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One of the largest collection of reviews of Indian Poetry Books

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Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

Kaagaz Ke Mahal | Ravi Kumar | Book Review

October 22, 2019

Ravi Kumar’s Kaagaz Ke Mahal is a book that speaks to your heart. With its soulful shayaris (शायरी) and witty shers (शेर), the book manages to impress the reader in no time.
The shayaris oscillate between contrasting themes of love and betrayal, hope and dismay, regret and gratitude.

by Sankalpita 
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Jo-Tum-Kaho-Prashant-V-Srivastava-Book-Review
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

Jo Tum Kaho | Prashant V Shrivastava | Book Review

September 17, 2019

With the subtlest of words, the shayaris in the book, Jo Tum Kaho have the ability to draw out the most intense of emotions from the deepest reaches of one’s heart.
The book is passionate, emotional and intense and this is something that inadvertently, makes it entertaining.

by Sankalpita 
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Tell Tale Pug Tail and Everything Else
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

Tell Tale Pug Tail and Everything Else | Iris Grey | Book Review

March 6, 2019

Dedicated to the only one who truly fathoms the meaning of love, Tell Tale Pug Tail and Everything Else is written for Grey’s 8-year-old pug “Nuts.” The book is a collection of 40 written pieces most of which are poems. It is highly interesting in its format for the pieces don’t follow a fixed form.

by Tasnima 
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Trials and Tribulations
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

Trials and Tribulations | Dr. Prajwal Kumar | Book Review

January 22, 2019

A diverse range of poems together form the book called Trials and Tribulations and it is rightfully titled because the poet Dr. Prajwal Kumar tries to convey the personal struggles and experiences that Life presents in front of every individual. It was fascinating to glimpse into the poet’s perception and view the World through his eyes.

by Parishmita 
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If I am Born Again Lord Please
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

If I am Born Again Lord Please… | Shopone | Book Review

January 7, 2019

Unlike many other poetry books that I read, If I am Born Again Lord Please does not include a lot of poems. It does have a couple of them but all the poems in this collection are connected. What makes this book stand out from other poetry books is that in this book, the poet uses 7 different poems (and a few illustrations) to tell us a story.

by Sankalpita 
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I Wish I Could Rewind
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

I Wish I Could Rewind | Dheeraj Thareja | Book Review

December 25, 2018

I Wish I Could Rewind is a collection of 31 poems which cover a wide variety of topics, subjects, themes, and emotions. To give you a little idea, there is a poem on section 377 of the IPC and there is also a poem on betrayal in love. A reader will come across poems that cover a wide variety of subjects.

by Sankalpita 
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Why I Scream in Verse
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

Why I Scream in Verse: At the World | Isha Snehal | Book Review

October 11, 2018

Why I Scream in Verse: At the World is a collection of 50 poems which are segregated into 3 different categories – A Woman’s Journey, Social Clauses and And we Rise. If you are just getting into non-romantic poetry this might be a good book for you because the author’s simple yet powerful writing makes for an effortless read.

by Sankalpita 
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Ae Zindagi: Safarnama
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

Ae Zindagi: Safarnama | Sweta Mandal | Book Review

August 31, 2018

Ae Zindagi: Safarnama is a collection of short poems which are written in a combination of Urdu and Hindi. The poems or shayaris, as it is more appropriate to call them, speak about a young woman’s struggle in today’s world. The book sends out a strong message for those who have lost all hope and are falling apart under societal pressure.

by Sankalpita 
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Making a Poem
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

Making A Poem | Vihang A. Naik | Book Review

July 23, 2018

The unique selling point of this book is its theme. The book is a collection of poems on poetry. All the poems are written about either a poet or a poem. Overall, the book tells us that poems and poetry are a tricky thing. Pick up Making a Poem if you are looking for something strikingly unusual in your reading.

by Sankalpita 
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My Feathered Friends
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

My Feathered Friends & the Book of Poems | Sunil Bhatia | Book Review

June 9, 2018

My Feathered Friends is about the different places the author travelled to and how he met the varied feathered creatures with their unique characteristics and perspectives who provided valuable insights to him, and through him, to the readers. It is a book that even young readers can read, understand and enjoy.

by Parishmita 
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Giran Priceless Memories
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

Giran Priceless Memories | Sahil Miglani | Book Review

April 7, 2018

The magic of Giran lies in the varied themes that it explores. Most of the shayaris speak of the beauty of love, the pain of separation and abstract topics such as Uphaas (Mockery), Parchhayi (Shadow), Manzil (Goal), Andhere (Darkness), Sawera (Morning), Gham (Grief) etc.

by Sankalpita 
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An Apology for Shakespeare
Non-Fiction, Poetry, Reviews

An Apology for Shakespeare | S.A.Joseph | Book Review

March 6, 2018

THEME: 3/5 WRITING STYLE: 3/5 POETRY: 3.5/5 Let me start by stating that I am not a reader of poetry. I am not a consumer of words that present themselves in metaphors and sentences that… [Continue Reading]

by Anushka 
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