my reading choices have become so diverse. From consuming mainly fantasy and romantic …

Where Dreams Descend Blog Tour

Hello everybody! I'm so excited to be a part of the blog tour of Where Dreams Descend by Janella Angeles. I've been looking forward to this book which has been touted as Moulin Rouge meets Phantom of the Opera and that cover is absolutely gorgeous! *chef's kiss* Also, HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY to this beauty 😍. …

Representation, College Life, Relatability and Also, Book Review of Loveless

Hellu everybody. Bookstagram and Booktwitter are abuzz with something or the other these days and I can't help myself having a few strong feelings about some of the topics and writing about them. I've jotted down some topics on my notes app but being a professional procrastinator, I don't know when I'll get around to …

May Wrap Up

Hello People! I hope ya'll are doing great! 😁 I wanted to review a couple of books I read in May, so I thought I'll review my whole wrap up! 🙆‍♀️ I hope you had a great reading month. Without further ado, let's jump into it 💃 I'll just mention the books I've read once: …