Left Me Speechless

Looking at Life Beyond Cancer-Feel to Heal: 11 Things I Wish I knew About Breast Cancer & Screening by Messy & Crazy Mo

in Book Reviews Memoir Non-fiction on January 30, 2023 January 30, 2023

What is the most painful thing about cancer? No, it is not the treatment—the chemotherapy, the chemo, radiation, or surgery. It is facing yourself and accepting yourself in all the thick and thin that comes after the ordeal you have been through. Perusing a slice of life, appreciating its valour through a review of Feel To heal by Messy & Crazy Mo

Book Review: Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath

in Book Reviews Short Stories Thriller and Mystery on March 19, 2022 March 19, 2022

Did you know I was walking with a truckload of questions and suddenly comes this tornado of spiralling instances of human behaviour, crashing me to the ground! Dunno where I landed.
Nahi samjhe? Read my book review of Of Closets and Skeletons and Other Crime Stories by Kaivalya Ramnath

Japanese Mystery Novels: 7 Captivating Titles That Will Keep You Hooked

in Book Recommendations Thriller and Mystery on July 18, 2023 July 18, 2023

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Japanese mystery novels. Go and explore this heartily curated list of seven must-read titles that surely hold the promise of keeping you hooked with their thrilling plots, suspenseful plot twists, and intriguing characters. So, go ahead and embark upon this journey into the world of Japanese crime fiction today!

The Best Beach Read of 2022 – Book Lovers by Emily Henry

in Romance Book Reviews Chick-Lit Fiction on August 1, 2022 November 29, 2022

What if the perfect summer you plan tends to turn your life into a twister you didn’t expect it to become? Discussing the Best Beach Read of 2022 through a book review of Book Lovers.

Padma | Mala Mahesh | Book Review

in Historical Fiction Book Reviews Contemporary Fiction Fiction on July 28, 2022 July 28, 2022

What happens when the gentler sex decides to fight patriarchal forces, challenging the pr- set nationalities of the societal attitude? Catastrophe. No, seriously. But, for the woman who does so. Don’t believe me. Read my Book review of Padma by Mala Mahesh to discover one such instance.

All The Lovers In The Night: Exploring the Psychedelic Patterns of Human Behavior and Nature in Mieko Kawakami’s New Book

in Contemporary Fiction Book Reviews Fiction on May 23, 2022 May 23, 2022

Ever read a book that leaves you empty, void of everything you have ever known yet so full to the brim that you are left, bursting to the seams with so much that you might just explode? Read the review of All The Lovers In The Night by Meiko Kawakami to find out about one such book which will turn you inside out