If you have kids aged 10 and below, I would recommend ‘The Magic of Friendship’, especially if your read them bedtime stories. The story is narrated in simple language and the illustrations add to the tale…

This is my 500th blog post, so the Wordpress dashboard tells me. And I’ve got my special prizes lined up for this giveaway. 🙂

 
I enjoyed The Seven Steps to Closure. There were a couple of times in the beginning when I almost gave up, but I am glad read to the end. Usher’s writing has promise and I look forward to her other books. A good read if you can stick it through the first half.

The guys over at Grammarly have promised to donate $10 to a literacy-promoting charity of my choice so I just got to do this… 😉

With online artisan marketplaces like ItsHandMade, CraftsVilla, and Afday already operating in India, what makes ezebee.com so different?

 
Should you buy spectacles online or offline? How good is the Lenskart eye-checkup? Ophthalmologist or Ophthalmic Technician? Physical store or Lenskart? This review answers these questions. 🙂

 
If you are wondering what to read, think no more and just pick up Love Muffin and Chai Latte. I promise it will not disappoint, that is as long as you have a sense of humour. 🙂

The Amazon Kindle Unlimited program is finally here in India, but before you hit that subscribe button here are a few things you should know…

 
I enjoyed the book and would definitely recommend it. It’s a good one to choose when you want a light read and you’ll especially enjoy it if you’ve known the struggle of finding the woman in you. Recommended for all ages and genders. 😉