Tag: Book Reviewer

The Hiking Trip | Jenny Blackhurst

If there is one book you are going to pick for your next vacation read then it has to be this. It is just a perfect company for a traveler’s mind as it captures the thrill of going on a trip, the pleasure of exploring new places and the absolute happiness of meeting new people. […]

Finders Keepers | Natalie Barelli

Rose is living a humdrum life as there is hardly anything consequential happening in her life. Till the day she comes across a newly published book ‘written’ by an author who despite being a mega influencer on social media, has not done any credible writing till this day. That book catapults Rose’s entire existence into […]

Funny Story | Emily Henry

This novel called Funny Story actually starts on a rather melodramatic note. The protagonist who also happens to be the narrator of this story is going through a messy breakup after a three-year long relationship. Her feelings just like her life, are all over the place but Daphne Vincent still soldiers on. She is a […]

Best Fiction and Nonfiction Books to Buy in February 2026

February 2026 brings one of the strongest reading months of the year so far, with books covering emotional literary fiction, cozy mysteries, thriller classics, historical stories, and insightful nonfiction. These releases reflect diverse voices and compelling storytelling, from established authors to rising literary talents. This curated collection is perfect for building your reading list or […]

Murder on the Cricket Green | Catherine Coles

If you are a fan of cozy mysteries and crime stories based in small villages, then this is the perfect book for you. Although I am yet to read previous books in this series, that didn’t prove to be an issue, as I was immediately captivated by this latest installment in the Martha Miller mysteries. […]

Southern Stock | Jenna Elliott

This book asks you to step into a world that feels familiar yet quietly unsettled. The characters are vivid with strong links to their historical roots. You can feel the presence of this weight of history throughout the story line, where traditions linger in the background and everyday conversations seem to hold more meaning than […]

Totally Fine | Nick Spalding

Charlie King is always Totally Fine. Anything life throws at him or anyone asks him about any topic- his standard answer is going to include those magical words. That’s his mantra to get through any difficult situation- no matter how big or small, no matter no trivial or serious. He tries to keep up by […]

The Chateau | Avery Bishop

A newly wed woman meets a mysterious stranger during her minimoon. Surprisingly nobody but she has come across this enigmatic woman who is supposed to be a resident in the same hotel as she and husband are planning to spend their short vacation. Almost everybody denies knowing her or refuses her existence. So much so […]

Home Before Night | J.P. Pomare

A short, gritty and mystery story taking place during the Covid lockdown in Melbourne can be the apt summarization of this novel by Australia based writer J.P. Pomare. Beyond its limited number of pages, this novel also has limited scope and a restrictive way of presenting the characters. Therefore, it becomes difficult to find a […]

Down Time | Andrew Martin

There are five friends and they are traversing their lives. They are millennials and they have crossed that hallowed threshold of age 30 to enter into mature adult existence. Still, they are not stable, settled or sure about their life. That’s the basic premise of this novel by Andrew Martin. There are two couples in […]