Let’s first establish the fact that Hardcovers and Paperbacks are the best. We are book lovers and we love to feel the book in our hands and smell it. But we are also the lovers who read a lot and can’t afford to buy them. So, here’s something for...
Together Forever To Never is a reminder of how often we ignore the red flags in a relationship and continue pouring our love because that’s what we expect in return. It’s a story of Gurgaon boy, Samar, who falls in love with a beautiful girl from his neighbourhood. The affection...
To write what is worth publishing, to find honest people to publish it, and get sensible people to read it, are the three great difficulties in being an author. Charles Caleb Colton Let’s talk about the second one; to find honest people to publish it. The publishing industry has progressed from...
The list is compiled by Mridu Agarwal,the girl behind awesome Instagram page Storypals. The compilation is part of the series called “Best Reads of 2018.” You can read more articles of this series here. Followed by more than 21k people on Instagram, Mridu describes herself as just another human in love...
The list is compiled by Faroukh Naseem aka "The Guy With The Book" and is part of the series called “Best Reads of 2018.” You can read more articles of this series here. Followed by more than 43k people on Instagram, Faroukh loves to travel, read & review books. He's pretty serious about...
The article is written by Mir Khubaib and is part of the series called "Best Reads of 2018." You can read more articles of this series here. Followed by more than 9000 people on Instagram, Mir loves to photograph & review books. We thank Mir for taking time &...
As the year is about to end, we reached out to some bookstagrammers and asked them to pick their top 5 reads of the year. In the first of the series, Aayushi Jain, a popular blogger from Delhi, picks her favorite reads. You may read more articles from this...
Niharika’s debut novel is a funny yet serious take on the society’s unreasonable rules such as the ‘right age to get married.’ Through her protagonist Naina Bansal, the author guides all the girls in their 20’s how to deal with over-enthusiastic aunties and relatives who just have one goal...
Like the harsh winter winds blowing outside, December is also swiftly passing by and I am terribly lagging behind on my reading goals for 2018. So all those people struggling like me, here I present to you a list of 10 books under 100 pages that will help you...
A Literary Debut of the Year, Latitudes of Longing, weaves multiple lives together and leaves you feeling content. A book is written in the good old way, no tricks, no mystery, no drama and still all of it together. The first line of the book itself tells you that...