Hey Love, I hope you are doing well. If you are looking forward to kick start your week and don’t know where to start, look no further. I have brought five journaling prompts that can help you to review your past week, reset and plan your week. Without any delays, let’s jump to the prompts:… Read More Weekly Reset: Journaling Prompts to reflect and plan your week
Book: Karna’s Wife, The Outcast’s Queen Author: Kavita Kane Publication: Rupa Publications Price: Rs. 295 Pages: 310 Plot: Karna’s Wife is a fictional book, based on Mahabharata. It is a retelling of the epic from Uruvi’s point of view. Uruvi (a fictional character) is the princess of Pukeya. She is the daughter of King Vahusha… Read More Karna’s Wife by Kavita Kane: Book Review
Book: Jane Eyre Author: Charlotte Bronte Publication: Penguin Classics Price: Rs. 109 Pages: 447 Plot: This is the story of Jane Eyre, from her childhood to adulthood. How she faces struggles in her life with her strength, adaptability, and yet being true to herself and her values. Jane is a young orphan, and she is… Read More Jane Eyre By Charlotte Bronte: Book Review
Many researchers found that being grateful is the key to happiness. According to Robert Emmons, the world’s leading scientific expert on gratitude, it can help in one’s physical, psychological and social health. In positive psychology, gratitude is associated with greater happiness. Gratitude helps people in feeling more positive emotions, relishing good experiences, improving their health,… Read More Gratitude, What does it feel like?
Book: 1984 Author: George Orwell Publication: Penguin Publishing House Price: Rs. 330 Pages: 326 Plot: As the name suggests, set in 1984, this is the story of a totalitarian state Oceania. A state which is governed by an all-controlling Party, a party which has brainwashed its people of thoughtless obedience to its leader called the… Read More 1984 by George Orwell: Book Review
Hey Love, I hope you are doing well. In one of my posts, I talked about how journaling taught me acceptance. Today, in this post I will take this journaling series further and give some journaling prompts so that you can start your journey with yourself. As Rumi said, “And you? When will you begin… Read More Journaling Prompts to know yourself better
Book: The White Tiger Author: Aravind Adiga Publications: Atlantic Books Price: Rs. 209 Pages: 321 Plot: Born in Laxmangarh in Gaya district, Balram belongs to a poor family. He was good in studies, and once was called ‘The White Tiger’ by a teacher because of his intelligence. But the fate was not in his favour… Read More The White Tiger By Aravind Adiga: Book Review
Book: Padhne Ki Dahleez Par Editor: Lata Pandey Publication: NCERT Price: Rs. 35 Pages: 62 This book is a collection of ten articles on reading. What is the meaning of reading? Are our children today learning to read or are they just learning to recognize the letters? And if they are only recognizing the letters,… Read More Padhne Ki Dahleez Par: What is Reading?
Book: A Place Called Here Author: Cecelia Ahern Publication: Harper Collins Publishers Price: Rs. 200 Pages: 387 Plot: A sock vanished and Sandy Shortt goes on a mission to find it. Sandy is obsessed with missing things. If this sock is not in her cupboard, washing machine, in the backyard or the piles of cloth,… Read More A Place Called Here By Cecelia Ahern: Book Review
Hey Love, I hope you are doing well. In today’s post, I will talk about my visit to Red Fort. Before the lockdown, we went to Chandni Chowk and visited some offbeat places like Ghalib ki Haveli and Naughara Gali. After these two places, we didn’t know what to do, so decided to visit Red… Read More Red Fort: A visit to the Blessed Fort
Book: The God of Small Things Author: Arundhati Roy Publications: Penguin Books Price: Rs. 450 Pages: 340 Plot: Set in Ayemenem, Kerala, in 1969, the book follows different generations of an Indian family. The God of small things is the story of Ammu, a young free-spirited girl who wanted to escape her ill-tempered parents. She… Read More The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy
Hey Love, I hope you are doing well. In my last post, I told you about my visit to Ghalib Ki Haveli, today, I will tell you about another offbeat place in Chandni Chowk, and this place is Naughara Gali. Let’s get started. Place: Naughara Gali Address: Gali Mata Wali, Kinari Bazar, Katra Shah N… Read More Naughara Gali: A mesmerizing alley in Chandni Chowk
