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Mini Reviews: Volume 1 ©Mridula Gupta Hey folks:  I had so many books in mind to review so I decided to club some together. These reviews may not be related to each other. It's just a haphazard list. This is the first part of the many Mini Reviews to come😇 Looking forward to your precious response. ------------------------------------------------💓💓💓💓--------------------------------------------------------- Sita’s Ramayana: Genre: Mythology ©Mridula Gupta Books take you places, but this one's gonna bring you home. As Indians, Ramayana has been drilled into our brains and souls. These mythological events have always been used as examples to teach us life lessons. They are an integral part of us just like our mother tongue. All our life we have been taught to sympathize with Sita and idealize ram. This book gives an understanding of the other side of the story. Ram's activities have been justified innumerable times but no one has ever talked ab

© Ritajit Chatterjee Hey folks :) Too lazy to look around for new releases? No worries, this post has got your covered. Also who doesn’t like a wee bit of surprise in life? Especially when it feeds the bibliophile in you? These subscription boxes are magic. Not just books, they also bring you merchandizes, collectibles and printables so that you could be the biblio-fashionista (I just invented that :P) and flaunt your eternal love for books. 1.  Big Book Box : Each box contains a newly released book as well hardcover books (depending on the box you choose). The box also contains some goodies along with printables. The prices of each box are listed below. They have monthly and quarterly subscriptions. Image  source The Big Book Box has four types of boxes: The Frappe box – 999/ month The Espresso box- 1599/ month The Cappuccino box- 2199/ month The Caffe Mocha box- 2999/ month The Caffe Mocha is a limited edition box. Opt for Quaterly subscrip

Hey folks, the prequel to the legendary Baahubali released recently.   Titled “The rise of Sivagami” by Anand Neelakantan the book illustrates the struggles of Sivagami, popularly known as the traitor’s daughter. She wants to avenge the royal family of Mahishmathi for feeding her father alive to the crows. The book covers all those emotions and turbulence she goes through as a young girl and the steps she has to take to be a part of the powerful 'people' of the empire. The book also captures the psychology of a slave (The one and only! Katappa) whose sole purpose in life is to serve the royals of Mahishmathi. His sense of duty and blind faith for his king and the country is sure to remind you of the Katappa in the movie “Baahubali: the beginning”. Now, Sivagami hasn’t been given much introduction in the movie so as to her background. Briefly, Sivagami is the grandmother of Mahendra Baahubali (shown in “Baahubali: the beginning”, played by Prabhas <3). She is