I is for India and India is my country but there are so many books to choose from that the mind boggles. It does for other countries as well but a personal bias makes it even more difficult. Books and authors I enjoy reading are across diverse genres, see if you like the few I …
The place to visit with H is definitely Hungary. The surreal streets of Budapest beckon us. It is one of the 15 most popular tourist destinations in the world with a capital city that is mesmerising and beautiful. By the river Danube, this landlocked country has seen it all. From oppression to war and exodus, …
Germany was my obvious choice for G. Not only does it have such a controversial history but I have read many unforgettable books about Hitler and Nazi Germany that brought out the human spirit and celebrated life. Germany or germans leave an impact no matter the genre. Here are three much popular and awarded books …
The stylish, suave and smitten in love, France evokes powerful emotions with its grandeur and beauty. Love and pathos are companions to thrilling chases and mysteries across this beautiful land. France is beautiful, stylish and a lovers paradise so the books, written or based in France are equally thrilling. Romance, love, suspense or mystery – …
The mystic land of Cleopatra, Pharaohs, Mummies, golden sands, breathtaking Nile, and the pyramids. It cannot get more thrilling, romantic and diverse than this. The books out of this country are equally riveting. Page turners and bestsellers, the books I share today are either based in Egypt or written by an author from Egypt. The …
The alphabet D has few choices and Denmark was calling to me. I choose the city of Denmark for its beauty and the mesmerising country, famous for its Scandinavian history, beautiful beaches, stunning countryside and the Vikings. The yummy sweets, Danish pastry, anyone? It is also famous for its most loved author of exquisite fairy …
As soon as I thought of the alphabet C, all I could think of was endless, pristine snow and beautiful natural vistas. The breathtaking view of Niagara Falls was a close second. Even though its on the border with the USA. I can remember it for both the countries. Now you also know the country …
The second alphabet is another easy one, for #TravelWithBooks #AtoZchallenge I was spoilt for choice. Should I choose Bhutan, Bahrain, Britain or Bombay but I settled on Brazil. When I think of Brazil, all I see is the image or beautiful beaches and the magnificent, Christ, the Redeemer statue atop the mountain. I also think …
I have suddenly decided to take up the A to Z Challenge this year. It also happens to be the tenth year anniversary for the challenge. I have successfully participated in the challenge thrice. The year 2014 challenge is now available as an ebook, We Women Wonder. Another year is being converted to a book, …
Congratulations! You have joined us for the 2-year anniversary of We Are the World Blogfest! In Darkness, Be Light. As always, I share a story of change, kindness and generosity. Pencils of Promise, a charity that builds schools for extremely impoverished children. A global community that believes everyone deservesaccess to quality education. This month for …
The We Are The World Blogfest is the right place to share and encourage recycling. As in the previous post about a Wall of Kindness Recycling Raddi and Composting to a Community fridge this one too aims to help us all. The Pencil Of The Future Is Not Made From Trees and I want to …
I have shared about the #WallOfKindness and I love the concept of sharing and giving in such a simple fashion. Today I share about it’s origin aand impact for my monthly post of good news. In Darkness, Be Light for the #WATWB We Are The World Blogfest You can join us too, and spread some …
I saw this movie to a house full crowd and yes, the Josh was high indeed! I also saw another significant standing being sent out and the audience loving it. Uri: The Surgical Strike is not just a movie about India’s patriotism but it has another hidden message for us. Did you happen to see …
This month we root for Renu and her sewing circle for the #WATWB positive story, trying to make a small change, spreading optimism, and dispelling negativity. In this edition of We Are The World Blogfest, I am sharing about a project that strives to enable underprivileged women and children. Bloggers are joining together for a …
We Are The World Blogfest – In Darkness, Be Light. I have shared about books here and now I share about donating books for a change. A few youths have been inspired and are working to make India read. They are not just donating books but are teaching kids to read as well. Read about their …
