Divyanshi Chandra

Truth be told, I'm a little sad I don't see any article that says, 'Taylor Swift singlehandedly saved 2020.' And as it is clearly visible, I am a die-hard Swiftie. But that doesn't change the fact that 'evermore' is a musical triumph. It's magical, beautiful and takes you on a lyrical, as well as a musical journey. 'willow'; I don't know how can this song not make you drop what you're doing, close your eyes, and smile as you're listening to this melody. This album should be on everyone's must listens!!

I'm spellbound by the album. I've always been a Swiftie, but I don't know how can someone who's not one, not fall in love with 'folklore'. The writing is impeccable, the melody is beautiful, and the songs, the songs; I don't think there are any skips. 'exile' would make the rest singers exile, 'seven' is how many Grammys she should get for this, 'cardigan' is what I need for the chills the songs gave me, 'august' is the month I played folklore on a loop, and 'peace' is what one gets after listening to folklore. 🥺💛🙌

I got to know about this book the other way round, from its movie. The gripping plot makes the book defy gravity. It's almost impossible to put the book down! You are awestruck, at a loss of words, intrigued and completely under the spell of the book. This psychological thriller should be in the book shelf of every bookworm!!

Twinkle Khanna is an author laced with wit, and she proves it yet another time. These four simple stories stir an emotion inside the heart. The thought provoking tales are written with a sly wit and I loved reading them.

While The Fault in ours Stars(another amazing book by John Green) ends with loss, Looking for Alaska opens up about the aftermath of loss.It somehow fills the void created by unanswered questions.This dark yet weirdly relatable book is a must read!