Lulu’s Recommends
I. read. a. lot. I am choosy about what I watch, listen to and meditate on. This is where you will find my books, movies etc recommends. From Autobiographies to Mountain travel, I read them all. I am not high on fiction, so expect plenty of non fictional reads coming your way. Movies and series? Anything that pulls at my heart’s strings. Guided Meditations? Oh they have got to let me fly straight into Universe’s arms! Follow along for a rec on a cozy read, a heart warming watch or a soothing meditation. Please don’t forget to drop a suggest!
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My Longest Books: War and Peace, Karamazov, and LOTR
The author reflects on their experiences reading three lengthy novels: War and Peace, The Brothers Karamazov, and The Lord of the Rings. Each book offers a unique exploration of themes like human struggle, identity, and hope. The narratives created lasting impressions, enriching the author’s understanding of life and connection to diverse characters. Continue reading
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Another Country by James Baldwin: My Unforgettable Book Regret
The author expresses deep regret about reading “Another Country” by James Baldwin, criticizing it for being a poorly constructed portrayal of relationships that fails to deliver meaning. Their dissatisfaction stems from both the book’s content and the strong recommendation that led them to pick it up, ultimately calling it a waste of time and a… Continue reading
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Unfinished Books That Haunt Us: My Thoughts on Roark and Perfection
Some books are too boring, some too dry to finish. I finished them anyway. Coz I am an obsessive finisher! But there is that one book that had me quit midway and continues to haunt me…lingering in the shadows questioning and waiting. Continue reading
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8 AM Metro: A Story of Healing and Self-Discovery
The content reflects on the emotional impact of the movie “8 am Metro,” which centers on two individuals with anxiety who discover themselves and each other while sharing experiences on a train. This narrative of healing emphasizes self-realization and connection over traditional romance, ultimately leaving the viewer introspective and moved. Continue reading
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The Scandalous Speckled Hound: Dinner with a Maverick
A loner, a geek, a sociopath. What do we have in common? Everything! My admiration for this character embodying intellect and uniqueness runs deep. He has been my solace through life’s odds and ends. I long to dine with such a marvelous yet eccentri!c figure! Continue reading
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Why I Wish One Day Had a Different Ending
The author reflects on the emotional impact of the book “One Day” by David Nicholls, expressing a longing to change its tragic ending. They describe how the story of Emma and Dexter, a couple who navigate missed opportunities and deep connections over 20 years, left them devastated. The desire for a happier conclusion persists after… Continue reading
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The Magic of Rafi’s Music: When Life Strangulates, Rafi Undulates
The post reflects on the complex relationship between music and emotions, particularly focusing on the author’s deep affection for the songs of Mohammed Rafi. The author expresses how Rafi’s music serves as a comforting presence during life’s challenges, highlighting three specific songs that play crucial roles in navigating sadness, loneliness, and heartbreak. Continue reading
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My First Book: Lessons from Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
We are like books. Most people only see our cover, the minority read only the introduction, many people believe the critics. Few will know our content. ~Emile Zola For as long as I remember, books have been the world I choose to enter when I need company. My Dad moved a lot due to his… Continue reading