10 Books I Read in 2015

Books take you places - they pull you inside them - you become a part of the story that sets off the minute you open the book and glance over the page of that book.

So far I have read 10 books in 2015. And I felt like sharing them with you. Here're the books: 

1. The Immortals of Meluha (Shiva Trilogy)  

This is the first book from Amish who just nailed it at the very first attempt. The book tells us a story about a man whom legends turn into a god - we're talking about Shiva. 

2. The Secret Of The Nagas (Shiva Trilogy-2)

This is the second book in the Shiva Trilogy series. This is the book that starts from where Amish's first book 'The Warriors of Meluha' ends. 

The secret of the Nagas too is an interesting read. 

3. The Oath of the Vayuputras (Shiva Trilogy) ;

The third and last book in the Shiva Trilogy series, The Oath of The Vayuputras didn't excite me much - actually I was expecting more out of this last book in the series. But it's worth the read. 

4. Word by Word by Anne Lamott

For months, I wanted this book in my hands. But for some reasons, I never clicked the 'Place your order' button on Amazon. But finally I managed to persuade myself - I am half done with this book. 

5. Scion of Ikshvaku (1st Part in Ram Chandra Series)

Now that I am writing down this post, it looks to me that I have read a lot of Amish. The Scion of Ikshvak is the latest and fourth book from the stable of Amish, and I have almost done with this book. 'Worth its price,' is what I have to say about this book. 

You'll see Ram in a whole new light in this book.