“Anne of Green Gables” by L M Montgomery

15 02 , 2022 No Comments
7 Sept 1986. A friend of mine told me on the school bus, when we were returning home, that the “Anne of Green Gables” series
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“Knotted Grief” by Naveen Kishore

08 02 , 2022 No Comments
unannounced visitorI dropped by into my dreamcareful not to awaken the buried whispersI lit a candle by their gravestartling the slumbering shadows into a frenzy
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“The Book: A Cover–to–Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object of Our Time” by Keith Houston

08 02 , 2022 No Comments
Books like The Book by Keith Houton will never go out of fashion. It is an informative history about the book. It is very American
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Brian Selznick’s “Kaleidoscope”

06 02 , 2022 No Comments
Many people didn’t understand what it was, and many thought that you had taken your sadness and loss and made something beautiful out of it.
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“Ganga’s Choice and Other Stories” by Vaasanthi

06 02 , 2022 No Comments
Tamil writer and journalist Vaasanthi’s collection of short stories Ganga’s Choice and Other Stories is mixed bag ( Niyogi Books). While the title indicates that
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“The Lost Daughter” by Elena Ferrante

06 02 , 2022 No Comments
The Lost Daughter by Italian writer Elena Ferrante is about forty-eight-year-old Leda, an English Literature teacher, who is on holiday in southern Italy. ( It
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“The Tombstone in my Garden” by Temsula Ao

04 02 , 2022 No Comments
This is the story of a lily that refused to bloom one season because she was dislodged from her accustomed position in the garden bed
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“The Age of AI and our Human Future” by Henry Kissenger, Eric Schmidt and Daniel Huttenlocher

03 02 , 2022 No Comments
Anything and everything about AI ( Artificial Intelligence) interests me. I read about it. I watch films about it. I am curious about its applications.
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“Sin” by Wajida Tabassum, translated from the Urdu by Reema Abbasi

02 02 , 2022 No Comments
This is a Muslim Syed girl from a family where liberties for women were thought odious. My father forbade us to attend school and purdah
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Manon Uphoff’s “Falling is like Flying”

02 02 , 2022 No Comments
Manon Uphoff’s Falling is like Flying is her first book translated from Dutch into English and published by Pushkin Press. The translator is Sam Garrett.
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