Nayanika Saikia reviews Ngozi Adichie’s essay on grief and analyses its relevance to our daily lives.
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‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ Is A Masterclass In Nature Writing
Let yourself transported to the fishing village of Barkley Cove in Delia Owens’s acclaimed novel.
‘Hot British Boyfriend’ Made Me Relive My Teenage Years
Vicariously studying abroad and making bad romantic choices all over again.
Michael Rosen’s ‘Many Different Kinds of Love’ Is Essential Pandemic Reading
Did I really want to read about the pandemic during the pandemic? Like many, reading is an escape for me, so in the middle of a pandemic this book didn’t immediately attract me.
10 Exciting Book Releases Coming This June
A custom-made list of upcoming book releases, especially for Coffee Time Reviews readers. Which one will you pick?
‘Ariadne’ Gives Voice to Women Suffering for Men’s Misdeeds
This Greek myth retelling gives a voice to the heroine Ariadne. Warning: don’t read this book in one day. Here’s why.
10 Benefits of Reviewing Books
Reviewing books is the real deal, let’s face it. Here are 10 reasons why it’s so great.
‘People We Meet on Vacation’ Was Not the Book I Expected
In fact, this romance was even better. Find out how the friends-to-lovers trope made it a great read.
‘Merging the Drift’ by Tom Bray Offers a Refreshing Commentary on Death
This debut is not to be missed. Find out how Tom Bray explores death and trauma and why you should not hesitate to approach these dark themes.
‘Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982’ Made Me Realise I Was Wrong About Misogyny
If you also think you haven’t been the victim of gender prejudice, this book will help you see the truth.
