Book Reviews by Simran

Book: Death of dreams Author: Shruti Agrawal Each poem is inspiring and encouraging. The unique title is very well chosen and is quite apt. For when dreams die, poetry is born; when tears dry, words come to the rescue; and when dreams are shattered, holding a pen is the best option. The mesmerising cover shows a lonely figure, dashed against the background of a beautiful blue sky with an orange hue, creating an aura of peace as well as a tinge of aggression within the nature and the lone soul who had learned to survive alone. Each poem had come by digging into the deepest core of the heart and the darkest corner of the mind. Towards the end, the poetess conveys as to why she decided to weave words into poetry. Although the book "Death of Dreams" by Shruti Agrawal is a short-read one, but the essence that it leaves behind is definitely long-lasting. I'd rate this one 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 stars

TITLE – I AM A HOME TO BUTTERFLIES AUTHOR – J ALCHEM GENRE – Poetry The title reminds me of the feeling of ‘butterflies in the stomach’. It is an appropriate title. The cover goes well with the title, it is beautiful and attractive. The book is a collection of poems. It has poems from all the phases of love. From the  moment when you fall in love, the meetings, that first cup of coffee, the very first heartbreak, and the moment when you learn  to re-love after joining those shattered pieces together. All these poems are soul stirring and heart touching. The entire collection is very conveniently divided into sections. The book has been written In a simple language. The words, thoughts, emotions and ideas have all been described in a wonderful ways. Recommend for people who believe in love, life, emotions, feelings, etc. I'd rate this one 🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 stars.

Book: The case of black magic murders in Mumbai Cover: Good and attractive. The cover and title go with the book. The protagonist tanvi yadav is passionate and great police officer. 17 years old pari goes Missing, Tanvi handles the case and story moves with lots lo Twist. She came to know pari got kidnapped followed by no of murder of young girl. Will tanvi catch the murderer? What's her biggest fear? The plot is good and unique. The character are well developed and described. A good and light read. I'd rate this one 🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 stars.

Gore obsessions is the debut book of the author. Introduction: A series of mysterious murders has terrorized the city of London. The Police have failed terribly to catch the psychopath serial killer, feared by the name ‘Master’ who is also an artist. Hell came crumbling upon the shoulders of Edward when his brother, Benjamin, the superintendent of the London Police was murdered brutally. Turns out Edward is the next victim on the Master's list. As he investigates further, the mystery unfolds on a gory path that the world has never encountered before. Will Edward be able to stop Master before his Masterpiece takes shape? My review: Title goes with the story. The book is a very  short read, you can finish it easily. The writing style is easily understandable. The cover is appropriate as per the plot. Language is lucid. Overall a quick read for all the mystery lovers. I'd rate this one 🌟🌟🌟🌟/5 stars

Adventures of Pupu is a collection of eight short stories lived by a father that has been characterized by a son named Pupu. The father (author) thinks that the age, time and independence that he has lived he can’t give it to his son. And so, he has become a storyteller to narrate all his childhood fancies and mysteries. My Review: Children's books are meant for children so they are simple but the message given behind each book is so deep that it directly is for us. The book follows short stories about the adventurous lifestyle of a cute little boy named as Pupu. All the stories are quite different from each other. The protagonist is shown really well, his innocence is kept throughout the book. I also liked his father's caring nature. The title is apt and the cover is really cute & lovable. The stories are really short with a moral & gives a very deep meaning. The book has illustrations which make it look more real at times. Language is easy & the book is perf

The cover of the book is attractive. The book is small and light read with minimum number of characters. You can finish within one sitting. The language is lucid. The protagonist sahil is in love with varsha. She belongs to a rich family, has a brother Mr. Dev. Sahil is an orphan and has friend vaibhav. When both of them wanted to marry each other, Varsha's brother Mr. Dev turn their lives in a game. He puts some condition in front of sahil. If he complete within few month he can marry her. And the game begins. Read this one to get to know more about the story. Overall it's a small and good read. I'd rate this one 🌠🌠🌠🌠/5 stars

Bestseller by Ahmed Faiyaz is a journey of Akshay Mathur and Zorah Kalim. It’s a journey of a publishing house that is about to shut down when Akshay joins. Will he bring the Bestsellers and run this publishing house? What he’ll publish, how he’ll publish, it’s fun to read about them. The plot of the story is interesting full of twists and turns. The narration of the story is crisp and up to the point. One can relate to the story from the very first page. The book is all about the publishing business. Themes like friendship, relationships, humour are used by the author to make the story interesting. The witty approach by the author keeps the reader hooked throughout. There are drama and dialogues which keeps the reader invested in. I liked the character development done by the author. Each character has a vital role to play. The language used by the author is simple and easy. The writing style of the author is witty and gripping. With each chapter, the story keeps on building gr

Today's book is STALKER by SANDEEP SHARMA. TITLE: It justifies the storyline. COVER: Appropriate as per the title and the story. STORY LINE: A famous person, whose picture is always seen on page 3, Randhir Kamat. A girl, Deepali, is continuously stalking him on social media. Initially, he took is very casually, enjoying the attention that media was offering. But suddenly, things began turning ugly when his girlfriend Rupali started receiving threats of death. Without worrying about the consequences that might take place, Randhir planned to involve the police into the matter in order to catch the stalker. As Inspector Suraj, the in-charge of the case goes on digging deeper into the matter, he realized that everyone around is a liar. He is unable to calculate who is worth trusting and who is not. Within so many questions, what bothers the reader the most is, ‘How far can a person go for the sake of his dreams?’ My review: The plot is nice A thriller story which attracts many