Swarnali Mitra

Londone Feluda takes Satyajit Ray’s iconic detective beyond India for the first time, and it’s fascinating to see Feluda, Topshe, and Jatayu explore London while tackling a new mystery. The setting adds a fresh flavor to the series, and the cultural contrasts are portrayed with Ray’s usual charm and wit.

I listened to the audiobook version, and it was quite enjoyable — the narration and background effects captured the mood well and made the experience immersive. However, the mystery itself felt a bit lighter compared to some of Feluda’s more gripping adventures. The suspense was mild.

Overall, I’d rate it 3.5 stars — entertaining and atmospheric, but not among my top Feluda favorites.

Londone Feluda takes Satyajit Ray’s iconic detective beyond India for the first time, and it’s fascinating to see Feluda, Topshe, and Jatayu explore London while tackling a new mystery. The setting adds a fresh flavor to the series, and the cultural contrasts are portrayed with Ray’s usual charm and wit.

I listened to the audiobook version, and it was quite enjoyable — the narration and background effects captured the mood well and made the experience immersive. However, the mystery itself felt a bit lighter compared to some of Feluda’s more gripping adventures. The suspense was mild.

Overall, I’d rate it 3.5 stars — entertaining and atmospheric, but not among my top Feluda favorites.

“Kailashe Kelenkari” is another brilliant adventure from Satyajit Ray’s iconic Feluda series. The story beautifully blends mystery, travel, and Ray’s signature wit, taking the reader (or listener) on a thrilling journey to Ellora and beyond. Feluda’s sharp intellect and Topshe’s youthful narration make the plot engaging from start to finish, while Jatayu adds his usual humor and charm.

I listened to the audiobook version on Mirchi Bangla, and the experience was fantastic. The voice acting, sound effects, and background music really brought the story to life and made me feel as if I were part of the adventure.

The mystery is clever and satisfying, it’s a wonderfully crafted detective tale that perfectly captures Satyajit Ray’s storytelling brilliance.

Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys classic Bengali mysteries — especially in audiobook form!

“Kailashe Kelenkari” is another brilliant adventure from Satyajit Ray’s iconic Feluda series. The story beautifully blends mystery, travel, and Ray’s signature wit, taking the reader (or listener) on a thrilling journey to Ellora and beyond. Feluda’s sharp intellect and Topshe’s youthful narration make the plot engaging from start to finish, while Jatayu adds his usual humor and charm.

I listened to the audiobook version on Mirchi Bangla, and the experience was fantastic. The voice acting, sound effects, and background music really brought the story to life and made me feel as if I were part of the adventure.

The mystery is clever and satisfying, it’s a wonderfully crafted detective tale that perfectly captures Satyajit Ray’s storytelling brilliance.

Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys classic Bengali mysteries — especially in audiobook form!

Verity by Colleen Hoover completely blew my mind. This book is dark, twisted, and impossible to put down. I went in expecting a romance with suspense—but what I got was a psychological maze that left me questioning everything.

The tension never lets up, and every chapter makes you doubt who to trust. The writing is sharp, the emotions are raw, and the ending? Absolutely haunting.

I loved how Colleen Hoover stepped out of her usual genre and nailed this thriller. It's one of those rare books that lingers in your mind long after you close it. Definitely one of my favorites—chilling, addictive, and unforgettable.

It is one the sweetest books I have ever read!! I just picked up the book randomly, it's cover picture is so captivating and after few pages I got hooked in!! And Dr. Adam Carlsen (the male main lead) I just love him. It is a light hearted, easy read. It is my first book from Ali Hazalwood too. I would love to read more from her in future. There is spice in the book (SPOILER ALERT!! chapter 16,17), I love to read them too, overall it is good book, if you like or don't like spice in books.

It is my first Rigel Sager book. I just came to know about his books yesterday. This book's name caught my eye and I read it in two days! I was so hooked at the end (second half of the book), it was insane! Just amazed with his writing skills. I literally thought maybe the initial reveal is it, but it's not.
It's really a hit for me. If you want to read a thriller with adrenaline rush, go for it!!!!

The first three chapters are really good, I really loved the two main leads character there but then the extra spice ruined it for me and I gave up after few more chapters. It's really giving the vibes of horny teenagers.

⭐ 5/5

Wow—The Housemaid completely blew me away. The characters felt realistic, and the way the story unfolded left me in total shock more than once. The twists were jaw-dropping—I actually had to stop and think, what did I just read?!

Extremly fast and I wasn't able to put it down. I tore through it because every chapter pulled me deeper in. Honestly, I loved everything about this book.

This was my first read by Freida McFadden, and it set the bar so high. I'd recommend it to absolutely anyone who enjoys thrillers—or even to ones just starting their reading journey. It grips you right from the beginning and doesn't let go.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is the magical start to the series, full of wonder, charm, and adventure. Watching Harry discover Hogwarts for the first time is pure joy, and the trio's friendship is heartwarming. Hagrid's kindness, Dumbledore's wisdom, and the mystery of the Philosopher's Stone make this a timeless read. A perfect beginning that makes you instantly want to keep reading.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is the second installment in the series, and it takes the story into darker and more mysterious territory. Rowling builds on the magical foundation of the first book while adding new layers of suspense and danger.

Spoiler Allert!!!!

Make It Stick is one of those books that actually changes how you think about learning, packed with practical strategies that make studying more effective.
The three ideas that stood out to me most were active recall, spaced repetition, and interleaving. I've already tried active recall during my last exam, and it really worked—I remembered more and felt more confident, planning to try spaced repetition and interleaving in my future study sessions too.
It's not a “fun” read in the sense of a story, but if you're serious about learning smarter, this book is worth it.

Days at the Morisaki Bookshop by Satoshi Yagisawa is a tender Japanese novella about self-discovery, loneliness, and the quiet power of books. The book tells a quiet, heartwarming story about finding yourself again through books and human connection. The small Tokyo bookshop setting is cozy and nostalgic, and the characters feel real and gentle. Takako's journey from heartbreak to healing is beautifully written — simple yet deeply moving. It's a short read, but it lingers long after you close the last page. Perfect for anyone who loves calm, reflective stories and the magic of bookstores.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is easily one of the most magical and thrilling books in the series.

The introduction of Sirius Black and Remus Lupin adds so much depth, both to the plot and to Harry's personal journey. The way Author J.K. Rowling weaves in themes of fear, friendship, and the past catching up to the present is brilliant. I especially loved how the Dementors and the Patronus charm symbolize facing inner darkness with hope.


Spoiler Allert!!!!

Epilogue!!!!!

⭐ 2.5/5

Want to Know a Secret? is an engaging domestic thriller filled with Freida McFadden's trademark suspense and tension. The story kept me turning pages, and the epilogue was shocking. Still, compared to her other books, this one didn't hit quite as hard. Julie's character felt frustratingly rude at times, and while the mystery kept me curious, the overall impact wasn't as strong as Freida's best twists. A good, fast-paced read, but not her most memorable one.

“Kailashe Kelenkari” is another brilliant adventure from Satyajit Ray’s iconic Feluda series. The story beautifully blends mystery, travel, and Ray’s signature wit, taking the reader (or listener) on a thrilling journey to Ellora and beyond. Feluda’s sharp intellect and Topshe’s youthful narration make the plot engaging from start to finish, while Jatayu adds his usual humor and charm.

I listened to the audiobook version on Mirchi Bangla, and the experience was fantastic. The voice acting, sound effects, and background music really brought the story to life and made me feel as if I were part of the adventure.

The mystery is clever and satisfying, it’s a wonderfully crafted detective tale that perfectly captures Satyajit Ray’s storytelling brilliance.

Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys classic Bengali mysteries — especially in audiobook form!