Neslin Reads: A Book Blog

As per the dictionary, a journal is a written record of what you have done each day, sometimes including your private thoughts and feelings.  Everyone must have heard of Anne Frank. She is considered as the most discussed Jewish victim of the Holocaust and gained popularity posthumously with the publication of her personal diary “The diary of a young girl”. The world would not have known the plight of millions of Jews under Nazi reign if they had not found her diary. Many got inspired by Anne to keep a journal, so did I.  You can check out my review of “ The Diary Of A Young Girl ”.  Here are a few good reasons to get started with journaling: 1. Improves your mental health. Journaling is highly effective for people suffering from depression, anxiety, and stress. The most significant aspect of journalling is, it helps to keep track of your state of mind. One of the main reasons for mental illness is the lack of knowledge about the inner self. Writing your

Hello guys, so today I am taking part in the blog tour for a beautiful novel "Time's Tide" by Adrian Harvey, organised by Love Book Group. There you go! TITLE: TIME'S TIDE AUTHOR: ADRIAN HARVEY GENRE: MYSTERY, CONTEMPORARY FICTION PUBLICATION DATE: 14TH MARCH 2019 BLURB: The new novel from the bestselling author of Being Someone and The Cursing Stone.  A father and son struggle to overcome the distance between them. Each is drawn irresistibly to an unforgiving landscape, one that has been the scene of tragedy and loss. The son's return to the northern shore he abandoned as a young man promises the chance to heal the rift. But is it too late? Arni left his remote corner of Iceland as soon as he could, seeking opportunities beyond winter and fishing. Married to an English woman, he builds a life as a successful scientist but can never quite escape the pull of the West Fjords and bleak landscape of his birth, nor shake the guilt he

TITLE: THE HEIST ARTIST AUTHOR: VISH DHAMIJA GENRE: ACTION, THRILLER GOODREADS SYNOPSIS: Vagh Pratap Singh aka the Captain is a conman extraordinaire. From transporting illegal merchandise and stealing cars to breaking safes, he's done it all. But now, in his fortieth year, he's ready to retire. So when Udham Kumar, a crooked politician from Uttar Pradesh, commissions the Captain to track down and steal Poppy Flowers, a Vincent van Gogh's painting that has been smuggled into India after it went missing in a museum in Egypt in 2010, the Captain knows that he's found his last, and biggest case. But the painting is now in possession of a dangerous gangster, and the Captain is being followed by Udham Kumar's ruthless associates, greedy for both money and power. As the odds against him begin to stack up, the Captain realizes that his last heist might not be as easy as he'd imagined. MY REVIEW: When I got this book in my hands, never expected it

Hi guys! Hope you are doing well. Today I am taking part in the blog tour for "The Mausoleum" by David Mark, organised by Love Book Group. BLURB: 1967. In a quiet village in the wild lands of the Scottish borders, disgraced academic Cordelia Hemlock is trying to put her life back together. Grieving the loss of her son, she seeks out the company of the dead, taking comfort amid the ancient headstones and crypts of the local churchyard. When lightning strikes a tumbledown tomb, she glimpses a corpse that doesn’t belong among the crumbling bones. But when the storm passes and the body vanishes, the authorities refuse to believe the claims of a hysterical ‘outsider’.  Teaming up with a reluctant witness, local woman Felicity Goose, Cordelia’s enquiries all lead back to a former POW camp that was set up in the village during the Second World War. But not all Gilsland’s residents welcome the two young women’s interference. There are those who believe the village’s se