Utkarsh Bhatnagar

Hello All, I recently finished reading "Forty Rules of Love" by Elif Shafak. I guess I couldn't have started this new year by reading any book better than this. This book breaks the conventional notions about religion, love, spirituality, etc. by detailing the lives of: (a) Rumi (famous Persian poet from 13th century); and a women from modern day era, when these characters comes in contact with a person who is so different than them yet so similar.

Hi All, Just finished reading "Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine" by Gail Honeyman. It was absolutely a page turner, for me. While the context of book was about how an incident in one's childhood can affect the coming years, until you actually let it go. There were few aspects, which one could read in isolation and relate with the fast moving life. Had heard mix reviews till I read it, but from my side, I found it very engrossing. I am happy to discuss this book 📚:) Uttkarsh Bhatnagar