The world right now is in utter chaos and it does feel like all hell has been let loose. From world leaders to billionaires who control world economy, everyone who has power seems not to care about the hellscape they’re turning Earth into. This is a great metaphor but what if a story is set on Mars and literal demons from hell are hell bent on destruction? What if the Earth is the next target of these demons? If this interests you, you should pick up All Hell Is Loose by Yashesh Rathod, a short novella that is available on Kindle Unlimited.
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Aashiqui Forever by Yashesh Rathod | Book Review
The year 1990 saw the release of Aashiqui, a Bollywood romance starring Rahul Roy and Anu Aggarwal as Rahul and Anu, two lovers trying to live their love while the world tries to bring them down. It was a runaway hit and its music is well-loved to this day. Yashesh Rathod pays tribute to this movie, as the title might suggest, in a new, short romance novella called Aashiqui Forever.
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery | Book Review
Wrote this review a long time ago – sometime in the middle of last year. But things happen and I couldn’t get to posting this. But better late than never!
The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway | Book Review
The impact that The Old Man and the Sea has is so intense that its review preaches more than the book does. No wonder the book was recognized and won the Pulitzer Prize in 1953, also gaining a mention when its author, Ernest Hemingway was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature the following year.
The Blue Umbrella by Ruskin Bond | Mini Book Gush
Ruskin Bond is pure genius in his simplicity. His stories are simple, yet carry a message that resonates with every reader in some form or the other. While The Cherry Tree shows the positives that comes from patiently nurturing trees (or people close to you, if you’re thinking metaphorically), The Blue Umbrella shows the stark delineation between adult and children’s thinking.
The Melodramatic Bookworm 