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17/11/2025

from cancelled plans to spontaneous plans, I grew up

except in this pink dress, I look wayyy younger than I am

07/10/2025

I know simply that the sky will last longer than I.
~ Albert Camus

📍 Birla Radhe Krishna Temple, Goa

25/07/2025

🌺 The Vegetarian by Han Kang 🌺

Alright I'll start off by saying that while I loved the storyline, the intricacies and the details of the book, I don't understand why it got a Nobel Prize. Maybe I'm dumb? Probably actually.

Maybe it's in the low ebbing tension and the way the story meshed and transformed. I couldn't believe whether I was reading a family drama, or a surreal horror or an unspoken psychological torment, or the implication of taboo.

Perhaps it was all of that.

15/06/2025

🏡 Banished from Bow by Sally Worboyes 🏡

A random book I picked up from a used books stall and I never thought I'd want to read it because it was so different from the books I loved- romance, romcoms, thrillers.

But I still picked it up, thank you reading sprint, and I loved it. I thought it'd be boring, slow, with funny accents (that was there yes) but surprisingly it was pretty fast paced and interesting.

Romance in the 1900s England, not an easy thing to do apparently, women empowerment, strong FMC and simp MMC, facing challenges together but vowing to be together.
Kinda made me jealous since I seek just that but never seem to find it.

But, my own lamentations aside, this was a great historical(-ish) romance and story and very enjoyable.

26/05/2025

🔮 The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna 🔮

A World Book Day gift from cutie , this book was as witty, fun, unhinged and sweet as us 🫂💜. The protagonist Mika learns to embrace her identity after having to keep it a secret for most of her life and brings forth a change in the world of secret witches who were made to live in isolation and alone.

A pretty handsome romantic twist in the form of Jamie added a nice touch to the story and much needed romantic respite to my tired-of-love-in-the-era-of-modern-dating heart.

Well that's it xD Bye

13/05/2025

☕ The Healing Season of Pottery by Yeon Somin ☕

I have no words to describe this book. It feels like a cold breeze on a sunny day when your body has sweat out. It feels like hot chocolate on a winter's night when it's snowing outside. It's like a lovers unspoken yet expressive words, when you're down in the slumps.

I started this book during a pretty phase of my life. I didn't think I needed healing then. But as the days progressed, and life happened, I understood why I needed this book. It wrapped me up in a cocoon of love and care, pacing me.

I wish I can let go of the fast life, the hustle and embrace the quiet and the cozy. Gosh. I wanna try pottery so badly. But it's so hot and humid and loo-ish that I'd rather die inside than go out to learn it.

Loved this purchase 🩷

26/04/2025

🌻 Maybe You Should Talk To Someone - Lori Gottlieb🌻

I believe this to be the first non-fiction book I've intentionally purchased in a long, long time, after having it sit in my Amazon cart for the last 4 years. All thanks to NDWBF. And I put off reading this because I knew it'd make me confront things which I'd rather not, but I still read it.

And it did. It made me realise the meaninglessness of my life, the futility of it and the deep seated fear, insecurity and hopelessness I delve into. Even though I have tried to make minor changes through the past few years, it's still a long road to go and it'll require me to make bigger changes, even sacrifices, to finally find myself at a place of contentment. Like Lori said in the book, people know what they need to change, they just don't. Guess that's been me too.

I can't hope to change overnight, over a fortnight or, honestly, ever. But reading this book has made me more conscious about what all I'm missing out and it'll remain a reminder- a warning- if I continue with my life just like this.

01/01/2025

🌺 Thanks For The Memories- Cecelia Ahern 🌺

2024 was a tough year, with a lot of topsy turvy, helter skelter and unprecedented 'stuff' happening throughout. It gave me courage, heartbreak, love bombing, good friends, trust issues, a lot of ships, stability and instability, losing someone precious and gaining someone else... All in all, a year with lessons and memories.

Thus it's fitting that I bid 2024 farewell with a book which is aptly named for what I went through. However, this is a sweet, rule-defying, miraculous romance with a happy ending (unlike me). When I started reading this book, I felt it was some heavy, mature topic, thought-provoking story but as I read more, I was so captivated by the world has built in the pages that I couldn't stop and finished it in just 4 sittings.

Loved Joyce's unbothered and reckless perusal of Justin and Justin's sweet sweet oblivion. I did feel that the ending was a bit rushed, a bit abrupt but it still somehow fit well in the whole narrative.

What are your memories from 2024 that you're thankful for? 💕

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