Showing posts with label Kick off. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kick off. Show all posts

Friday, May 15, 2015

Blog Tour Kick Off- Glorious Uncertainties by PeeKay

Hi, guys! Welcome to the Glorious Uncertainties blog tour that we are hosting and that kicks off today. Starting next week, a few of our fellow bloggers will have some posts up on the book, so you can get to know it better. 



Before we get on to see what the book is all about, let me introduce you to our lovely participants: 

Kalyan @ Booktica (Review)


Infantina @ Periodical Gazette (Post)

Priyanka @ A Booklion's Hideaway (Post)


ABOUT THE BOOK:
After winning the Miss Bangalore title, Garima Pradhan is offered a lead role in a movie. She resists the temptation, preferring to complete her MBA course. She then takes up a job in a bank where one day she meets Deven Herai, a high value customer, in a most unromantic situation. The two, nevertheless, fall for each other soon and after a brief courtship, they tie the knot. Garima is soon disillusioned... she finds herself reduced to a trophy wife... Unfazed with the difficulties, she fights back and emerges victorious, and discovers the purpose and peace in life.


BOOK LINKS:



ABOUT THE AUTHOR: 

PeeKay (Prashant Kumar Singh) hails from a family of political leaders and bureaucrats. After his schooling in Kanpur, he graduated from Allahabad University in political science and philosophy. As per the family tradition, he spent a few golden years of his life attempting to get into civil services after completing his MBA from Delhi. After unsuccessful attempts in civil service exams and a couple of entrepreneurial projects, he switched to the corporate sector and became a banker. He currently manages the Wealth Management portfolio of a leading bank in India. He counsels on parenting, career and relationship issues, which has helped many and has earned him the title of 'Banker by profession but Human Behaviourlist by nature'. This is his debut novel.
CONNECT WITH THE AUTHOR:

Email | Website | Facebook | Twitter 


I hope you will follow us along the tour and enjoy it just as much as we are enjoying having this up for you. Thank  you for stopping by, and happy reading! And yes, thank you to all participants who will be posting soon, so do keep an eye out for the same by checking out their blogs from the links mentioned above. 



Saturday, July 20, 2013

Read-long Kick-off: Left From Dhakeshwari by Kunal Sen

Hello! We are back again with another Read-along along with some of our fellow Indian book bloggers. 
This time, we'll be buddy reading Left From Dhakeshwari by author Kunal Sen
Our fellow hosts for this interesting read-along are- 

Ankita @ Booklok Coffee (Twitter- @Ankita 0112)
Fahima @ I Read, Ergo I Write (Twitter- @ireadergoiwrite)

Our read-along stops and schedule can be found in the fab banner below made by Ankita! 


As always, our convenient and simple schedule allows you to join us whenever you feel like it during the course of the read-along. 

BOOK LINKS:


ABOUT THE BOOK:

Goodreads Summary:

 'Left from Dhakeshwari' is a collection of nine interconnected stories dealing with lust and loneliness, death and obsession, memories and madness.

In the first story, 'We Were Writers', we meet a Bengali film actress, who after her brother’s suicide, returns to her small hometown and reflects upon the life she left behind; in ‘Bomb Church’, Aniruddha tries to piece together his mother’s identity after her mysterious departure; the only clues available in the existential whodunit being: a soap-box, a brown shoe and the statements of five witnesses; while the heartrending 'Salt Lake' recounts an unusual affair between a disfigured girl and a mime-artist with scars of his own. 

The other characters in this collection include a runaway teenage-girl, an agoraphobic writer, a masochistic cosmetic surgeon, a ghostess, identical twins and a manic-depressive housewife. And they are all in search, of a time and place they can call their own. That is perhaps why the title itself, denotes both a time and a place: a point of departure and the forbearer of journeys. 

In his first solo book, Kunal Sen infuses his women with souls of poetesses and a seductive melancholy and arms his men with child-like, romantic sadism. 'Left from Dhakeshwari' is written in a style that straddles between the tragic-dramatic and mildly surrealistic, but remains in the end a book about some remarkably original people and their depths and failings.

Nimi has made the book sound very promising to us and we look forward to reading it. We hope to see you at the read-along. Happy reading! 






Sunday, June 02, 2013

Read-along Kick-off: The Immortals of Meluha by Amish Tripathi

Hello, all! 
As most of you know by now from our Immortals of Meluha India only giveaway, Janhvi and I were lucky enough to go for an Author Interaction and Book signing by author Amish Tripathi
Since then, his novel, the National Bestseller, Immortals of Meluha, has been on our TBR pile. 

Along with our fellow Indian blogging buddies, Ankita @ Booklok Coffee and Kartik @ MeBookGeeko, we will be having a Read-along for the same book which will last for the entire month of June and we will be joined by many more Indian readers.



The schedule of the Read-along can be read from the banner below! 


We will be reading one chapter per day, so those of you who wish to join us somewhere along the way, please do. It'll be easy to catch up. 
Also, if you need to buy the book, use the following links, buy the book and join us! 


A discussion post will be up on each of the host blogs every Sunday. Do stop by and join us! 

Also, when tweeting, follow us all, @ankita0112, @justjanhvi@MeBookGeeko and @SarikaP8 use the hashtag #IoMReadalong.

I hope to see you all at the Read-along! Happy reading, everyone! 
Thank you for your support!