Finally got my hands on this one.

This was such a relatable book and so easy to read. Finished it in a day and enjoyed it thoroughly.

Having read a lot of books based on holocaust, this one stands out for me as it's written by a psychologist where she focuses not only on surviving the camps but also the life after the liberation, the grief of losing parents, losing your childhood to the war and most importantly - how to be resilient.
Bonus- this book is filled with beautiful quotable lines.

This book is a memoir by a therapist who herself goes through therapy. The book portrays her difficult times in her professional and her personal life.
It's a very very well written book. Not only is it funny but so insightful. I have never saved up so many quotes/lines from any other book. Each one will make you ponder
I would 100 percent recommend this book to everyone. The journey is incredible.

Started this book yesterday, 150 pages in and I am already devestated.

The way it's written is so sorrowful. I cannot wait to finish this entire 700pages novel.

Now the picture of all the books i plan to read in the year 2021!
Which one should I start with?

Despite all the craziness of 2020, there's been no time best suited for staying home and reading.

Even though I couldn't physically travel this year, I definitely did discover new stories, places , characters by reading these beautiful books.

Picture of all the books ( plus several short stories and E Books) that I reach this year. :)

This year my sister gifted me the best Christmas gift- BOOKSSSS! ❤️❤️😍

I randomly bought this book by just reading the back cover imagining it to be something fun and surely I was right
The Rosie project is a pretty fun book, a very easy read which you can do during a weekend. Reading this book felt like watching a movie. A very cute romantic story. Generally I am not big on romance but this book quite surprised me with its cute moments.
I would definitely recommend it.

This is my first book which introduced me to Greek mythology and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The book tells the story of the goddess, the witch Circe. It beautifully describes her journey. The pace of the book was perfect , the story very interesting.
I loved the way Madeline Miller wrote the character of Circe.
I would highly recommend everyone to give this book a shot.

Went for some book shopping. ❤️❤️

Just starting this one.

Heard so many good reviews about this book. Let's find out

Bought myself some Non fiction books...
Yep hoarding is a thing 🙈😂

I used to wonder, how is it the 21st century and still people believe that blacks are inferior than whites? How are people still discriminating people on their race.
Well this book definitely explains the vicious circle which is still going on ....

Re reading my favourite non fiction book and it still blows my mind.
The language is so simple and the content is so interesting. Always loved Evolution as a subject in college. This book just reminded me that again.

Cleaning my cupboard got me likeee....
I think I need more books 😁🙈

Quite excited for this one...

Currently reading...
Really enjoying this book. Such an easy read after reading all these heavy novels. Eleanor is quite an interesting character, engaging story line.

Half way into this book and already loving it.
Never imagined a war book to be so funny! Haha

Currently reading......

I still can't believe this book was written by someone as young as 12-15 year old. She lived through the most difficult time imaginable and describes her struggles beautifully. I think everyone should read this book once.

PS. Really helped me feel better about this entire Quarantine situation 🙈

I cannot stress how much I loved this book.
One of the best non fiction books with so many eye openers.
It's a book full of amazing facts which for a change makes you feel better about the world we live it. It even gives light to some important issues regarding poverty line and statistics.
A very easy read. Read it slowly and take in every fact. You will surely love it. Trust me :D

Here the author is talking about Mantises. Such an interesting fact. Hahaha. Made me laugh

Btw copulation means sex. Hahah

Starting this one along with crime and punishment. Planning to read it slowly over the next month

I think this was my favorite quote in the book.

This is one of my favorite books.
Being a non religious Hindu, I have never read much about mythology. But lately I realised that Hindu mythology is actually pretty fascinating and that is when I gave this book a try.
This book is told from the perspective of a princess and has lots of beautiful strong feminist ideologies.
Even if you don't know anything about Hindu Mythology, give this a shot. There's always Google if you want to research

New books just arrived. Beyond excited to read them all. Yessss

I had pretty high expectations when I started reading this book mainly because the tv show version on Netflix is absolutely my favourite show and now I know why.
This book is engaging, disturbing and pretty fascinating.
It revolves around the psychology behind criminals , what makes them do the things that they do.

Because the main question is- are criminals born? Or are they formed?

Isn't this just so elegant?

I read this almost a year ago after suffering myself from some personal loss and this book really helped me through my own pain.
I would highly recommend this book for people looking for something sentimental and inspiring.
It makes you think about everything that is important to you.

I think this is such a beautiful description of Humbert's situation when he is with Lolita

This was one of the easiest book I have read. I felt the way they portrayed depression was pretty interesting and realistic. I loved the atypical melancholy that follows throughout the book however there were some parts which I couldn't really get my self to love.
I felt it was really difficult to fall in love with the characters. I even felt the book was over sexualized in many aspects. And the female characters were very submissive.

This book changed me.

Half way through the book and it's the most disturbing but beautiful book I have ever read ❤️