About Me


I promise that you'll never find another like ME! ME! ME!.....Ooo....Oooo....

I am an extrovert person, who can start up conversations with any stranger. I have a confident, loud, and bold personality. I am the youngest in the family, loved and pampered, but I had my share of experiences that turned me wise and mature earlier than it was needed.

I love writing, reading, and watching movies & documentaries. I have a keen desire and extreme urge to study all that I can in this lifetime. Strangely, I have always loved studying ever since I was a kid.

I don’t generally hold grudges against anyone and easily forgive, but if you somehow manage to get into my hit list. It’s rude and brutal there. I am short-tempered and get so rude when angry. I try to be a perfectionist and that’s why I find it hard to accept my mistakes, I know I have to work on that. I am reckless about my health and workaholic to the extent that I exhaust myself completely till my body demands rest. I don’t sleep much, just as much is required. A robot in human form.


I read or cry when I feel utterly sad. I cry when I see someone else cry. I have 3-4 best friends who keep me afloat and I am closest to my mum and a cousin who is of my age. I am a huge Taylor Swift fan. My favorite authors are Khaled Hosseini, Fredrick Backman, R.K Narayan, Amor Towels, Kristin Hannah, and Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni. My personality and reading taste can confuse you a lot.

I have attained a segment of zen in my life, because I never try to fit in and always be my weird self, everywhere.

Academically my highest degree is a Post Graduation in Sociology. I have also completed a Diploma in Elementary Education, which hones my talent of being a teacher of Primary Students. I have completed a Psychology Course from Google as well, which gave me incredible insight into my traumas and anxiety issues and made me wise enough to know about others.

I earn my living by Teaching online about Public Speaking and Creative Writing. I get projects for Book Reviews on Instagram and YouTube. I have been doing the latter for more than three years now and my love for it is ever increasing. 

I built a site on this platform to talk endlessly about books and life and find the people who love to talk about it with me, who find the relevance, and who develop an interest. I hope I leave and impact even if you visit one blog post on my site. 

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