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3 November 2019 Susan Books

Celebrating 100 book reviews on Turning The Pages!

The Incurable Romantic

Austen Retellings

English Lessons and Other Stories

Beartown & Us Against Them

The Spies of Shilling Lane

Atlas of Unknowns

Jackson Brodie series

You Think It, I'll Say It

A House for Mr Misra

Out on Main Street

Alternate Sides

Eat, Pray, Love

Once was Bombay

My Patients Like Treats

Little Fires Everywhere

This Green and Pleasant Land

The Colours of All the Cattle

Professor Chandra Follows his Bliss

A Frightfully English Execution

The Village Bride of Beverly Hills

At the Water's Edge

Once Upon a River

The Unlikely Adventures of the Shergill Sisters

A God In Every Stone

Olivia and Sophia

No Onions Nor Garlic

Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant

The Signature of All Things

Unthinkable: A Journey through the World's Strangest Brains

The Bride Wore Red

How to get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia

A Ladder to the Sky

A DIsobedient Girl

How to Find Love in a Bookshop

How Hard Can it Be?

The Country of Deceit

The Writing on My Forehead

The Gifted School

Stealing Green Mangoes

Life Isn't all Ha Ha Hee Hee

Taking Precautions

Conversations with Friends

Pride, Prejudice and Other Flavors

The Space Between Us

The Last American Man

The End of Innocence

Celestial Bodies

Song of the Cuckoo Bird

The Outlaw Album

The Silence of the Girls

We the Survivors

The Billionaire's Apprentice

The Clockmaker's Daughter

Mulligatawny Soup

Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows

Free Food for Millionaires

The Three Daughters of Eve

Breaking the Silence

No Shame for the Sun

The Number One Chinese Restaurant

Convenience Store Woman

Madras on Rainy Days

The Indian Bride

The Colour of Bee Larkham's Murder

The Golden state

The Silver Dark Sea

Books Diaspora Fiction South Asian

A readable rehashing of stereotypes

21 August 2024

Books Fiction Historical fiction

The Iliad: as retold by women

29 May 2019

Books Fiction Movies/TV/Streaming

Rough Roads

31 March 2019

Books Diaspora Fiction

Neither white enough nor Arabic enough, though she can pass for either

1 August 2024