What is Loneliness? By Rebecca Eisenburg | Book review

Genre: Children’s fictionAge group: 3 - 7 yearsPages: 31My Rating: 4.8/5🌟Available in Ebook And paperback. Loneliness is a complex emotion and kids often struggle to talk about this with adults. In the book “What is loneliness?“, Rebecca Eisenberg tackles the theme of loneliness with sensitivity, providing children with valuable insights on how to cope with…

Reading update| Finding joy in the journey

Hello there ! Can’t believe it’s April already. It’s the beginning of summer where I live, and the heat is beginning to rise. Life’s a roller coaster and I’ve been away from this account lately but I haven’t forgotten y’all. So here’s my current reading update. I’ve read only 3 books so far this year…

Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis | Book review

I have been reading this book since December and to be honest I took it slow on purpose. I kept coming back to this book inspite my day to day challenges because it just felt so timely. This classic book by C.S. Lewis was originally part of a series of BBC broadcasts given by him…

All of Grace by Charles Spurgeon | Audiobook review

Hey there, hope your week has been well. I’m back at book reading again and my first review for this year is this lovely book by Charles H Spurgeon. “Grace is a gift to all mankind.” In this 19th century classic book “All of grace” by Charles H Spurgeon we are reminded of the Grace…

The Carols of Christmas by Alan Vermilye | Book review

Been reading this book for a while now. It has daily advent devotions on classic Christmas carols and is a perfect read for those looking to understand the true meaning of Christmas through the lovely Christmas carols. Sharing a little about one Christmas carol highlighted in this book: “O Holy Night” is a Christmas Carol…

Humility by Andrew Murray |Book Review

“Here is a part to higher life- down, lower down! Just as water always seeks and fills the lowest place, so the moment God finds men abased & empty, His glory & power flows in to exalt and to bless” This classic book is sort of a litmus test of one’s character. Its a book…

Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri | Book Review

Have you ever lived away from home - a different country or town perhaps? The nostalgia of traditions & childhood memories of home cooked meals which are no longer present where you live can all be so overwhelming. Pic captured by @coffeelifereads Publisher : 4th Estate Books (now owned by HarperCollins Publishers) Pages: 198 Language:…

Rise & Thrive by Subodh Bajpai | Book Review

Has fundraising been a huge challenge for your business ? Or are you a young Entrepreneur looking to scale up your business but find it too risky? “Rise & Thrive- unleashing the Entrepreneurial warrior within” by Subodh Bajpai (well known as India’s “Funding Guru”) is the book you should read. The author gives all possible…

Sofia Khan & the baby blues by Ayisha Malik | Book Review

Here’s a light and heartwarming rom com that makes for a lovely coffee table book. I could relate with all the ups and downs of early motherhood that Sofia was going through. Also kudos to the author Ayisha Malik for introducing the concept of foster parents and adoption with such humour and of course the…

Upstream by Mary Oliver | Book Review

“Attention is the beginning of devotion” - Mary Oliver Giving attention to the smallest details of this life God has blessed me with and learning to be grateful every step of the way is a sort of a journey I’ve decided to go on. This whole month has been a blessing of all kinds to…