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Book review by Everything bee knows : The Meluhan Shiva trilogy The Oath of the Vayuputras and The Secrets of the Nagas novels by Amish Tripathi  It's been a long time I had done a book review. Though I've been regularly reading books meanwhile. I came across some famous Indian authors with mythological content which was a delight to read. Today I have a review of the book which I've been craving to read and luckily got it from my friend who is also an ardent book lover and book collector, her name is Pu. So I happen to read the 2nd and 3rd books of the Meluhan trilogy which  were t he Secrets of Nagas and the Oath of the Vayuputras. Been several days but the storyline and the book is still fresh in my mind. So first I'll review the 2nd part of the trilogy the Secrets of Nagas. It started with an action scene of abduction of the great scientist of Meluha and Shiva's best friend by the Nagas where Sati gets injured. This plot continues to be unraveled with...

To kill a mockingbird The most recommended book ever and an American classic surely keeps up its name. I didn’t know much authors, being a beginner, so I searched the Internet for most recommended and must read books. This book was on top of the list. I got this book and it has a different structure and writing to understand for a beginner like me. But I understood and that’s a great thing. The story is narrated by Jean Louis Finch aka Scout who is a small girl, living with her brother and father, she is 6 years old or so, who’s always taunted by her aunt for not being lady like more like a tom boy. Her mother died when she was small and can’t recall any memories of hers; she gets to know about her from her elder brother. They lived in a very remote town where some neighbors are harmonious and some are bitter. During summer holidays her friend ‘Dill’ would visit his aunt and was very close to Scout and her brother. Once he had ran away from his house to meet them. The starting ...

On the occasion of first anniversary of my blog or say my first post on this blog, I'm writing a short thanking post and a looking back sort of post to remember a gorgeous blogging year i had. It had been a great year since I had started my blog. The urge to open my own blog was in my mind from many years before, but my passion for book reviewing compelled me to instantly start my blog and keep on feeding you guys with the books and providing a review on them. In the past year I had been not just reviewing novels but also sport related book (checkout by clicking the word; badminton ) with which I was into during the year. Also I have written about my special routines which helped me and assuming that it will help you as well. I have also included some essays on my blogs and also expressed my thoughts on special topics which were also there in my brain and want to bring it out with you guys. A special page was added for origami and quilling which are my other favourite hobbie...

Hey guys its been a long time when I last posted something on this blog. So today I'm going to write a review on the book I read recently. Ive selected this book coz it’s the most recommended interesting novel. The name of this fabulous book is Reconstructing Amelia, Book by Kimberly McCreight This novel is about a mother who avoids to accept that her daughter commits suicide after a message tells her so. About a single mother and her daughter going through a life where they don’t have time to spend with each other and the mother thinks that its her fault behind her daughter's death.

Time Stops at Shamli and Other Stories Time Stops at Shamli and Other Stories Book Cover Its been quite a long time, I had read this book written by Ruskin bond. I selected this book randomly from fictional novel shelf of my library and felt it to be really good. Ruskin Bond is a popular writer and I’m a fan of his oeuvre as I've read, this one and Maharani. This book is an aggregation of many short stories from his experience

       In college, I had got an opportunity of reviewing a book through book review competition. I wanted to review a book and I took advantage of that opportunity and participated for it. Also I thought even if I lose in the competition, it will be beneficial for me because I would get a chance of reading a book and gaining knowledge from it. So only gain and no loss. I saw the list of the books suggested for the competition and they were all written by great personalities, so I chose Dr Abdul Kalam's autobiography book because I wanted to know more about his childhood and his journey throughout his life. An incredible piece of art at Kala Ghoda Festival        The competition was in a presentation form and I stammered first but then it went out great. And I won first prize for this review given below. The experience was great and I was delighted because I got my hands on an absolutely beautiful and inspiring book of a very influential...