I'm craving one, since I'm wolfing down books fast. I would love to have suggestion from you guys If it's The Shining, It, and Green Mile, Misery, tell me 2 or 3..
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
If you are not a fan of Sylvia Plath I suggest you skip this one. In few words this book is only novel, a semi-biography written by Sylvia Plath and basically a narration of her downward spiral, covering her suicide attempts and hospitalization. If you know anything about her life and her writing, it’s going... Continue Reading →
Thoughts on My Sister the Serial Killer
I want my one and a half day back! My vision, time, sweat and tears..I want all of them back right now! Well second line is too dramatic but trust me it's better than the story. When is started reading it I had a feeling it could be something different from mainstream novels these days,... Continue Reading →
Thoughts on The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
The silent patient has raving reviews all over the cover and internet and everywhere. So it instinctively fell in the next to-read book. I could order limited books here from a local store some days back and it’s one of them. I’m on the last one now, need to ask these people if they can... Continue Reading →
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Checked another box from must-read-books list. And I wish I had done it at least 15 to 20 years back. But no, maybe I would have hated it if I read it under an obligation rather than to mentally isolate myself in a group quarantine situation. To kill a mocking bird by Harper Lee has... Continue Reading →
What about Bob – Movie Review
Some days I'm Bob...Some days I'm Dr. Marvin This is not a movie..it's a therapy! I have been asking for recommendation for last few days. Needed something to play on the side as I continue with painstaking process of job hunt. My one wrong choice would have made the whole process 20 times more agonizing.... Continue Reading →
Joker & Mental Health
This post is not just about joker. It’s a tapestry of different subject and experiences revolving around the subject of mental health, in a very pulp fiction way. And it’s important! I was suggested not to watch joker as it’s dark and depressing and might trigger me…well… sounds like my kinda movie already. My thoughts... Continue Reading →
Can you ever forgive me? – Movie
Attention writers! You all neeeeeeeeeeed to watch this movie! By need I mean NEEEEEED! Last night I watched “can you ever forgive me?” and it’s essence was living in my bones throughout. Top reason is acting by Mellisa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant. It’s hard to choose who was better. I love Melissa McCarthy and... Continue Reading →
Girl, interrupted – Movie
Girl interrupted has been on the must-watch list for a very long time and last night I crossed this one finally. Since it was released in December 1999 and its 2019, and the whole image of mental health has shifted drastically since then, I watched it with a clean slate as a viewer rather than... Continue Reading →
Fried Green Tomatoes – Movie
What stories can do to you is absolutely magical. Last night I watched Fried Green Tomatoes and thank God I had tissues in arm’s length. I cried my heart out and every time I cried it broadened my smile later. If you believe in power of stories this is your movie. If you believe in... Continue Reading →
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