Outset-Rakhi Jayashankar's blog

A pitstop for books

Search This Blog

Subscribe to this blog

Follow easily

Pages

Home
Review Policy
Review Program
TBR
Articles
Interviews
Contact

Showing posts with the label 1098

View all

Posts

Don't call her mother, call 1098 instead

December 02, 2015

+

Get link
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Google+
Email
Other Apps

Top 50 Indian Book review blogs

Facebook

Rakhi Jayashankar

Promote Your Page Too

Book Sirens Reader Rank

Rakhi's ReaderRank

Rakhi has reviewed 427 books with an average rating of 3.946 out of 5.

276 people have found Rakhi's written reviews to be helpful on Goodreads.

Top 20% based on reading volume

Top 50% in books from small presses

Top 50% in Nonfiction

Top 50% in reading diversity

Top 50% in readers helped

Followers

Contact Form

Name

Email *

Message *

Total Pageviews

Skillinfinity

Indiblogger

Goodreads

Rakhi's books

Pawned Queen

by S.K. Thomas

My rating is 3.5. The reason is given below. Highlights Pawned queen is a mix of first person narrative of Melissa and third person narrative. The story line proceeds in an unconventional way by switching between the present and past. ...

Seeking Redemption

by Madhu Vajpayee

Review on 27 th Nov

Humbling and Humility

by Rian Nejar

The language and craft of the story is solid. It is more of a monologue of the protagonists but yes, there are conversations but in a lesser number. Nevertheless, readers would not be bored. Author is absorbed seamless into the protagoni...

The Bobble Heads of My Life

by D. Everett Newell

The book is a collection of 77 poems, five micro stories, and a short novel. Author’s love for his hometown and his family is the main highlight of the book. Nevertheless, through the magic of words, he succeeded in spreading a feel of u...

The Free Market Existentialist: Capitalism without Consumerism

by William Irwin

Detailed analysis and a thought provoking elucidation of the philosophy of Existentialism in the free market scenario. The book is an adult non-fiction. Author, who calls himself an existentialist, tries to put forth a conglomeration o...

Tumblr

Proud Indiblogger

Blog Adda

Mom bloggers

Book Club Badge

Powered by Blogger