Hello Book Dragons! How’s your reading coming along? Have you been closing in on your Goodreads goal of this year? I personally haven’t set a goal this year. I am just going with the flow 😅. This year, my reading progress have been slower but still better than last year. One of my recent additions
शिक्षा की ताकत | Educational Story in Hindi गाँव के एक कोने में एक छोटा सा स्कूल था, जिसे मास्टरजी चलाते थे। मास्टरजी का असली नाम रामप्रसाद था, लेकिन गाँव के सभी बच्चे उन्हें मास्टरजी ही बुलाते थे। मास्टरजी का सपना था कि गाँव के सभी बच्चे अच्छी शिक्षा प्राप्त करें और जीवन में सफलता
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I have reviewed The Great Loveda Brown by Jolie Tunnell for Reader’s Favorite. Amidst the pine trees and mountains, unsolved murder cases are piling up in the small town of Idyllwild in this historical fiction, The Great Loveda Brown by Jolie Tunnell. Chanting “Damn Billy Dunn,” Loveda Brown escapes from her abusive husband, Billy Dunn,
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To be a parent to a special child is not easy. Whatever you do is never enough. Your emotions and feelings go haywire but the deepest emotional turmoil goes unnoticed. The fear of judgment and guilt prevails. Amidst the chaos when the heart aches for love, there is no right and wrong. The situations and
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Faron Vincent, five years ago when she was twelve, had become a legend, “a living saint” when she liberated her people of the island nation from a dragon-riding colonising empire. All by being a host to the gods of San Irie, being a medium for their powers and using it as a weapon to be
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The Canticle of Ibiza by Justin Kurian paints a captivating portrait of John’s journey from the Upper East Side of Manhattan to the enchanting island of Ibiza in search of his long-lost friend Gunther, with whom he had planned a philosophical theological journal years ago. The novel weaves together vivid descriptions, quirky scenarios, and a mystical
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“Civilizations come and go; they conquer the earth and crumble into dust; but faith survives every desolation.” The above quote, to an extent, defines one of the major themes of the historical novel, ‘The Greatest Battle of Culture’ written by Panigrahi Bethi. Staged against the Indus Valley civilization in the era of 1500 BC –
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Have you ever opened a book and found yourself transported to an entirely new world? Whether it’s the mysterious floating island, the bustling streets of Tokyo, or a magical library that exists between life and death, the setting of a novel can often become as memorable and compelling as the story itself. Today, I’m excited
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THE COMPLETE MAUS (I & II) Maus I: A Survivor’s Tale: My Father Bleeds History. Maus II: A Survivor’s Tale: And Here My Troubles Began. One word review: Residual! Goodreads: 4.57 [Subjected to change] Art Spiegelman is a contributing editor and artist for the New Yorker, and co-founder/editor of Raw, the acclaimed magazine of avant-grade
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The monsoon season is the kind of season where half of the population grumbles and complain because of too much rain while the other half rejoice in the fact that it is finally raining because this gives them some respite from the unbearable heat of summer.
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