I discovered the pleasure of audiobooks during the pandemic but I am still trying to figure out the most efficient way to write a review for them without handling the physical copy
Book Review: Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982
A simple story about the cumulative effects of patriarchy in South Korea that is both a social commentary and a hard-hitting dose of reality for women who live in such cultures
Book Review: The Stationery Shop of Tehran
A simple story of young love that begins in 1953 in Tehran sends ripples over six decades
Book Review: Black Milk: On Motherhood and Writing
An fascinating genre-busting book of Elif Shafak’s struggle with post-partum depression and her fierce desire to write
Book Review: The Heartsick Diaspora and Other Stories
An interesting take on the dilemma of the double diasporic community of Malaysian and Singaporean Chinese who migrate to the West.
Book Review: Read It Quick – Before The Coffee Gets Cold
A cup of coffee can transport you to the past. Are you ready?
Figuring out the rules of love
Uncover the forty rules of love and prepare to be transformed
Uncovering the secret to a long life – Ikigai
Finding Ikigai may or may not add days to your life, but it can certainly add more life to your days.
Autumn Light by Pico Iyer
My last book of 2019 was a book about autumn by Pico Iyer, a genre-defying book by a well-known author.











