Book spotlight tour of Middle Grade Fantasy Fiction book – Frankie and the Gift of Fantasy by Ruthy Ballard.
Framing the sunrise #WordlessWednesday
What do I do when I watch a sunrise? I simply capture it and frame it. Life can be as simple as we want it
Me, my blog and some frank talking #MondayMusings
What value do I create for my readers by writing what I write? I primarily write about my parenting trials and errors with Dhruv and
Yummy Me Feels so good #BookTour #BookReview
Each day we experience a myriad of emotions – happiness, sadness, guilt, fear, anger, etc. As adults, we might be aware we are not these
The mum who wished to be a pigeon #MondayMusings
Where do I hide? Where do I hide? Oh God! Why am I so big I cannot find a place to hide? I peek from
Cycle Repair Wala #MondayMusings
Madam! Aap! Oh yes Shakur Bhai, It’s me again. What brings you this Sunday morning to our shop Madam? See Shakur Bhai, what happens on
7 things not to do when doing Bar-A-Thon #BarAThon 2017 Day 7
Now that the second edition of Bar-A-Thon is coming to an end today, let me tell you that I had planned to pull out after
Answer my 7 questions for #BarAThon 2017 Day 6
I am a mom who has a super inquisitive child who can drive me nuts with his interrogations from the moment I throw water into
7 books which made me who I am #BarAThon 2017 Day 5
When things get tricky I turn to books. So, here is a list of 7 books that are responsible for making me who I am, in this phase of life.
7 reasons to have a second child #BarAThon 2017 Day 3
I was planning to write another post about books and reading today for Day 3 of Bar-A-Thon. Then, I thought it will lead to monotony.
7 questions non-readers asked me #BarAThon 2017 Day 2
It is Day 2 of Bar-A-Thon 2017 and today I am going to pour out all the questions I have been asked by the non-readers,
The Conniving Filmy Kids #MondayMusings
Today I am going to tell you a story about 2 children who  enjoyed a happy childhood. They grew up in the era when children
Trampling the Idiot Box Revolution #MondayMusings
There was a time in my childhood when I grappled seriously with the disease called TV. On off days and in holidays, me and my
It’s all in the name
William Shakespeare said What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Then somebody quoted – All
A Tea tale
On Tuesday this week, Dhruv and his friends Ar and Iss, after returning from school in the afternoon, were playing in the newly renovated park
When I was not a mother #WordlessWednesday
I vaguely remember the person that I was when I was not a mother. I was still into picking seashells on faraway shores. Joining #WordlessWednesday
The days of holding hands #WordlessWednesday
He was 2 then. He would not let go off my hand. I too loved holding his hand on our walks. He is 9 now,
