The story follows Linus Baker, a regular run-of-the-mill office goer. Being a stickler for the rules, and not asking questions, has kept him adequately satisfied with his life. He works as a case-worker looking into the running of government sanctioned orphanages for magical youth. His world is turned upside down when he is tasked to …
Continue reading Book Review: The House in the Cerulean Sea – T.J. Klune
Second doodle of 2022! Toxin set the stage for the rest of this mini sketchbook so now I'm scouring the internet for comic book characters to fill these pages. Daredevil is the (un)lucky one to follow. Not as satisfied with this one, but happy that I completed it regardless. In case anyone reading this has …
Well, this has been a few months coming. Unfortunately, I couldn't upload this at the end of Inktober because, honestly, I still had a few (read as many) of the prompts to finish. Following that, I wanted to colour them with procreate which took the month of december as a whole (I'm still not done …
One of the many things I always plan on doing, but can never quite follow through on is to doodle more often. Here's hoping this year will be better than the last. I stumbled upon this image of the symbiote Toxin that looked pretty cool and figured why not make a quick sketch of them. …
I first heard of the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency when I was looking for books that could help me out a reading slump. I needed something light, which didn't take too much to process, yet captivating enough that I wouldn't want to put it down. This book almost checked off all of those boxes. …
Continue reading Book Review: The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency – Alexander McCall Smith
It's Inktober time, and again I find myself making plans to doodle. Hopefully, this time I'll make it through the month. It's been 3 years of me attempting this but not getting through more than a few sketches/doodles. I think the main problem for me in the past has been overcomplicating the prompt. Rather than …
Hello there! It's been close to a year since I last posted on the blog, which was quite surprising to me since I felt it had only been a few months. I wish I could blame the lack of content on the pandemic but it has mostly been my inability to follow through on my …
For the uninitiated here, Discworld is a comic fantasy series that spans 41 novels. Written by Sir Terry Pratchett from 1983 till his passing in 2015 (The 41st book was released posthumously in 2015), these books have captivated people, old and young, with their witty dialogue and loveable characters. The books rely on satire to …
Every now and then I come across the topic of audiobooks, and their legitimacy in a world of reading. Now I don’t mean legitimacy in terms of content, but more in the metric driven world of goodreads ratings and challenges. In today’s world, numbers mean everything. Be it in the number of likes a post …
Agatha Christie is one of those household names that has become synonymous with the mystery genre. She is often referred to as the “Queen of Crime” or the “Queen of Mystery”. There have been multiple on-screen adaptations of her works over the years with the latest being the movie adaptation of “Death on the Nile” …
Continue reading Book Review: The Murder at the Vicarage (Miss Marple #1) – Agatha Christie
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