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I thought that no matter how many hills and brooks you crossed, the whole world was Korea and everyone in it was Korean. —Park

Starting the year with versions of Ramayana and narrated not by Valmiki but by the modern day authors - Amish and Chitra Banerjee

This book is same as ‘The book of laughter and forgetting’

1 year and 6 books only... not my best and probably the worst.. but then again moving countries, starting new job, traveling multiple countries and Netflix binge have given me more stories to live then read. So I am not complaining and only feel gratitude for a good year if not for my reading list. But 2020 hopes to be better and hopefully a good set of books are waiting to be read!

A sad state of affairs, my 2019 list of books is a dismal count and unfinished books! Life of a book lover when you become a mother and move to a new country, or you could say Netflix is an easy distraction! All I can say I am disappointed in myself, I am failing my own high standards. Need to try harder.


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The family you are born into forms the foundation of your entire life. If you are lucky to have it all, father mother brother and sister along with a playful childhood, warm home and some happy memories - you are sorted for life. This is your universe of belonging and protection!

Aaaahhh the satisfaction of reading a delicious book - Funny, witty and Indian - ‘Extras’ is a delight. Kiran Nagarkar is a smart and fluid writer and he knows how to write a sharp and quirky tale.

The story so takes you back to MUMBAI of the 70s, the heavily optimistic city with so many dreams and so much hope. This book is an ode to the charismatic city of Mumbai...

Aaaahhh the satisfaction of reading a delicious book - Funny, witty and Indian - ‘Extras’ is a delight. Kiran Nagarkar is a smart and fluid writer and he knows how to write a sharp and quirky tale.

The story so takes you back to MUMBAI of the 70s, the heavily optimistic city with so many dreams and so much hope. This book is an ode to the charismatic city of Mumbai...

When your can barely read a book, and the pending book reviews loom over your mind! ☺️ to review or not to 😅

Every immigrant family, it seems, has someone who does not belong in the new country they have come to. It feels like permanent exile to that one brother or wife who cannot stand a silent fate and remain haunted by persistent ghost of an earlier place.