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Book Review of 'The Clockwork Girl' by Anna Mazzola
Three strong females, all from a different class – a maid, a daughter, and a mistress. But all of them are caught in a web of horror, mystery, curiosity, and crime. ‘The Clockwork Girl’ by Anna Mazzola is a dark historical gothic novel.
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Book Review of 'Going Postal' by Sir Terry Pratchett
What type of options are in front of a con artist – Run a post office or face death? What will he do? What is so special about this post office? – ‘Going Postal’, a fantasy novel by Sir Terry Pratchett has answers to all these questions.
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Book Review of 'Elektra' by Jennifer Saint
Trojan War from the perspective of three females – ‘Elektra’ by Jennifer Saint, a story of anguish, frustration, helplessness, and revenge, a story full of emotions, a story of war but from a different angle.
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Book Review of 'Slime' by David Walliams
Slime is here, slime is there, just give a look, slime everywhere, is it magic or some venture, or has the author’s imagination gone for an adventure? – ‘Slime’ by David Walliams, a fun book for children aged 7-12.
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Book Review of 'The Ink Black Heart' by Robert Galbraith
Hidden persona, online hatred, the toxicity of chatrooms – all in the murder mystery novel ‘The Ink Black Heart’ by Robert Galbraith (or J.K. Rowling !!!).
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Book Review of 'The Man Who Died Twice' by Richard Osman
Murder after murder, real or fake --- who knows? A run for the diamonds – who is doing the duty and who is having the greed? To get answers to all these questions, read the book ‘The Man Who Died Twice’ by Richard Osman.
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Book Review of 'A Clock of Stars: The Shadow Moth' by Francesca Gibbons
A moth guiding two girls to a secret door, a door behind which a new world exists, a world that is full of fantasy and adventure, what will happen to the girls – ‘A clock of Stars: The Shadow Moth’ by Francesca Gibbons knows it all.
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Book Review of "Booth" by Karen Joy Fowler
“Booth” by Karen Joy Fowler - the story which is both fascinating and tragic, the story of a family of a famous Shakespearean actor, the family known for the drama, and the family which became the family of an infamous assassin.
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Book Review of 'Hamnet' by Maggie O'Farrell
‘Hamnet’ by Maggie O’Farrell is an emotional journey of the life of Agnes, a female who is an exceptionally gifted, a wife whose husband has gone away, and a mother whose son has died.
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Book Review of 'Ariadne' by Jennifer Saint
Daughter of King Minos, sister of Minotaur, risking life for Theseus, wife of wine-God Dionysus – explore the complexities of relations in this retelling of Greek myth ‘Ariadne’ by Jennifer Saint.
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Book Review of 'The Last Bear' by Hannah Gold
An eleven-year-old girl, a lonely bear, a deserted island – ‘The Last Bear’ by Hannah Gold, a key to the world of friendship, adventure, and meaningful messages.
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Book Review of 'Six Tudor Queens - Katherine Parr, The Sixth Wife' by Alison Weir
Was it a stroke of luck or destiny that made her the Sixth Queen of King Henry VIII - ‘Katherine Parr, The Sixth Queen,’ the last novel in the series of Six Tudor Queens, written by Alison Weir
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Book Review of Goodnight Mister Tom by Michelle Magorian
A malnourished and neglected evacuee Wilie, a kindhearted loner Tom, a cheerful and helpful village community, and the horrors of World War II – ‘Goodnight Mister Tom’ by Michelle Magorian, a book worth reading.
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Book Review of 'The Thursday Murder Club' by Richard Osman
An unusual club, four friends, murder in the community – ‘The Thursday Murder Club’ by Richard Osman, a mystery with pure entertainment.
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Book Review of 'The Boy With Wings' by Lenny Henry
An ordinary boy, who is bullied constantly for his looks, who has a secret past, who can save the Earth from destruction – ‘The boy with wings’ by Lenny Henry.
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Book Review of Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley
An American teen’s attachment to her community, the community which has the beauty of its culture and traditions, where people are connected with love and joy, the community which is now threatened by drugs and violence – Firekeeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley.
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Book Review of 'Hidden In Plain Sight' by Jeffrey Archer
Newly promoted Detective Sergeant, his task to track down the drug gangs and capture their King. Will he get successful or will his promotion make him despondent? – Hidden In Plain Sight by Jeffrey Archer.
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Book Review of 'The Fell' by Sarah Moss
November evening, 2020, the time of the pandemic, a woman breaks the law by going out while on quarantine, resulting in an injury and a big mountain rescue operation – ‘The Fell’ a book by Sarah Moss.
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Book Review of 'In a House of Lies' by Ian Rankin
A cold case investigation of a missing Private Detective, whose body is found in the boot of a car after 12 years, whose ankles are shackled by a pair of handcuffs and whom Rebus and his team tried to find years ago – ‘In a House of Lies’ by Ian Rankin
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Book Review of 'Winners' by Daniel Steel
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. And those who can make this lemonade are the true winners. This is what the book ‘Winners’ by Daniel Steel is about.
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Book Review of 'Amari and the Night Brothers' by B.B.Alston
Who knew a debut novel can be so enthralling? ‘Amari and the Night Brothers’ by B.B.Alston is a breathtaking fantasy adventure where readers get swept into a supernatural world full of magic and mysteries.
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Book Review of 'When the Sky Falls' by Phil Earle
A touching story of a twelve-year-old boy living in a war-torn city, and his bond with an ape. ‘When the sky falls’ is a riveting and wonderful book that takes the reader back in history to the most turbulent times of World War II.
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Book Review of 'The Christmas Pig' by J.k.Rowling
A story of a boy, whose love for a toy pig takes him to an adventurous journey to the Land of the Lost. The Christmas Pig by J K Rowling is a captivating and imaginative fairy tale for children in the age group of 8-12 years.
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Book Review of 'The Subtle Knife' by Philip Pullman
The opening up of a different world similar to ours, the search for a knife which can slice through anything and the courage of a young boy named Will and a girl called Lara , 'The Subtle Knife' written by Sir Philip Pullman will immerse its readers in the world of fantasy and adventure.
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Book Review of Northern Lights by Philip Pullman
Have you ever thought of the existence of different worlds side by side? The book 'Northern Lights' (also known as The Golden Compass in Northern America) written by the Philip Pullman accentuate such existence.
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Book Review of Percy Jackson Series (Book 3,4 & 5)
I am a book lover and books are my passion. My reviews are for the books which are read by me and they are based on my own views. This time I am continuing with the Percy Jackson books by the author Rick Riordan. The reviews are of Percy Jackson series, books 3,4 & 5.
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My Honest Book Reviews - Percy Jackson Series (Book 1 & 2)
I am a book lover and books are my passion. My reviews are for the books which are read by me and they are based on my own views. This time I have chosen to write the reviews of Percy Jackson books (book 1 & 2) by Rick Riordan.
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Michael Morpurgo Books - Mistry Reviews
My honest books reviews are for the books which are read by me. These are based on my own views and are not reflected by anybody else. In this article, I have chosen to write the review of three books of Michael Morpurgo written for the age 9+ years.
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David Walliams Books - Mistry Reviews
A journey to the world of entertainment, excitement and humour. That is what David Walliams books are for the children. In this article, I have chosen to write the review of three of David Walliams books written for children in the age range of 9-12 years.