Genre: Fiction. Short Stories. Format: Paperback and E-book. Pages: 191 The Plot: An apartment block in the bustling city of Mumbai houses various families and each family has their own story. While a couple in one apartment is mulling over how to break the news of their impending divorce to their young son, a Widower in another apartment wonders if …
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Book Review: Kanpur Khoofiya Pvt Ltd by Richa S Mukherjee
Pages: 296 Genre: Fiction Available in: Paperback and E-book Format The Plot: Prachand Tripathi lives in a joint family, along with their cow, Hirwa. His father never fails to share his disappointment that Prachand ‘did not clear IIT’. To disappoint him further, Prachand is a detective and proprietor of Kanpur Khoofiya Pvt Ltd. The cases that have come to him …
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Book Review : Of Swans and Songs by Rohini Paranjpe Sathe
Pages: 358 Genre: Fiction. Short stories Available in: Paperback and E-book Format The Plot: Life is made up of a myriad of emotions and situations. From bittersweet to ecstatic. From loneliness to solidarity. With her debut book of Short Stories, Of Swans and Songs, Rohini Paranjpe Sathe presents all facets of life to us, through stories centered around everyday people …
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Book Review: Travel, My way by Vartika Mehrotra Gakhar
This book review has been written as part of the Blogchatter Book Review Program Pages: 88 Genre: Travelogue Available in: Pdf format. Available for a free download for a limited time here The Plot: We all travel, but we all travel differently. We may visit the same place but we see it through different eyes. Travel, My Way is Vartika …
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Book Review: Sugar & Ice & All That’s Nice by Harjeet Kaur
This book review has been written as part of the Blogchatter Book Review Program Pages: 59 Genre: Recipe Book Available in: PDF Format The Plot: If you thought home-made Desserts meant Kheer or Mithai and Cold Drinks meant Tang or Nimbu Paani, this book will make you think again. As the title says, this is a book where you’ll find …
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#BookReview: Travel India with a Toddler by Neha Sharma
This book review has been written as part of the Blogchatter Book Review Program Pages: 154 Genre: Travel Available in: PDF The Plot: Neha and Sumit Sharma travel the world with their toddler, Nemit. The fact that 3 year old Nemit started travelling when he was only 2 months old, and has travelled more than any adult I know has, …
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#BookReview: Earthen Angels – A collection of Short Stories by Sarbari Chowdhury
Pages: 106 Genre: Short Stories. Fiction Available in: E-book format and Hardcover The Plot: 10 short stories. Set in different locations, countries, settings and time periods. They all have one thing in common though, emotions. No matter who we may be, no matter how much we may think we are in control of ourselves, life has a way of surprising …
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#BookReview: Tick Tock by Rahul P Bhandare
Pages: 27 Genre: Comic / Illustrated Available in: Paperback The Plot: The journey of a wrist watch, through time. From being assembled, to changing multiple hands, and owners, to a whole new twist in the end. This wordless journey is depicted through illustrations / images. My Thoughts: When I was asked if I would review a Comic Book, I was …
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#BookReview: Two Leaves And A Bud by M A Chacko
img class=”aligncenter wp-image-7705″ src=”https://sirimiri.in/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Leaves-Bud-Chacko-Sirimiri-683×1024.png” alt=”Leaves-Bud-Chacko-Sirimiri” width=”499″ height=”748″> Pages: 309 Genre: Fiction Available in: Paperback and E-book Format The Plot: 3 Short Stories make up this book. The Faithful Husband: Seby is a smart, ambitious and assertive young man. He uses his astute intelligence, and the helplessness of others, to amass a large fortune, on the basis of which he gloats …
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#BookReview: Wonder Words by Rituparna Sarkar
Wonder Words – Untranslatable Words From Around The World, is the complete title Pages: 144 Genre: General Knowledge Available in: Paperback The Plot: How many times have you had a feeling you couldn’t match a word to? How many times have you come across a foreign word that you rolled around in your mouth, savouring the uniqueness of it? Or, …