October stack – bookstack challenge
Blogpost by Dhanu Spreading pleasant vibesHey Bookarazziss!Hope you all doing good. Here I am back with another challenge octoberstack, I discovered some days back through @cosyreadswith_anna (check out her post…
A Story Between The Lines – Book Review
Book: A Story Between Lines: Where the Journey Mattered More than the DestinationAuthor: Santhosh SivarajPages: 126Publication: 2019Genre: (continue reading!)Content 4/5Cover design 4.5/5 Blogpost by DhanuHave you ever had a dream…
O Girl You are Precious – Book Review
Book: O Girl You are PreciousAuthor: Nupur DhingraPages: 125Genre : NovellaMode of reading : KindleContent 3.8/5Cover design 5/5 Blogpost by Dhanu The girl mentioned in this story as well as…
Folktales of Faujpur – Book Review
Book: Folktales of FaujpurAuthor: Gaurav BajpaiMode of Reading: KindleContent: 4/5 Blogpost by Dhanu The collection comprises of 11 unique stories which created the whole place of Faujpur, author's imaginary place.…
Me Before You – Book Review
✨Book : Me Before You✨Author : Jojo Moyes✨Genre : Romance, Contemporary fiction✨Pages : 501✨Publication: 2012, Penguin Random House✨Format : paperback✨Book Cost : ₹399 (Bought for: ₹248) 4.7 /5 Blogpost by…
Kafka on the shore -Book Review
✨Book : Kafka on the Shore✨Author : Haruki Murakami✨Genre : Magical Realism✨Pages : 613✨Publication: 2005, Vintage5/5 Blogpost by DhanuThe novel is set in Japan with two stories simultaneously about the…
Menaka’s Choice – Book Review
✨Book : Menaka's Choice✨Author : Kavita Kané✨Genre : Indian Mythological fiction✨Pages : 290✨Publication: 2016, RupaContent 5 /5Cover Design 5 /5 Blogpost by DhanuWe know who is Vishwamitra and who is…
India’s 74th Celebration of Independence Day – Book Recommendations based on pre-modern India
Blogpost by Dhanu Hello Bookarazziss! Happy 74th Celebration of Independence Day 🇮🇳Hope you all are doing well I wish to spend the 75th Celebration of Independence day by taking part…
Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë- Book review
Blogpost by Dhanu I've cried to myself to watch them growing more reckless daily, and I not daring to speak a syllable, for fear of losing the small power I…
Book Review – A Man Called Ove – Frederik Backman
Blogpost by Dhanu Ove is not a curmudgeon, he has generous heart. ✨Book : A Man Called Ove✨Author : Frederik Backman✨Genre : Fiction, Diaspora, bildungsroman✨Pages : 295✨Publication: 2012, SceptreContent 5🌟/5Cover…