Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman is a contemporary slice-of-life novel set in Glasgow, Scotland. Bought this upon a friend’s recommendation, and I must say –…
Earlier this year, I read The Trees Sing Rishikesh Lokapure’s debut story collection. I loveddddd it. So, when he announced All Stories Are, I knew I had to…
The Trees Sing by Rishikesh Lokapure is one of those rare, soothing books that feels like a tight hug after a long day. I pre-ordered the book as…
Oh William! by Elizabeth Strout is a slow, introspective, slice-of-life novel that gives you bucketful of happy tears. I read this one with my book club, BookBeezzz, and…
The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman is a murder mystery set in an English retirement village – and it just stole my heart. It was one of…
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, there’s nothing quite like settling in with a book that matches the season’s mood. Whether you’re tucked under…
A few weeks ago, I received the ARC of Sweets and Sycamores by Arianne Nicks. I was waiting to start reading it since then. Still, I wasn’t prepared…
My Friends by Fredrik Backman is a beautiful, tender and painful (yes, beautiful, yet mostly painful) story about friendship and art. It’s also about beautiful memories and stories…
My Friends by Fredrik Backman is a beautiful, tender and painful (yes, beautiful, yet mostly painful) story written to quietly wreck you. It’s about friendship and art... and…
Lallan Sweets by Srishti Chaudhary has been on my reading list right from when it came out; sold mostly because of laddoos. Also, I heard that it’s about…
The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul by Deborah Rodriguez is a heartfelt story set against the backdrop of war-torn Afghanistan. The story revolves around five women whose lives…
The Answer is No by Fredrik Backman is yet another testament to the author’s knack for capturing the eccentricities of human life in a way that feels oddly…
