The Help Book Review: Life in the times gone by @ 13 Oct 2022 2:23 am - The Help is a wonderful read. It takes the perfectly moulded characters through a memorable voyage creating an unbreakable bond between them.
American Sniper Book Review: Thrill of the chill! @ 8 Jul 2022 10:41 am - American Sniper Book Review: Thrill of the chill! The gripping and unforgettable battlefield experiences should appeal to all military buffs.
Shoe Dog Book Review: Just Read it! @ 20 Jun 2022 1:49 pm - Shoe Dog Book Review: It doesn’t matter whether you like NIKE or not. If you are into reading, then Shoe Dog is a must-read. 
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Book Review: A masterpiece @ 18 Jun 2022 9:07 pm - Book Review: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo is an absolute masterpiece. The twist in the plot leaves you mesmerised. A must-read.
Remo Book Review: A symphony in harmony! @ 18 Feb 2022 7:48 pm - Remo Book Review: A must-read. Remo is a roller-coaster of emotions. For me, it was a page-turner. Remo is a symphony in harmony! 
Hamnet Book Review: Shakespeare’s son Hamnet in Hamnet @ 1 Jan 2022 11:54 am - The author, Maggie O'Farrell, employs simple, short, yet effective sentences which makes Hamnet an easy and enjoyable read. 
Six of Crows Duology Book Review: A fantasy worth investing your time in @ 6 Dec 2021 1:29 pm - Six of Crows Duology Book Review: For someone who is not fond of the fantasy genre, Leigh Bardugo is from another planet.
A Court of Mist and Fury Book Review: Into a fictitious world for real! @ 5 Aug 2021 10:41 pm - A Court of Mist and Fury Book Review: Sarah J Maas takes the reader into a fictitious world, for real. A treat for the readers.
Harry Potter Series Book Review: A magical ride! @ 15 Jul 2021 9:10 pm - Harry Potter Series is a magical ride. The plot is perfectly structured. It has a well laid out climax and there is closure in the end. 
All This Time Book Review: A crash, a twist… All in the name of Love! @ 11 Jul 2021 11:37 pm - All This Time Book Review: A crash, a twist, a turn... The authors have treated the plot with guile taking the reader to a dark place.