A wonderully quirky narration of unpretentious events. The stories make you smile because of its pleasantly simple yet cheerful sentiment. Of course, the struggles were real and having had to actually live through them and then provide a heartening recollection of those memories, Trevor Noah has done a terrific effort. This is one such easy go-to book when you are having a not-so-great day and would want to experience some soft-delight.
As JVN mentions at the beginning, this book is raw and out there! He reveals himself in all his glory and shows […]
Agatha Christie has been my favourite crime-fiction author from my pre-teen days. She could never cease to amaze me with her well-crafted […]
I picked up this book (Kindle edition) after having seen super positive reviews from some of the fellow-readers on Goodreads, whom I […]
So, this happened to be my first Ruskin Bond novella (although, I am certain that I have read some of his short […]
