Growing up without adventure stories will make our childhood incomplete. The joy of exploring new places in the school holidays is one of the most anticipated activities for children of all ages. And especially teenagers as they have opportunities to go to school trips and campings with their friends and discover the joys of learning from the school of nature ... Read More »
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An Atlas of Impossible Longing by Anuradha Roy | Book Review
Anuradha Roy has been making waves in the world of Indian authors writing in English since her debut in 2008 and has many awards and prize nominations to her credit. It was by chance though, that we came across her work while browsing in a library looking for something entirely different. Book Title : An Atlas Of Impossible Longing Author ... Read More »
Svaha – A Battle of Epic Proportions by Pratik Kamat | Book Review
While the real world around us is facing restrictions and the ways of living are changing overnight, access to digital books has been lifelines for a lot of people in isolations. When continuous access to news feeds is giving you nothing but bad news, it is good to be able to escape into the world of fiction. Sometimes the story ... Read More »
The League of Extraordinary Gentleman | Movie Review
As the science fiction of the previous century has become today’s reality, the world of fantasy and adventures has expanded to more futuristic adventures of characters that first appeared in comic books but now rule the world of blockbusters set in Marvel and DC comic universes. There are now many versions as well as permutation combinations of such characters – ... Read More »
How much is too much – Divorce in India by Neha Mehrotra | Book Review
As the way of life in India rapidly changes with changing times, the way relationships work has also undergone a massive transformation as we moved into the 21st century. The percentage of people choosing to stay as live-in partners has increased and so has the number of divorces. Marriage is not the unbreakable vow it used to be and more ... Read More »
Musafir Café by Divya Prakash Dubey | Book Review
There was a time that all of us read Hindi literature with a lot of love, sometimes as part of the curriculum and sometimes because the stories had a flavor of real India that made a lot of sense to us and as our lives were back then. Then suddenly we had this wave of well-educated writers presenting Indian stories ... Read More »