Me & My Bookshelf !

  Review of Harini Srinivasan’s book – The Ex-factor

 Review of Theo Baxter's Vanished

I haven't written much besides book reviews in this little space of mine. So, when Blogchatter announced the Half Marathon, I embraced the idea and thought it could add more diverse content here. The initial topic I'd like to delve into is the transformation that turned me into a bookworm and ignited my passion for books. Books have always been one of my passions and hobbies. I can't pinpoint when this turned into an obsession or where it began. There were always books and magazines at home. My mom wrote articles and stories for children, showing me the issues where her work got published. Maybe that's when I fell with books! High school provided the perfect chance to delve deeper into this hobby. I eagerly anticipated the library period. Reading there was the norm for some classes, and as we advanced to higher grades, borrowing books was allowed. It felt like bringing home a treasure every week. I recall finishing a book in one sitting, then regretting how quickly I fi

Review of Rishikesh Upadhyay's The life of plants in the changing environment

  Review of Khayaal Patel's Book - The Zamindars Ghost