Anjana Devi, Author at Bookboochi

Reading Gujarat’s Last Rajput King Karan Ghelo: When a King’s Personal Failures Destroyed a Kingdom:

Some historical novels turn the past into adventure. They give you heroes to root for, villains to hate, and a…

December 20, 2025by Anjana Devi13 min read

Some books take you somewhere else. This one keeps you exactly where things are. In the narrow lanes of rural…

December 19, 2025by Anjana Devi12 min read

Some books comfort you. Some challenge you. Some make you angry. One Part Woman by Perumal Murugan does something different.…

December 18, 2025by Anjana Devi11 min read

Some novels announce themselves loudly. They grab you by the shoulders and demand your attention with dramatic events and shocking…

December 17, 2025by Anjana Devi13 min read

Kazuo Ishiguro writes novels where what’s not said matters more than what is. Where memory bends and reshapes itself. Where…

December 16, 2025by Anjana Devi14 min read

There are books that tell you a story and then let you go. They wrap things up. They give you…

December 15, 2025by Anjana Devi12 min read

Amish Tripathi has spent years reimagining Indian mythology. His Shiva Trilogy turned gods into relatable humans. His Ram Chandra Series…

December 12, 2025by Anjana Devi13 min read

So you’re thinking about picking up a four-book historical series set in 7th-century South India. That’s a big commitment. We’re…

December 2, 2025by Anjana Devi13 min read

These aren’t your typical feminist books with speeches about equality or manifestos about rights. These are books where women simply…

November 26, 2025by Anjana Devi11 min read

You know those days when everything feels too loud? When your brain won’t shut up, when the news is terrible,…

November 22, 2025by Anjana Devi11 min read

At first glance, Taylor Jenkins Reid’s The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo looks like just another Hollywood drama—fancy dresses, messy…

September 28, 2025by Anjana Devi5 min read

We all know the Ramayana. It’s one of those stories that’s been told so many times, in so many ways,…

September 13, 2025by Anjana Devi14 min read