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ARC Book Review: The French Girl by Lexie Elliott
I had been observing all the hype around The French Girl as a curious bystander until yesterday. During several attempts to kill boredom by refreshing my email, there were no bounds to my joy when suddenly I noticed an email from Penguin with the advanced reader copy. I had to start reading it right-away. True […]
MoreARC Book Review: Hotel Silence by Auour Ava Olafsdottir
Note: I got this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. My list of to-read books is a mile long, mostly because I like to take a break between two books. Sort of like cleansing the palate for the next experience. There is no method to madness for me when it comes to […]
MoreBook Review: When the moon is low by Nadia Hashimi
At the end of 2015, the global displaced population stood at 65.3 million as per UNHCR. To put things in perspective, this is the highest recorded number since the World War II. Of the top ten, Afghans are the second most displaced nationality. Living in Europe since last year, one word that I have read […]
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