Short Summary Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston is a romance novel about Alex Claremont-Diaz, the First Son of the United States, and Prince Henry of Britain. Initially, Alex dislikes Henry, but they are forced to pretend to be friends for the media. As they spend more time together,…
Short Summary Sipsworth by Simon Van Booy is a heartwarming tale about Helen Cartwright, an 83-year-old woman who returns to her English hometown, burdened by the loss of her husband and son. Isolated and grieving, Helen’s life takes an unexpected turn when a small mouse enters her world. She names…
“Solito: A Memoir by Javier Zamora follows nine-year-old Javier’s challenging journey from El Salvador to the US to reunite with his parents. Through this poignant narrative, themes of family, resilience, and the bonds formed during hardships are explored. It offers a compelling perspective on the migrant experience that resonates deeply.”
Piranesi by Susanna Clarke is a captivating novel about a man exploring a vast house filled with statues and the sea. The protagonist, Piranesi, interacts with an enigmatic figure and questions reality. The book blends magical realism and elements of a thriller, appealing to a niche audience despite its wide acclaim.
I got interested in personal finance and investing after reading the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. I invested some time learning things from Youtube and other mediums. But soon I start seeing burnout keeping it up with my work. And hence it chucked out. On reading this book, I realized…
There is rarely a case when I DNF a book. But I need to normalize DNFing for me. As a reader who wants to read all the books, I realize that I can read only a finite number in my lifetime. So, I need to be very judicious about the…
“After all, the appeal to stop being yourself, even for a little while, is very great.” If you love books and read about them on social media, then it is very likely that you have come upon the term dark academia somewhere or the other. As per Wikipedia, below is…
“We cannot help but be interested in the stories of people that history pushes aside so thoughtlessly.” When I visited Korea 5 years back, I couldn’t imagine that this beautiful and advanced nation has seen such dark days in the past. Having worked for a Korean company for almost 3…
It is rare for me to find the sequel of a book living up to my expectations. Hence needless to say this book like its predecessor is amazing. It’s difficult to talk about a sequel without spoiling it for the people who haven’t read the first book. So, please save…
