The Music of Chance by Paul Auster
The Music of Chance by Paul Auster is a phenomenal book, with many allusions to philosophy. It reads like a cutting-edge fairy tale!
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21st May 2019
Not your usual memoir. ‘Anusual’ by Anu Aggarwal
We remember her as the fresh face from Aashiqui who won over the hearts of fans at the time. Anu Agarwal’s fame was short in duration, but she left a deep impact. Why did she leave the scene? What made her turn into spirituality? What was that one moment that changed her life forever? Anusual tells it all in her own words.
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10th April 2019
The Muralist by B.A. Shapiro
The Muralist by B.A. Shapiro
The Muralist by B. A. Shapiro talks about the budding Abstract Expressionist movement against a fictional but heart wrenching account of refugees in World War II.
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18th October 2017
Summer House with Swimming Pool by Herman Koch
What happens when the ultimate holiday soon turns into a nightmare? Summer House with Swimming Pool by Herman Koch is a page-turner you can't miss!
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8th September 2017
Between the Lines: A gripping and romantic tween-age fantasy
Prince charming...and happily ever after? Between the Lines is an enchanting YA novel by Jodi Picoult, co-written with her teenage daughter. Lose yourself in a heartwarming and gripping tale!
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11th August 2017
Spinster by Kate Bolick: A new take on spinsterhood?
Why can’t spinsterhood become a lifestyle and not just a label? Spinster by Kate Bolick explores the notion of individuality in this book which will appeal to anybody who values personal freedom!
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28th July 2017