Tag Archives: Book blog India There is just something really pleasant about knowing that someone shares the same love for food as much as you do. The fact that food does comfort to most of us especially since it has flavors from home is one reason we end up loving a place in particular. Comfort food is a book that […]  Who doesn’t love getting books for cheap? The hardcover books are sure expensive, and the good part about thrift book shopping is that you can hit the jackpot! I got mine for INR30 each i.e. less than $0.50. Seriously! Fabulous for anyone who wishes to take up the book while travelling and just leave it […]  Title: The Transformer Author: Kris Gethin Publisher: Om Books International Genre: Autobiography Pages: 198 Source: Publisher How long it took me to read: A day Rating: 4/5 About: The Transformer follows Kris Gethin’s story from a small town in Wales, barely in control of his own life—all the way to Mumbai, India, where he transformed the bodies of Bollywood stars like Hrithik […]  One of the mind- blowing books that anyone who loves series would love and anticipate for!  Poetry for Life is a wonderful book that brings together some of the most celebrated couplets.  Title: ..And then you’re Dead! 47 reasons to start living now Author: Jim Rai Publisher: Bloomsbury Pages: 223 Source: Publisher How long it took me to read: A few hours Rating: 4/5 About: The book has three centuries worth of timeless wisdom, which the author has eloquently captured. This book is a collection of thoughts that is brought to life and […]  A perfect source for Inspiration packed up in Book… A simple read that just might end up changing the way you think, turning your thoughts towards the positive. If words aren’t magic, I don’t know what else ever can be! Rating : 4/5  The book has been written in an easy language to help the kids understand & read easily. Written to educate ten years and above with stories and teachings of good &evil and right & wrong – this book comes packed with surprise in the form of illustrations.  I loved the little details and stories shared by the author. It made me appreciate and value the efforts of people involved in process. This book contains recipes to go with tea and I can’t wait to try these out – especially when December-January is the best time to do that!  Rating : 5/5. This book is definitely not a light read, however, grown-ups who are aware of the society around would appreciate the book.  Maybe it is for the fact that we’ve all probably faced every bit of excitement in silly things and we’ve all have had groups which did change in some way or the other over the growing years. In all, it is a nice light read.  MERRY December is witnessing a fabulous idea of book exchange. Truth be told, it doesn’t even take much efforts! Read to find out more…  The language is simple and covers a whole lot of aspects that growing kids can relate from and learn. |
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