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Tag Archives: book review
 If you are looking for a story with detailed portrayal of characters, the backgrounds, surroundings and are curious to read how they are inter-wined together by fate or simply in a story. Then this is it
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 I have been addicted and fallen prey of gorgeous spines and reading heaps and tiring myself up completely…and and and…phew. Well all that comes with blowing up money- which I am particularly not sure of if I can afford to continue anymore… owing to the fact that I just got a new Lens – I […]
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Posted in: JournalTags: book blog,Book Blogger India,book review,books,bookshelf,Delhi,Delhi top Book Blog,india,journals,lust,stationary
 Starting out Book reviews on my blog following my love for books has truly been a spectacular journey. A lot of people ask how to get started with it – well I would save that for later post. The journey has been mostly fantastic but at times it was difficult too when a book didn’t meet […]
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 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
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Posted in: ReadTags: big magic,Bloomsbury,Bloomsbury India,Bloomsbury reviewer,book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Delhi,Delhi top Book Blog,Elizabeth Gilbert,india,Megha Jain Photography,Sunflare Arthouse
 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!
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Posted in: ReadTags: Bloomsbury,Bloomsbury India,Bloomsbury reviewer,book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Darjeeling,Delhi,Delhi top Book Blog,india,India Book Blog,Jeff Koehler,Sunflare Arthouse
 Rating- 5/5 What makes the book so special is how the author has worked on every tiny detail of every single character.
This book is spectacular and covers the angle to Kansa episode like ever before.
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Posted in: ReadTags: book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Delhi,Delhi top Book Blog,india,India Book Blog,jagmohan bhanver,krishna rilogy,Megha Jain,rupa publication,Sunflare Arthouse,The Curse of Brahma,volume 1
 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.
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 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.
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Posted in: ReadTags: book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Delhi,Delhi top Book Blog,Eighteen- The End of Innocence,india,indian author,Leadstart Publishing,Megha Jain,Sudham,Sunflare Arthouse
 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…
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Posted in: Lifestyle,ReadTags: Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Delhi,Delhi top Book Blog,india,India Book Blog,india top blogger,Megha Jain,Photographer,Sunflare Arthouse
 Also, tips & ADVICE what to do to keep yourself sane when planning your bookshelf.
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Posted in: Lifestyle,ReadTags: book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Delhi,Delhi top Book Blog,india,India Book Blog,india top blogger,Megha Jain,Megha Jain Photography,photography,Sunflare Arthouse
 Highly recommended book for anyone who is 25+ and wishes to follow their heart instead of falling into the compulsive compromises of matrimonial !@#$%^ in Indian society.
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Posted in: ReadTags: book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Delhi top Book Blog,fiction,Hetal Adesara,India Book Blog,india top blogger,Matrimonial Mocktail,Megha Jain,Megha Jain Photography,Mills and Boon,Photographer,Sunflare Arthouse
 A book that works as a quick guide when you are looking forward to celebrate. Perfect for a relaxed evening with something refreshing & experimental new flavors while keeping the mood soothing altogether.
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Posted in: ReadTags: Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,Book: book,bookshelf,Celebrate Life,chef,chef book,CookBook,Delhi top Book Blog,fiction,Food & Wine,India Book Blog,india top blogger,Megha Jain,Megha Jain Photography,OM BOOKS INTERNATIONAL,Photographer,Sunflare Arthouse,Varun Inamdar
 Readers will love reading through the feelings of twins with unique personalities while celebrating their individuality. If your heart does connect to the book-as much as mine did- you sure will need a tissue for your eyes.
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Posted in: ReadTags: Bloomsbury reviewer,book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,conjoined twins,Delhi top Book Blog,fiction,Grace and Tippi,India Book Blog,india top blogger,love,Megha Jain,Megha Jain Photography,one,Photographer,Sarah Crossan,sister,Sunflare Arthouse
 I simply love how the author has started the book with memories of Himalayas. Anyone who loves mountains & has taken a trip would be able to relate and connect with the book instantly. I also highly loved the parts wherein travelers share their stories which in turns creates curiosity for readers to discover more.
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Posted in: ReadTags: book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Chandan K Pathak,Delhi top Book Blog,fiction,Frog Books,India Book Blog,india top blogger,Leadstart,Megha Jain,Megha Jain Photography,Photographer,Sunflare Arthouse,The Beckoning of Gyanganj
 The Avena Triology. This series is designed to consume your mind and heart into it & that is exactly what it did to me. A fabulous story told in 1072 pages.
Highly recommended.
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Posted in: ReadTags: avena trilogy,book,Book blog India,Book Blogger India,book review,bookshelf,Delhi top Book Blog,fiction,guardian of times,India Book Blog,india top blogger,Marianne Curley,Megha Jain,Megha Jain Photography,Photographer,Sunflare Arthouse
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