Book(s) Review - January.

Heya fellas, wassup ! I am sorry for not posting a lot this month, as usual I was busy reading because my mom won't let me read next month. Got my finals coming. Anyways, I have a good news for you guys. I have decided to post monthly reviews of novels I read in that specific month on the last day of the month. Yaay.
So these are the minuscule reviews of the novels I have read this month. :)

1- The immortals of Meluha (Amish Tripathi) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ and a half. Amazing, gripping, compelling novel. However I must admit I was reluctant to read Meluha for no explicit reason. Can't wait to read the sequels !!

2- P.S I love you ( Cecelia Ahern) ⭐⭐⭐⭐. Beautiful concept, beautifully written and a must read. You get so engrossed in the novel that you feel you are there witnessing all the events. The novel is better than the movie. And I would love to have a family like hers. 

3- The Kite Runner ( Khaled Hosseini) ⭐⭐⭐ and a half. Coming from the author of A Thousand Splendid Suns, this wasn't his best work. There were twists and turns after every page which wasn't required. But a good read. Waiting for Khaled Hosseini to write outside his periphery of struggle and pain.

4- Paper Towns ( John Green) ⭐⭐⭐⭐. Amazing book for teens. Has all the elements a teen craves for- romance, fun, affliction, suspense, thriller and what not.  But I would still pick Looking for Alaska over this one.

5- Eleven minutes - ⭐⭐⭐. I know its for "adults" but come on if you have read 50 shades of Grey already, it doesn't matter. A good book throwing light on the life of a prostitute.

6- The year I met you (Cecelia Ahern) ⭐⭐⭐⭐. What I like about this book is that it breaks the stereotype it solely creates by its title. And it is not exactly a love story. It is definitely a good read.
" Sometimes you have to stop still in order to move on... "

7- The Catcher in the rye (J.D Salinger) Well I have just started this book. Review in Feb 