Imagine getting on a superb ride, taking a pause of sorts from your usual “splendid,” “perfect,” and “heavenly” life, and enjoying human hood. Confused? Well, Ms Draupadi Kuru After the Pandavas by Trisha Das is a brilliant fictional account of what happens when our goddesses, or lady powers, choose to leave the confines of heaven and visit Earth. Is all hell breaking loose? Ah, now that is a paradoxical statement, huh?
Want to read a great mystery that has all the right elements of love and humour, too, in the perfect permutation? Yes, A Butterfly Riddle by Jaykay Heart is a riveting mystery you need to read now
Been in love? No? Don’t worry; this one will make you fall in love for sure! When I Am With You by Durjoy Dutta, the romance you need to dive into this season of love
Imagine being wronged and yet being dubbed a “villain.” Well, that is what happened in the case of Princess Draupadi, and she had to suffer a horrible fate in the wheel of time. Decoding myths from facts through Draupadi Demystified by Mahendra Arya
My first ever Korean fiction, and oh boy, what an experience it was to read it! An absolutely moving and spellbinding family drama about a Korean bride who travels to marry a man who is not looking for a wife but something else. A plethora capturing the complete 20th-century Korean American immigrant experience, The picture bride by Lee Geum Yi is perfect for those who have enjoyed “Pachinko” or “Peach blossom”.
Want to read a book that has the perfect fusion of romance and suspense, encased in the shroud of time and an old mystery? Nalanda: Until We Meet Again by Gautaam Borah is your next read then
Do you know what books are the best to read? Those who see the world through a child’s eyes. My Visits by Sahana Singh, the new star Author kid on the block
So, wondering which books to bookmark and add to your reading lists and shopping carts this coming month of January 2023? No worries coz here is the list of the 10 Most anticipated, upcoming and popular book releases of January 2023
Imagine witnessing a murder scene where the torso goes missing. More important than who did it, is the question -How would anybody do that? The Tattoo Murder by Takagi Akimitsu is an exemplary piece of thriller
Want to read a memoir that is closer to life? I mean, real life, without the filters that we are accustomed to seeing nowadays? 30 Years in the Searing Sun by Kalavathi Raj and Sanjida Smrity is the one you must bookmark for your next
