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Pachinko by Min Jin Lee: A great epic ★★★★
The story starts with a seventeen-year-old girl Sunja, who was smitten by Koh Hansu, a young dynamic, Korean from Jeju island. But, he was already married and had three daughters in Osaka. Madly in...
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And There Were None by Agatha Christie ★★★★
I’m a Christie fan if you know me at all. The setting of her books has no similarities with each other. Every time a new mystery, a new murder. After reading Poirot stories, this book is a refreshment...
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Dopehri by Pankaj Kapur: A soulful novella ★★★★.5
Daughter. Wife. Mother. Grandmother. Women play different roles throughout their lives. Their roles take priority on themselves and their individuality is buried deep inside their core. Dopehri (Hindi...
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Alicia Berenson is an artist and Gabriel is a photographer. They seem to have a perfect life together. One day, when Gabriel returned late from the shoot, Alicia shot him five times. It is from that...
View ArticleGhachar Ghochar by Vivek Shanbhag : Review ★★★★.5
Ghachar Ghochar is a short novella translated from Kannada (regional language in India) by Srinath Perur. It is a profound take on inescapable and complex familial relationships. Our good for nothing...
View ArticleThe Kite Runner by Khalid Hosseini: Review ★★★★
The Kite Runner, set in the politically unstable backdrop of Afghanistan, is a journey of redemption which makes us introspect ourselves and reevaluates the values of life. We have skewed perception...
View ArticleHalf Of A Yellow Sun: #AfricanLit★★★★
A sense of melancholy permeated within me while I was comfortably reading on a Sunday morning, marveling at Adichie's recollection of the struggles of a forgotten time. Set against the backdrop of...
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“You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it.” We must have heard about To Kill a Mockingbird at...
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