Continuing with the yearly ritual, this post looks back at 2015’s plans and charts the course for 2016. This year I’ve got my #ForeverTBR, Gardening, Zen Doodling, and Running on my list. What’s on yours?

Not just a story of blind ambition and betrayal, The Bestseller She Wrote is also the current state of India’s publishing industry – from author antics to emotional blackmail, Facebook fiascos to newspaper scandals, anything goes and it’s all in the book. For YA and above. Recommended if you are looking for a fast mindless read!

Buddha – The Wise One
11 Sept. 2004 – 22 Dec. 2015

You will be missed Buddha and yet I know you will always be with me, as that little hole in my heart that will be filled again only when we are reunited. Run free my child, I hope you get your very own hammock up there. xxx

I enjoyed The Starriest Summer by Adelle Yeung and definitely recommend it if you are a Young Adult and into video games and that kind of fantasy…

I’ve enjoyed this so much I think I’m going to this again. Putting together the interview from start to finish was a challenge and yet so much fun! And it’s so cool that my first interview is about a colouring book by Nina Sengupta.

‘Edible Weeds and Naturally Growing Plants in Auroville’ by Nina Sengupta is a worthy buy, not only for the hours of fun and relaxation you’ll get while colouring but also for the knowledge and resources given in the book for future reference…

 
Over all I enjoyed The Girl and The Clockwork Conspiracy and would definitely recommend it if you are into Steampunk and Romance. I for one, I’m definitely looking forward to book 3. 😉

So, how old are you? What’s your true age?

This weekend I’m off to Mumbai to attend the Indiblogger, BNLF event. BNLF stands for Blog Now and Live Forever and this is a once-in-a-lifetime event!