Quick Review –Penelopiad

  Book  – Penelopiad – The Myth Of Penelope and Odysseus Author – Margaret Atwood Genre – Historical Fiction Protagonist – Penelope Summary – The story of Penelope – as told by herself. In The Odyssey, Penelope – daughter of King Icarius of Sparta, and the cousin of the beautiful Helen of Troy – is [...]

Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

I never realized dystopian fiction could be this good. For the uninitiated dystopia is a vision, of an often futuristic society, which has developed into a negative version of  Utopia. A Dystopia is often characterized by an authoritarian or totalitarian form of government. It often features different kinds of repressive social control systems, a lack [...]

Bombay Time by Thrity Umrigar

I talked about a Thrity Umrigar book a few days back and today I am back,  to rave about her book  Bombay Time. Some of you might  know why this book is so special to me. I am a Mumbaikar and devour any book which mentions my city and it’s beauty. Umrigar puts my city [...]

The Space Between Us – Thrity Umrigar

A poignant , emotional story told in a way that is simply beautiful. Thrity Umrigar ‘s The  Space Between Us was one book at the end of which I was left speechless , not because of any ground shattering discovery or any revealed mystery but for the honesty with which it was told. Two women  [...]

Graphic Novels Challenge 2010

I discovered Graphic novels earlier this year and I was sucked in to this wonderful world. I did read a few books in this genre but I am still a novice.I need some recommendations people Ana from things mean a lot and Chris from  Stuff As Dreams Are Made On are hosting this challenge . [...]