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Book Review: Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo

"After all their mad escapes and close calls, he’d started to believe the six of them were somehow charmed, that his guns, Kaz’s brains, Nina’s wit, Inej’s talent, Wylan’s ingenuity, and Matthias’ strength had made them somehow untouchable." OHMYHEART! Kaz Brekker is a genius! This has been a wonderful reading experience. From the beginning I decided to take it slowly so it could last longer, which was hard considering the book kept me on edges all the time with every plot twist and each unexpected turn of events. I have never written many updates for a book before Crooked Kingdom. And this says a lot. The story is written flawlessly. The characters' development was intricately displayed in a way that made them the interesting characters they are. Again, I must say Leigh Bardugo writes the best dialogues that are true to their characters. Reading Crooked Kingdom was like Matthias' description of Nina: “You aren’t a flower, you’re every blossom in the...
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Book Review: When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon

“This is our life. We get to decide the rules. We get to say what goes and what stays, what matters and what doesn’t.” 4.5 / 5 stars! This is the first book I read by an Indian author that is not fanfiction (YES, I read and love fanfiction). I really, really liked this book; it is unputdownable.  The writing style is so good. The characters are sweet and lovely. My favourite bit of romantic books is when the characters go out of their usual way for love and change and surprise themselves and make their own rules, just like in this story. Dimple is a coder. Her life mainly revolves around her dreams. She's smart, strong, and independent. The last thing she would agree to was an arranged marriage; it's something that has always seemed unfathomable to her. Enters Rishi, the family guy, who was not into coding, and cared about fulfilling the wishes of his family, including an arranged marriage to the daughter of family friends, that he abandoned his dreams till the e...
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Book Review: The Upside of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli

"I want to know what it feels like to have crushes that could conceivably maybe one day turn into boyfriends." 3.5 stars! This book is a good page-turner, and a fast-paced read; I finished 90% of it in one go. It's mostly like a movie about a teenager, except that Molly is actually better than many teenager heroines. She is honest and nice. But it was annoying that she literally called every guy mentioned in the book "cute". The above-mentioned quote sums up the plot. Sometimes, Molly says things that are so relatable, which is what I really liked about her. And Reid is a nice, lovely guy. I liked that he's nonchalant about most of the things teenagers obsess over. Here are two good quotes.  "There's something terrifying about admitting you like someone. In a way, it's actually easier when there's no chance of anything happening. But there's this threshold where things suddenly become possible. And then your card are on the table....
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