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This review is powered by Blogchatter Book Review Program  T he Naani Diaries written by Riva Razdan. This book will come under the contemprory fiction genre. The book title is simple and classy. The cover image portrays the book's genre and its vibe. The main protagonist of the story is Radhika and she is soon going to be in her 30s. As mentioned in the blurb she was in New Yorker where she was in love with a man who broke her heart abruptly. After the terrible heartbreak, she decided to have an authentic arranged Indian wedding so she travels to India, from there the plot hits new twists with the touch of her Naani and Indian family drama. A slight peek-a-boo, there was also a hot neighbor in the story along with her fiance. So I can get that authentic Indian story with a hint of western and the punch of romance in it.  This book speaks about the life of a strong, talented, yet heartbroken girl. I can feel that the characters in the stories are of upper-middle-class people, so th

  A Crate of Rags & Bones written by L.A. NOLAN . This book will come under the short story genre. This book has a simple and normal title. The cover image of the book may not look that scary but the inside stories were spooky. Usually, I prefer short stories once in a while because they are easy to read. In this book, short stories are based on thrillers and horror kind genres. This book has twenty short stories in it and each story is of a different genre such as thriller, mystery, horror, horror thriller, etc. But all these stories are interesting and intruding to read. This book has short stories with a different and unique kind of thrilling vibe to them. Each story presented in the book was totally different from the others with its own unique essence. I like how each genre of the stories was mentioned below each story title on the content page, which makes the reading easy by picking the stories by genre. The stories were not of the same length some were really short and som