Title: The Seafront Tea Rooms Author: Vanessa Greene Publisher: Sphere (9 October 2014) Paperback: 407 pages Blurb Charismatic journalist Charlotte is on a mission to scope out Britain's best tea rooms…
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With so many books in my reading list, more stories to post and not to forget, those fancy ideas of dance classes or learning about new culture; I believe these little things impact your curious soul in a much bigger way. For as…
- Shivani Chauhan
- Impulsive Reader & Reviewer.Beach Lover.Over thinker.Experience Seeker. Recording stories inspired by the trivial happenings of life.
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So this happens to be one of those books whose cover instantly drew my attention towards it. I’m intrigued by pretty book covers and old and decaying pages. My mind automatically opens up to possibilities, and in this case, I was reimagi...
Patient by Ben Watt is a autobiographical narrative about his struggle to fight against death and a rare illness. It was a different read for me, in the sense that it was the very first time I was exploring a patient's perspective, which...
To add diversity in my literary experiences, I'd chosen this book to explore the thriller and suspense genre, in particular. And I have to say, this was a good read to start the month off right.
The book essentially revolves around a f...
As the author belongs to Bengal, he exhibited several anecdotes about the place, crowd, and its culture. The characters are inspired by the common people, hence, helps you to easily be engrossed in the lives of the three chief protagonis...
The cover of the book is very appealing. The picture of heels and wine on a glossy red background is totally appropriate for the story. The book is a blend of humor and emotions. It is a hilarious take on men and relationships. In additi...
