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September 2023 in Life, Books, and Blog
September was a busy month for me. Check out my September 2023 in Life, Books, and Blog in this post.
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The Colony of Shadows by Bikram Sharma – gripping fiction with disability representation
The Colony of Shadows is gripping, emotive, and atmospheric fiction with disability representation.
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Dhara’s Revolution is a delightful book for book for 8 year old that teaches essential skills
Dhara's Revolution is a beautifully narrated, delightful and lovely children's book for 8 year old that teaches essential skills.
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Top 5 Reasons to Read Midnight at the Houdini
Check out my Top 5 Reasons to Read Midnight at the Houdini in this post.
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Eventful August in life, blog, and books (2023)
August has been a busy and eventful month. Lots of things happened- few good but many bad. Here is how my August in life, blog, and books was this year -
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How to Reach Mars and Other (Im)possible Things by Menaka Raman – Women in STEM book for young readers
How to Reach Mars and Other (Im)possible Things is an amazing, informative, and inspiring Women in STEM book for young readers.
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3 Concepts books for 6 year old
3 Concepts books for 6 year old - Vaccine for Smartypants, Earthquakes for Smartypants, and Newton's Laws of Motion for Smartypants by Anushka Ravishankar
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My Roommate Is a Vampire by Jenna Levine – cute vampire romcom
My Roommate Is a Vampire is entertaining, delightful, fluffy cute vampire romcom with many laugh-out-loud and some silly moments. I had a fun time reading this.
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The Dictionary People by Sarah Ogilvie – well-researched nonfiction about OED
The Dictionary People is informative, fascinating and well-researched nonfiction about the contributors of OED, Oxford English Dictionary without whom success of OED would not have been possible.
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The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle – Best classic horror mystery
The Hound of the Baskervilles is impressive, engaging, atmospheric, and well-written classic horror mystery featuring the best detective duo of literature.
