The red haired woman by Orhan Pamuk review

Publishers: Penguin Random House India Genre: Fiction Pages: 253 Translated from the Turkish by Ekin Oklap. This is the story of Cem, who helps his father run their father's pharmacy shop, Hayat. His father has leftist views and disappears one day. Cem cherishes dreams to become a writer. He spent his the summer helping out …

The sensational life and death of Qandeel Baloch by Sanam Maher.

Publishers: Aleph Book Company Genre: Non fiction Pages: 235 I confess, I love reading about controversial people because I believe there are two sides to every story. This was the hardest book I ever had to review. Maher has handled the topic with such poise and has given full justice to Qandeel's story. I had …

Daughters of the sun by Ira Mukhoty review

Genre: Non fiction Publishers: Aleph book company No of pages: 276 A richly researched and a well written book, Daughter's of the sun is a beautiful read. This book is about the women of the Mughal dynasty, how they helped shape the empire. A brief and in depth research about a topic which we seldom …

Don’t run my love by Easterine Kire review.

Genre: Fiction Publisher: Speaking Tiger publishing pvt ltd Pages: 121 My first book by a Naga author and I was mesmerized! This is the story of Atuonuo and Visenuo, her mother. Two hardworking women who cultivate paddy on their field and lead a content and a self sufficient life. The book is set it Kija, …