Moms in the wild Book: Moms in the wild Author: Nidhi Raichand Rating 4/5 Book Reviewed By – Sameeksha Manerkar Moms in the Wild is a title that made me curious and dwells in my world of thoughts, trying to decode even before reading it. The book surprised me with its thrilling, witty narration …
How the mango got its magic Book: How the mango got its magic Author: Sudha Murty Rating 5/5 Book Reviewed By – Sameeksha Manerkar Sudha Murty has a comforting way of teaching life lessons through her elegant stories. Her words feel like a giant hug. Her books are valuable and easily understandable. I am …
Bad girl gone Wicked Book:Bad girl gone Wicked Author: Shilpa Suraj Rating 5/5 Book Reviewed By – Sameeksha Manerkar When I read Shilpa Suraj’s book, I try to find myself in her characters. I feel like being one of her characters because they are the epitome of bold, challenging stereotypical characters through her diverse …
Bad girl gone Rogue Book:Bad girl gone Rogue Author: Andaleeb Wajid Rating 5/5 Book Reviewed By – Sameeksha Manerkar Book 2 in the Bad Girl series talks about the next girl in the trio Inaya Khan, the CEO of Ixora Skincare, an epitome of a self-made woman. While she has achieved so many things, …
Bad girl gone good Book:Bad girl gone Good Author: Alisha Kay Rating 5/5 Book Reviewed By – Sameeksha Manerkar ThinkYou always want to live a low-key life. You wish to stay out of trouble and scandals.You are a sweet innocent person who does not want drama in life. Now, let’s compare what you want versus what …
Once upon a kiss Book:Once upon a kiss Author: Shilpa Suraj Rating 5/5 Book Reviewed By – Sameeksha Manerkar Nothing beats the happiness of knowing that Shilpa Suraj has a new book releasing soon. You don’t need the blurb or the title to plan if you will pick her book. That’s the charm she …
Ladies’ Tailor Book:Ladies’ Tailor Author: Priya Hajela Rating 5/5 Book Reviewed By – Sameeksha Manerkar Partition. Pre-Independence. Post-Independence. India. Pakistan. Hindu. Muslim. Sikh. War. Massacres. Refugee. We read these words, acknowledge them, and move on. We never try to understand their real meaning and the horror memories attached to them. ‘Ladies’ Tailor’ by Priya …