Reviews & Musings: March 2016

Wednesday, March 09, 2016

I want to take my blog to the next level #Blogchatter

I was tagged by Tanmay to to write this post. I always wonder what all do I need to do to take my blog to the next level.

Source: www.67notout.com

Start reading other blogs more often.
Comment on other blogs more often.
Write more regularly.
Write more relatable stuff
Read various issues to write about them.

All checked and yet it does not happen so what do you do next? Sit and wonder what to do?

Monday, March 07, 2016

Book Review: Musings of Desire (Poems) by Amit Radha Krishna Nigam

Introduction

ISIN: 978-1482859607
Genre: Poetry collection
Publishers: Partridge
Price: Rs. 450/- (I got this book from the author for a review)

See through time's bleary glass, a little beyond in the past, Within the corners of our living rooms – Memories are sweetly nesting. They have made a house within our houses, basking in the glorious light, or reclining upon the soft couch in the shed. . .. From examining the nostalgia of love, to muse upon the memories of losses and pains, this, Amit's third collection of poems and verses, is even richer and poignant. While at times, it is engaging, devotional and philosophical, at other times, it also observes quietly the nature of our contemporary world.

Behind the book

Source: www.amazon.com

Wednesday, March 02, 2016

Book Review : Principally Yours by Bubloo Sen

Introduction

ISIN: 978-9384439644
Genre: Biography
Publishers: Authors Upfront Publishing
Price: Rs. 295/- (I got this book from the Read Out Loud for a review)

At thirty-five, she was a good wife and good mother. She had it all - a loving husband and three adorable children. But she wasn’t happy. It took children from an underprivileged background to help her find herself and discover a purpose so deep that it changed not just her life, but that of generations to come.

Principally Yours is the story of how one woman fostered hope in young people. A Hindu principal teaching economically challenged Jewish and Muslim students, enveloping them in love and harmony, instilling in them pride and a belief that commitment is all it takes to make life good. Not an easy task, given the odds, but Bubloo Sen had a steely resolve and a charismatic personality. In her dictionary every ‘No’ was met with a resounding ‘Yes’.

Behind the book