[Book Review] The Time Traveller's Wife

  Audrey Niffenegger's 'The Time Traveller's Wife' is a science fiction with the dose of time travelling. The cover would initially look quite confusing but later when you get on with the novel you'll get a hang of the idea that the author depicts countless times throughout...

[Book Review] Landline

"Landline" by Rainbow Rowell is the kind of the book you want to read if you want some paranormal activity in everyday life. The cover is really cool as well as dull at the same time. The yellow rotary phone amidst the grey background gives you the gloomy interesting touch, at least...

[Book Review] And Then There Were None

    Where to start? I think I'll start with the physical features of the book. So the cover doesn't give you much but the title sure does. And why not? It's Agatha Christie and therefore bound to be mystery but this is so fantastical and so mysterious that you will be wide...

[Book Review] My Sister's Keeper

Jodi Picoult's drama novel "My Sister's Keeper" often crosses the borderline of thriller. The cover of the novel gives us an insight into what we're going to discover in the pages. From the name of the book and its unique and rather original looking cover I draw a thin picture of what...

[Book Review] Great Expectations

Charles Dickens is one of the most celebrated authors in English and 'Great Expectations' being one of the classical novels that must not be missed, I was left with not much choice (not that I wanted a choice). I had a faint memory of reading the abridged version years ago and I distinctly...

[Book Review] The Cuckoo's Calling

Robert Galbraith aka J K Rowling's "The Cuckoo's Calling" is a fast paced modern mystery. This one definitely doesn't bore the reader anywhere along the entire book and it is one thing that the reader can always be grateful for. The mystery, though feels a bit roughened by use at the...

[Book Review] Kane and Abel

The first look of "Kane and Abel" got me thinking 'Kane and Abel... that sounds like a good old fight between  two guys' and I have to say that I wasn't wrong but it was a fight of brains not body. Jeffrey Archer's "Kane and Abel" hovers up on almost all genres - Mystery, thriller,...

[Book Review] On the Banks of the Mayyazhi

"On the Banks of the Mayyazhi" by M Mukundan is one of the most popular books in Malayalam genre. Translated into English by Gita Krishnankutty, this book gives us an insight into the lives of people during French rule in Mayyazhi now known as Mahe.  During the reign of French...

[Book Review] The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Finally, got my hands on the classic trilogy of J.R.R Tolkien. "The Fellowship of the Ring" is the first book in the series of 'The Lord of the Rings' and it was off to a good start. This fantasy successor of 'The Hobbit' was equally interesting though they share similar plotline. Frodo,...

Top 10 Books that I have read in 2015

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