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Books....Books....Books

Reading has been the biggest love of my life since the time I can remember. I can actually hog on books and thrive on them!

My mother introduced me to reading when I was 5. I was a hyper active child wanting to do loads of things in the shortest possible time. And she thought books will help me use my energies in a better manner.

She was so right.... since then till now my appetite for books just keeps increasing day by day. Something that began as a hobby is now a passion. Something I cannot live without. I thrive on books, if I can say that and yes I am bibliophile much to the disappointment of my mother now as she hates me getting lost in books oblivious to her !
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This blog was started to share my love for books and has since then just grown manifolds as for me the picture says it all what I feel about reading. I read and I review and I review and I read... its a happy never ending cycle. Sharing my most favourite books ( not in this order) which I have reviewed here:



P.S: I am taking part in The Write Tribe Festival of Words 1st - 7th September 2013

P.PS: Apologies for such a short post, but time constraints due to many nonsensical reasons!! Will surely try to write more for tomorrow.

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