What a beautiful book—or rather, how beautifully it is written! I must confess, I’ve fallen in love with Leo Tolstoy and would love to date him—not in the modern sense, but just to sit, talk, and listen to him endlessly. The plot is simple: a young girl, Masha, falls in love with an older man,… Read More Transient Love, Lasting Words : Reflections on Family Happiness
I recently read Dear Ijeawele: A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie—a short yet powerful book that makes for an excellent conversation starter with friends and family. It offers thought-provoking suggestions that invite deep reflection. The book is essentially compiled out of a collection of letters the author wrote to a friend,… Read More A Feminist Parent’s Guide: Lessons from Dear Ijeawele
A data-backed reflection on obsession, unread pages, and finding purpose in sharing I always had a dream of setting up a library. Once I started earning, I found myself hoarding books in no time—visiting Crossword whenever possible and picking up titles with appealing covers or names that caught my attention. I began with self-help and… Read More What My Book Shelf Taught Me
Urvi goes experimenting 