Is it just me or is every single person reading this book right now? I've seen people holding this red book all over Bengaluru. Everywhere. And all I can think of is… the amount of money this book is making 🥴 (Side thought - Arundhati mentions big earnings about her other books) The book is heart warming and wrenching. A memoir - I finished reading the book, slept - woke up and thought about it for some time. Not all books hold that power. 4/5 for me. This book is about trou

I'm out of control... What an Enrique start to the post. This is not the glamorous kind of addiction. But it costs about the same. It’s my addiction to going to bookstores. I plan dinners around bookstores. I time movie nights so I can walk in before the show . Even doctor appointments are quietly negotiated around one. This is what it means to love a place more than a habit. The problem is… I already own too many books. Too many stories. Too many unopened lives. And they we

Beige was never a colour choice.It was a permission structure. Once upon a time, brands sold you products. Now they sell you a temperament. Look around: Things aren’t black or white anymore (pun intended). They’re oat, clay, sand, mushroom, almond. Gadgets aren’t black or silver. They’re “stone,” “champagne,” “warm grey,” "rose gold", “porcelain.” You pay for the temperament. These aren’t palettes. They’re behavioural instructions. Beige tells you: - Be calm - Be minimal -

The 12-year-old Mariamma will stay with me for some time - but man, at 715 pages, this book felt never-ending.

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Oh, I was watching out for this one! After all, the 1st two books in the series were PRETTY GOOD! I rated both of them with 5 shiny stars.

The book is based wayyyyyy in the future - and you will notice no one uses phones! (imagine!). Apparently there was a war between humankind

Spoiler-free zone here, but let me tell you, this book is like reality TV for your brain. You can't look away, even though you know it's pro

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We jump back twelve years on Arrakis. We return to a Paul Atreides not bathed in triumph, but burdened by its weight.

This is for sure the saddest book I have ever read. In my life. The writing, the prose is gorgeous. Absolutely devastatingly beautiful, but