Every religion has a treasure trove of stories that turn into myths and try to explain why the world is like it is today. The story that we are picking up today tries to tell us how we ended up with so many different languages: And the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech. And it came ... Read More »
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Aru Shah and the Song of Death – Book 2 of Pandava Series by Roshani Chokshi | Book Review
We met Aru Shah and her Pandava soul sisters in the first segment of this entertaining adventure fiction series. Aru Shah and the End of Time – Pandava Series by Roshani Chokshi | Book review Book Title : Aru Shah And the Song of Death A Pandava Novel Author : Roshani Chokshi Publisher : Scholastic Fiction (3 May 2018) # ... Read More »
Aru Shah and the End of Time – Pandava Series by Roshani Chokshi | Book review
The world around us is changing very fast and educating young minds is becoming even a bigger challenge with that. On one hand, it may seem that with access to so much information, children are learning a lot more than the previous generations. But they are still young, their minds still need to learn to disseminate the information and take ... Read More »
Catherine and the Dragon World by Dharni | Book Review
Reading and writing create worlds and worlds inhabited by fictional characters and their stories are what make a big part of so many people’s lives. Like many avid readers, Dharni kudal had a dream of writing this story at a very young age and now she has completed her first story and published it on Amazon. Book Title : Catherine ... Read More »
The Moonlight Palace by Liz Rosenberg | Book Review
How lucky we are as readers to live in this cosmopolitan world where your Kindle can bring you a slice of anywhere in the world and any splinter of time in that world. As you know, I am fond of audiobooks and always trying something or the other there. This book by Liz Rosenberg has been featuring on Kindle Unlimited ... Read More »
A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe by Alex White | Book Review
One of the everlasting effect of reading Joules Verne as a child is the affinity for science fiction. To imagine what human intellect and resourcefulness can achieve has literally no bounds. And as we seem to have explored the surface of the Earth extensively, for almost half a century now, humans have been fixated on the worlds beyond our home. ... Read More »