The Last Queen by Chitra Banerjee hits the right notes, again! The book is the story of "The Last Queen" of Punjab, Mai Jindan Kaur, wife of Ranjit Singh and mother of the last Maharaja of Punjab, Dalip Singh.

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30.11.2022

A Tail Of Love In Manchester Review | Asimava Roy Choudhury | Minireads

A tail of love in Manchester is a sci-fi novel, based in mythology, spirituality and out-worldly phenomenon

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30.11.2022

How to Read More Books | How to Read Better | Mini Reads

Hi there! If you are reading this, I am sure you want to read more books this year or even get started with reading books. In order to become a better writer, you must learn how to read first. In the end, it is all about becoming a better reader. I am writing this blog…

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30.11.2022

Oh dear mountains, I miss you! | Travel | Mountains | Minireads

It's been long since I have been to mountains. This is an ode to the mountains, asking for support and hope from the mountains

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30.11.2022

How to be a writer | Ruskin Bond | Book review | Minireads | Writing lesson

How to be a writer by Ruskin Bond is a short and easy read with actionable insights bringing 70+ years of writing experience of Mr Bond

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30.11.2022

Where Silence Ends: A Memoir by Ángela Ruiz | Book Review | Minireads

The book Where Silence Ends by Angela Ruiz and Mary Ruiz is the story of Mexican-American mother daughter duo telling the story of healing and redemption.

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30.11.2022

The Sickle Review | Anita Agnihotri, Arunava Sinha | Minireads

The Sickle by Anita Agnihotri explores complex world of politics, poverty, patriarchy and indebtedness in Marathwada, Maharashtra.

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30.11.2022

Where Silence Ends | Author Interview | Angela and Mary Ruiz | Minireads

We reviewed Where Silence ends a couple of weeks ago and we are here with the Author interview from Angela and Mary Ruiz.

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30.11.2022

An Ordinary Person's Guide To Empire Review | Arundhati Roy - Minireads

An Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire (2002-2004) is a collection of 14 essays written by Arundhati Roy. She weaves together the idea of increasing the influence of corporations in global politics and the economy. She also throws light on the increasing consolidation of caste and growing communal politics in India. This book is fiercely written…

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The Richest Man in Babylon Book Review | George S Clason - Minireads

The Last Queen Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni | Book Review | Minireads

A Tail Of Love In Manchester Review | Asimava Roy Choudhury | Minireads

How to Read More Books | How to Read Better | Mini Reads

Oh dear mountains, I miss you! | Travel | Mountains | Minireads

How to be a writer | Ruskin Bond | Book review | Minireads | Writing lesson

Where Silence Ends: A Memoir by Ángela Ruiz | Book Review | Minireads

The Sickle Review | Anita Agnihotri, Arunava Sinha | Minireads

Where Silence Ends | Author Interview | Angela and Mary Ruiz | Minireads

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