2023 Wrap Up Overview!

Books I read: 2023 was a good year for reading – I read close to 50 books (a mix of both physical and e-books): I enjoyed most and disliked some, but overall the books were my favourite companion. Some of my top reads this year were The Queer Principles of Kit Webb, Seven Days in

Recent YA e-reads:

(A) Everything for You by Chloe Liese:This book follows the story of Gavin and Oliver, two soccer stars, rivals and recently made co-captains. Oliver is a happy-go-lucky, one of multiple siblings and constantly looking to make people happy. Gavin is the complete opposite of Oliver and fails to understand why Oliver finds it necessary to

Soft old music playlist;

These last 2-3 months, I have been listening to tons and tons of old (mostly Hindi, but also English) music on loop. I love re-visiting the songs I’ve always loved because it always makes me feel super soft and very often tends to take me back to where I was / what I was when

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I’ve always deemed myself to be this person who gives her heart and soul into helping people – whenever I care for someone, I will ensure that I help that person in every way possible for anything they need, no matter how small. The other day I came across a very, very soft quote describing

Bali, Indonesia: 2023

I visited the very picturesque and very party-ish destination of Bali a few weeks ago and have collated some of my favourite pictures to display here! Bali had much needed sun, alcohol and some very good looking tourists –

Happy birthday AC!

A few days ago was Dame Agatha Christie’s 133rd birthday: AC is more popularly known as the ‘Queen of Crime’ considering the plethora of novels she has provided to this world. I first discovered Christie’s writing when I was in the 7th grade (back in 2008) – The Thirteen Problems featuring Christie’s Miss Marple was

Red, White and Royal Blue (2023)

I had the happiest end to my work week on Friday night when I dived head first into the Red, White and Royal Blue movie with my buddy Sukriti. We both had devoured the book a few years ago and safe to say, it remains one of my all time favourite books. (Read my soft

My top OTPs: Pride Edition

Happy Pride Month guys! As a stoic supporter of healthy and wholesome representation in all kinds of content I watch online, I can never get enough of HOW well and HOW soft some couples are portrayed in the fictional world. I am always sitting and re-watching a million scenes, memorizing multiple dialogues and generally gushing

Makoto Shinkai’s Your Name (2016) and Suzume (2022)

I recently re-watched Your Name and watched Suzume for the first time, in the theater – and man, it was a beautiful experience! I was already a huge fan of Your Name after I’d first watched it back in 2019 and despite that, experiencing it on the big screen was heavenly. Your Name follows the

Book Review: First to Die At The End

First to Die At The End by Adam Silvera is the prequel to his heartbreaking book They Both Die At The End. I first discovered Adam Silvera back in 2016 and I’ve read everything he has produced since then. I am a huge fan of his writing and despite the books being very, very sad