A child’s dream of a star is my first read by Charles Dickens. And in all honesty, it left me with such a good feeling. I’m not gonna lie, it made me wonder when will I be able to write like that. I truly liked it, I felt it. I empathized with the author’s emotions,… Read More A Child’s Dream of a Star by Charles Dickens
It’s 11 O’clock now and I just started working. No Fridays for me! There’s a lot to do today so I hesitated a little what to begin first. But finally, I went with what my heart chose, to write this book review. “The girl and the ghost by Hanna Alkaf.” I so wanted to write… Read More The Girl And The Ghost by Hanna Alkaf
Uff… Finally! Letting out a long sigh in relief, I sat to write a long-overdue book review. I’m done with the longest read of my 2020. Seriously I’ve never been this tired of reading a book. You must be wondering what did I read to be this exhausted. Yes, coming to that point. The Name… Read More The Name Of The Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
Hey, dearies! How is it going? We could barely talk last month but here I am again. I hope everything is great with you. July was such a meh for me, but thanks to a 9-year-old, I got to start August fresh and motivated. You know my first book “The day I started flying”, right?… Read More 9-Year-Old Reviews My Book “The Day I Started Flying”
Rachel Hollis is a motivational speaker and the author of several self-help books. I recently read Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis, and it was one of my favorite books! So, I decided to read Girl, Stop Apologizing because I know Rachel Hollis is a genius and she gives wonderful advice. She did not… Read More Why I Loved Girl Stop Apologizing by Rachel Hollis
It’s a classic and it’s one of the most recommended books. The Great Gatsby. It is also called the great American novel. This is my fifth book of the year. I was a little skeptical about this book as I read a string of disappointing popular books lately. But looking at the book, I was… Read More The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Hola! My recent read happens to be Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. This is a classic. So, I wanted to see how this one would make me feel. Frankenstein is my fourth read this year. You will know what my review is in a bit but before that let me give you a quick recap of… Read More Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Hola!! As you know I have read one not-s0-great book and one not-good book this year, I wanted to try a new author for a change. I thought maybe it will be a breath of fresh air. One should read good books, not just good names, I believe. We always pick those books with big… Read More Best Of February 2020 | Bedu: Bedouin Boy, Poet King
The second book I picked up this year is Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami. I’ve heard from many people how great of an author he is and how wonderful this book is and so, I decided to give it a try. But it left me greatly disappointed! I wanted to quit this book several times… Read More 5 Reasons Why I hated Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami
There are no good books and bad books, just books. It’s just one’s preferences and taste that differs. The one I like may not be your best read and vice versa. You all know I’m a very picky reader, I can’t just read about any book. I take forever to choose a read. Yes, sometimes… Read More Book Review: Tell Me Three Things by Julie Buxbaum