This blog is our space to write about our thoughts, views and notes about our travels. Osho owned 90 Rolls Royces while being a Sanyasi …. The so-felt contradiction is very fascinating and hence the name !
This is the 3rd book of Ravi Subramanian’s that I have read in quick succession. Have downloaded other books now so there will be a gap before I review another book of his. This book is again a good one to use for a classroom discussion on office politics, incentive programs and overbearing personalities as … Read more
As I mentioned in my review of Ravi Subramanian’s first book, I like his style of writing and I had already started reading this book as soon as I completed reading “The Bankster”. This book came out in 2007 and traces the careers of two IIM graduates Sundeep and Swami, from the time they join … Read more
I borrowed this book on Kindle Unlimited nearly two months back but didn’t get around to reading it. I finally picked it up just a couple of days back. This is also the first book out of the several books that Ravi Subramanian has written that I am reading. Its a fast paced book and … Read more
How do you review a son-in-law’s first book ? By forgetting that you are related to him :). So Jay, this is the review as a reader, not as your “difficult” mom-in-law. Just a bit of a background – Jay Puranik, the author is married to my best friend Geetu’s daughter Gayatri and at the … Read more
I completed reading this book nearly ten days back and still think of it a few times … its a work of fiction that is gripping, a psycho thriller with a psychiatrist as the main character. Alex Michaelides’ maiden novel is truly outstanding !! Some of the excerpts from the book that I thought were … Read more
With this book, I have read all the three fiction books that Fiona Barton has written. I read them out of sequence … I read her latest book “The Suspect” first and her first book “The Widow” second and her second book “The Child” as the third one :). This book too goes through interesting … Read more
This is the second book by Fiona Barton that I am reading …. the first one blew me away and set the bar really high. This one is equally gripping and fast paced, but I felt let down by the ending. I expected a twist in the tale but it didn’t come and I could … Read more
When I read the first Robert Galbraith novel “The Cuckoo’s calling” I was instantly drawn into the characters of Cormoran Strike and Robin. First it was a “striking” name (pun intended), really, Cormoran Strike? Is that a name ? Then as you get drawn into the plot and the mental picture of this man, you … Read more
Readers Beware : Please don’t start reading this book if you have important work to do or meetings to attend or anything with a deadline. Start it on a day or night that you can spare fully to complete reading it. Its un-put-downable ! Now that I have given you a fair warning, I can … Read more
Finally I have read the 5th book in the Jack McClure series. I completed this one almost two weeks back but didn’t get down to writing a review. This book is the first one where Alli doesn’t make an appearance and the last connection to her late father, president Edward Carson, the Secretary of Homeland … Read more