It was ok can be read Once. Honestly, I had published this post with just that one line. but given the fact that I’ve read almost all his book and I will definitely read the next book in the series when its published so a bit more space was required. I don’t much remember the content of First 3 books…
It is hard not to fall in love with the writing of Ruskin Bond be it his books or his autobiography. The nuances of his writing is hard to find somewhere else. In all it is far more than an ordinary Autobiography. I took my time finish this book but most of the reading was done in first 3 days…
I have read all book by Raymond E. Feist and I try to read his books as soon as it published. by default his books are marked as 5 star rating. but this one left me really disappointed and felt like it kind of ripped off on starwars Force when it described the poer of furies that the Lead Hatu…
The Code Breaker : Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing and the future of Human Race is the second Biography I’ve read by Walter Isaacson. The First one was Steve Jobs, although I took considerably short period to finish it than this one. The book discusses about the CRISPR technology its development and its capability along with the moral issues of using…
I took my fair share of time to finish this book its not because its boring but I couldn’t read it as fast as I wanted. Like most of the biographies I read I find this one incomplete as well. Incomplete in a sense that it fails to give you the full picture and in all honestly everybody wants their…
I have read all the Fowl books by Eoin Colfer. Although most of them were before I wrote this blog and the first two books of the The Fowl Twins series just as I started this Blog. All in All as you have see that I have given 5 stars that in it self is the testimony that I like…
The book start with the back story of this particular fantasy world and then moves on to main part. Half the book is spent describing ho the protagonist lives a quite life on a farmstead just like any other farmhand leaves you to believe the author was confused as to how he should further develop the book and once he…
As I have written on my rating explanations that a book who got a one star was likely a chore to read, and I won’t recommend it. I rarely ever rate a book 1 star. The point being I rarely ever ever rate a book One star. I don’t think I’ve ever given any book a One star since I…
This is the first book by the Author Robert Ludlum that I’ve read. I’ve earlier seen the Movies based on his Jason Bourne series. I’ve three more books by the author that I’ll read in due course of time. I picked up the four book compendium of Robert Ludlum mainly to complete my reading challenge for the year 2021. It’s…
The Man who solved the Market, How Jim Simmons Launched the Quants Revolutions by Gregory Zuckerman is a story about how a man at a time when computers were taking lead roles in every other industry except the Financial market used Mathematics and Computers to give investing a completely new directions. We heard of behemoths like Warren Buffet, Peter lynch,…
Date read : 14.09.2021 – 17.09.2021 Queen of Storm is the second instalment of the Firemane saga written by the author Raymond E feist. before I continue to more about this book in particular I have to say that I have been a big fan of Raymond E. Feist since I laid my eyes on his first book. Since then…
The Splendid and the Vile: A Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz by Erik Larson. This book although informative about the how life was in the UK at the time of Nazi invasion but looses readers attention after 300 pages or so. If I had to add a narative or lines from each cast it would be…