In The Bollywood Bride, Ria Parkar left her family skeletons and her true love Vikram behind to become a Bollywood star. It’s ten years later and a wedding invitation from her cousin Nikhil has her returning home to Chicago for the first time. Is it time for Bollywood’s favorite Ice Queen to face her demons […]
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After I Do is the third book I’ve read by Taylor Jenkins Reid this year. I started backwards with her latest offering Maybe in Another Life, caught up with Forever, Interrupted and finally worked my way back to After I Do. This is probably my favorite book of the three- though all of them are […]
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Mindy Kaling is back with another new humorous memoir, Why Not Me? Since her 2011 book, Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns), came out before the launch of The Mindy Project, this book covers her life as a tv star and showrunner. Mindy also shares her thoughts on beauty, love, sex scenes, body […]
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Forever, Interrupted by Taylor Jenkins Reid came out a couple years ago and I’ve been meaning to read it, especially since I really enjoyed Reid’s recent book Maybe in Another Life. Forever, Interrupted is new to audio format – on a whim I started it and couldn’t put it down. It’s a love story that […]
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Movie Star by Lizzie Pepper is Hilary Liftin’s debut novel, though you may be familiar with her work. She’s ghostwritten several popular celebrity memoirs of stars like Miley Cyrus, Mackenzie Phillips, and Tori Spelling. That talent comes in handy in this novel/Hollywood exposé. Movie Star takes the reader behind closed doors of an A-list couple- […]
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Aziz Ansari bucks the celebrity memoir trend and instead writes a humorous book on dating in the digital age. In Modern Romance, Ansari teams up with sociologist Eric Klinenberg to look at dating habits and cultural trends and the pros and cons of finding love on your smartphone. Ansari touched on these dating topics in […]
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