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 Books Vs E-Books While browsing the bookstore to buy a gift for that special someone (or yourself), you may be faced with a tough decision: e-books or the old-fashioned kind? Each one has its pros and cons, and choosing the best option depends on a number of factors. Even while growing up I bought books but since these ebooks were introduced I was in a dilemma about whether to buy a Kindle or to buy novels? So, here are some pros and cons.  Some of the practical advantages of going digital are obvious: A portable little e-reader can carry an entire library wherever you go, which is great for travelers or those who always want a choice of reading material. "First and foremost, consider the person and their lifelong preferences," Dr. Matthew H. Schneps, director of the Laboratory for Visual Learning, a collaboration between the University of Massachusetts Boston and MIT, told CBS News in an email. "Some people absolutely love the look, smell, and feel of the classical boo...

 The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo By - Taylor Jenkins Reid Genre - Fiction, Romance, Literature Rating - 3/5 Pages - 389 Hello Guys, I have completed this book. The committed readers of this blog will understand it. I have shared this book in my monthly favorites. For more details pls read that blog it was a new series that I started with all my heart and put a lot of effort on that particular series. If we get more views then I also have an ongoing secret project which I will share but not now. Now we will review the most famous, hyped, and most talked about book on Tick Tock and Instagram. People are all over this book. Let's find out if this book really deserves this hype or is overhyped? Let's start with a small overview - This story is about renowned Hollywood actress Evelyn Hugo who, after decades of blockbuster hits, is now 79 and ready to give an exclusive interview after years of dodging the press. But the only one granted access is a little-known journalist named Mo...

The Wizard Of Oz - By L.Fraunk Baum Genre - Classics, Fantasy, Children, Fiction Rating - 4.5/5 Pages - 154 Kindness. Wisdom. Courage. Those are the three things that L. Frank Baum’s most famous children’s book, The Wizard of Oz, is about. Those three things and, of course, the ever-important lesson that home really is where the heart is. I eventually dug into Baum's children's classics at the age of 18 and was mesmerized by the teachings and the values that he inculcate in his books. And those values are reaching the children in the best possible way. I grew up adoring the Hollywood film adaptation of The Wizard of Oz starring the ethereal Judy Garland and have been dying for the moment I’d open America’s first fairytale ever since my mom bought it for me when I urged her at the PTM. PTM was the only time and the place where I explore the books at the book fair. Many Indians can relate to me right now.  It is a lovely tale to tell you the truth, and it’s because (perhaps as an...

 Monthly Favourites  A Description of the Section -  Hello Everyone, On the mark of writing 10 book reviews on our beautiful blog. I want to deliver something more to my readers. So I'm starting a new series that is Monthly Favourites. Here I will be sharing my monthly favorite books which I like in a particular month. I will also be discussing the book which I would be reading currently. I am pouring my heart out to all the readers for this section. Hope you All will Enjoy it as much as I do. So here I am currently sharing my August Favourites. The Book I Love - For sure it is The Thousand Splendid Suns - By Khaled Hosseini. The emotions of the book are unforgettable. And the characters will always stay in both my heart and mind. I have reviewed the book for you guys so plz check it out and give your honest opinions. The Book I am Currently Reading- The book I am currently reading is The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo - By Taylor Jenkins Reid. It is a thriller book about ...

 Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life  - By Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles Genre - Self-Help, Non-Fiction, Philosophy Rating - 5/5 Pages - 208 The people of Japan believe that everyone has an ikigai – a reason to jump out of bed each morning. And according to the residents of the Japanese island of Okinawa – the world’s longest-living people – finding it is the key to a longer and more fulfilled life. Inspiring and comforting, this book will give you the life-changing tools to uncover your personal ikigai. It will show you how to leave urgency behind, find your purpose, nurture friendships, and throw yourself into your passions. This book means so much to me. I'm more into fictional books but this is the book that gave so much information to me and I enjoyed reading it.  The authors define ikigai and the rules of ikigai—they conducted a total of one hundred interviews in Ogimi, Okinawa to try to understand the longevity secrets of centenarians and sup...

 Half Girlfriend  - By Chetan Bhagat Genre - Fiction, Romance, Indian Literature Rating - 3/5 Pages - 260 Chetan Bhagat is a popular youth icon and author of India. He is the author of bestsellers like One Night at the call center, Five Point Someone, 2 States, etc. There are some books that are called leisure fiction. These are the books that we can read in our spare time but, mostly, can’t find any ideas other than pure entertainment or maybe hollow entertainment as well. However, there are certain novels which can provide multiple ideas despite being a leisure fiction. I am talking about ‘Half Girlfriend’ by Chetan Bhagat. There is a Bollywood movie adaptation also in this novel. In the movie shraddha kapoor and arjun kapoor was the main lead.  The story is pretty simple and the language used is pretty simple hence making it a very beginner-friendly book. So budding readers who want to read a pretty simple novel and also want to know Chetan Bhagat's writing style shoul...

 - The Girl In Room 105 - By Chetan Bhagat Genre - Fiction, Mystery, Thriller, Crime Rating - 3/5 Pages - 534 Indian readers enjoy a love-hate relationship with Chetan Bhagat . We love him & we hate him. He is probably India’s most trolled writer and yet his books have also managed to become the highest grosser every time.  The book boasts of a fresh storyline and a decent effort in terms of plot and plot twists. Mystery and entertainment also don’t come far behind. As is quite obvious from the blurb,  The Girl in Room 105  is a story of a love gone wrong but not in a cliche way.  The book is basically a crime mystery  in the garb of a romantic drama. Surely, there is a bit of both (romance and drama) but the suspense overpowers them in a big way. Keshav Rajpurohit  is an IIT pass-out who, much to the chagrin of his proud family members, is teaching in a JEE coaching center in Delhi. He is still in love with his ex-girlfriend, the beautiful K...