It was thrilling. Liked it.

Well, this is good. I was completely engrossed while reading it. Ending left me a little confused, but that's what made the story even better. Stating the fact that I am an Indian, my mind projected the face of Sushant Singh Rajput as the 'unhappy actor'

Love. Love. Love.

How Mr. Bond, how? How can you write so simply and clearly and evoke so many emotions? I am not very sure, but I think I have read this story in Class 6th. I don't remember the story very well, but I do remember the illustrations my book (Buzzword, I sup

I got here after reading R.K. Laxman's "Iswaran the Storyteller" in NCERT's Class 9th supplementary reader 'Moments'. It had suggested this story, among a few others, at the end of the aforementioned story. The story is simple, and rightly so, as it's

As always, after reading Bond I re-realized that amidst all the cruelty and selfishness present in the world, goodness still exists. It was calming and beautiful.

It was a nice read. Short and simple. Felt like a breath of fresh air.