The Splurges understand this a bit late and face the consequences.
With their finances in deep trouble, it is touch and go for a while.
The author, Shubha Singh has penned a good book that tackles the tough topic of managing finances for young couples in a fun and easy to understand manner.
Recipe for a Perfect Wife by Karma Brown is a book that was a surprisingly good read. 📚💚👩I was worried that I may not connect with the old-time USA or the vintage feel of the book. The book transcends time and is as relevant today as it was ages ago with its women-centric theme. 📚💚👩The author has balanced …
Ruchira writes in various genres and her books have a message filled with love. Whether it is kidlit or fantasy; her stories keep you hooked. She is also part of the TBC Writers Toolkit series with her tips on the indie author series. Writing daily and diligently Ruchira’s writing is like a gentle breeze to …
When we talk of Indie Authors, Sundari Venkatraman is the hallmark of how it is done right! Having read her work since we were blogging in 2014, I am a big fan of her writing and indie publishing journey. She has an extensive list of books across genres and each book is a fun read! …
Vash is a South African author of Indian origin, her writing portrays the lives and drama of ordinary people who readers can easily relate to. The crux of her stories celebrates the power of true love coupled with the timeless bonds that exist between family and friends. Will Aruven and Mahika be able to overcome …
This book, More Unfairy Tales is on old, popular, ever-loved Fairy Tales. It is a retelling of the old fairy tales that the children have always enjoyed. No one who reads would not have read them. I found the stories in More Unfairy Tales very interesting and different. This time the author has chosen five …
The story unfolds so fast that I was eagerly waiting for the emails to arrive. Bernadette expresses herself with the emails and I got a peek into her struggle to be a good mother more than the woman she was. The celebrated architect forgotten in the effort to be a mom.
The book started out with her struggle of a mom to avoid confrontation with other parents and turned into race to evade the mental asylum.
STORIES OF US The Common Man Changing Perceptions by Bobby Sachdeva are a collection of incidents and events in the lives of the common man, the family next door or the poor kid you see on the footpath. These stories unearth the simple truths of life and try to find kindness, humanity, love and integrity …
Authors have so much going on in their minds that hearing their views on their writing, books and the craft always pleases the readers. So, it’s been a while since I did an author interview and I am pleased to have as my guest, the elusive, mysterious and talented DD. He is a man of …
Do we really know our loved ones? Are ever really sure that the face we see each day, cherish, nurture and love each day is not a facade? Damyanti shatters a lot of assumptions in her book You Beneath Your Skin. You Beneath Your Skin is not just a thriller trying to figure out the …
A Morsel of Different Shades is the story of Sumitra, a teacher and her experiences across her career. It reads like a memoir with stories and incidents, characters and their anecdotes making it an interesting read. The book is a relaxing read but the various stories and characters delight the reader. It’s like a look …
Beast is a book about Saimhas-neither lions nor humans who are living with us but we mere humans are not aware. A different paranormal fiction that was so well etched that it felt almost real. The run, the thirst, the aggression and the fight of the Saimhas literally jumped off the pages. Paranormal is not …
Title: A Night at Achanakmar (Jungle Series Book2) Author: Paromita Goswami Genre: Spooky, Horror, Supernatural …………………………………………………… Blurb: Maya and her family set out for a weekend trip to Amarkantak. However, due to foggy weather and some unexpected delays later, they end up lost in the jungle. With dusk fast approaching and no way to find …
The stories in the book, From An-other Land: Making Home in the Land of Dreams, are about the American Indians or the NRI’s who wished for the ‘Great American Dream’. Whether they achieved it or not, found their perfect life abroad or not is left expertly to the reader to discern. The author has a …
