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Here with a GIVEAWAY to brighten up your day. Thanks to @niharikatheauthor for sharing this early Christmas happiness with us. One of you could win this copy of Wake Up, Girl! And to win it you need to follow the rules below. 1. Post one stereotype you faced growing up in an Indian family in your IG story. (If you have a private account, send me a screenshot of that story) 2. Use Hashtag #WakeUpGirl and tag @niharikatheauthor and @theliquidsunset in your IG story. 3. Tag any other 3 friends to take up the same challenge in the comments below. 4. Follow @theliquidsunset and @niharikatheauthor for some goodwill. 😁 This giveaway is only open to Indian residents and ends on 18th December. Get cracking you guys!
It is Monday! And Aritri definitely needs to wake up. 😪 A week back I received this gorgeous package full of goodies and the new release by @niharikatheauthor called "Wake Up, Girl!" And I must say this book couldn't have come at a better time than this, right at the turn of my birthday and especially when I have been getting a lot of societal pressure regarding "when are you getting married?" . For all those of you who are tired of aunties and uncles pushing you to do things you do not want to do just because it is the societal norm, I hope you wake up, smell the coffee and get your job done, no matter what hurdles you have to cross. And also don't forget to grab a copy of Wake Up, Girl!
Sunday! The most cruel day of the week. It dangles the thread of temptation right in front of your eyes, gives momentary pleasure and spoils you with laid back warm afternoons, with a hint of more in the near future and then BAM! It drops you brutally right in the middle of the battleground and tells you to fight for the rest of the days while your mind is still jammed with all the sweets you hogged and the mutton curry you savoured and that nice long read you wished wouldn't end. Sundays are cruel and the evenings even more heartbreaking than a Monday could ever be. Anyone else experiencing Sunday blues? 😄
Another readalong to keep you on your toes! @hachette_india is hosting a readalong of this historical fiction "Fortune's Soldier" by Alex Rutherford, who is also famous for his Moghul series and you can join me and the other bookstagrammers in this. Dates : 10th December to 23rd December. Read, discuss and have fun. Also, there's a sweet sweet reward at the end of the readalong for all of you. @hachette_india will be hosting a giveaway on 24th of December which is going to be epic. 😁 Question : If you could write a historical fiction for a particular historical figure / time period, who/which would you choose?
Thank you to each and everyone of you for making my birthday so special. I wanted to post yesterday but with so many things happening to me, I couldn't take out time for Instagram. Although I took a long break this year from IG, but your love and kindness towards me has been always so generous. It really makes me happy to see how strong our Bookstagram community. Tag a bookstagrammer who has always been there to support you. #unitedbookstagram #trackmypost
A couple of days back, I came to know that accusations have been made against an author whose work I had begun reading recently, Kiran Nagarkar, in the light of the #MeToo movement. It was highly disbelieving for me since the book, Jasoda, that I was reading talked about women's plights and sufferings. Right after I heard the news, I couldn't bring myself to read even a single page of this book, that I was previously excited about. For me, the integrity of the words were lost and nothing in the book seemed believable anymore. I know that the accused has not been proven guilty as per our justice system yet I am sure I cannot read a word by him at this moment. Question : Do you think one should separate the artist from his/her artwork? Or do you think that an artist's life impacts the art he produces and hence the both cannot be separately considered? #trackmypost #booklover #bookworm #reads #igreads #igblogger
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