3 Books that are hitting the bookshelves all across the world from March till July!

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'A book is a magical piece of paper that lets you travel to Far Away places without even leaving your chair!'- Katrina Mayer The author of The Mustard Seed Way
Hello! Bookworms. Welcome to 'The Productivity and Book Blogs'. Today we have got to you a research in which we picked up Top 5 relevant books that are hitting the bookshelves all across the world from March till date. Well,as we have got plenty much of time to read books and also to keep ourselves indulged in something alot of people are reading the books we have in our list to keep themselves going.

Book #1
The bookish Life of Nina Hill
By Abbi Waxman




The Bookish Life Of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman is a beautiful and at the same time funny life story of Nina Hill, who is the only child of a single mother. The story revolves around her perfect life around a bookstore and a pet named Phil. when her father whom she never knew suddenly dies, she meets her entire family with innumerous brothers and sisters, the story gets very much interesting and is a fast paced light read. favorite part about this entire book is how accurately the author has narrated the bookworm character of Nina Hill and also where she talks about her bookshelf, her special hardcovers and various signed copies. We all book lovers absolutely will sympathize with the character and her perfect skills of writing a daily planner is mind-blowing.

Book #2

Great Expectations
By Charles Dickens

" We need never be ashamed of our tears"



 This commendable work by Charles Dickens is his second piece written entirely in first person after David Copperfield. It talks about an orphan boy Philip or just 'Pip'. The book narrates the education of Growing Pip and how he decides to work hard to earn money and be capable enough to marry a girl named Estella. The book incorporates the learnings such as self-improvement and being ambitious. It clearly comes out with a Moral theme that affection and loyalty are important than wealth. 

Book #3
Where the Crawdads Sing
by Delia Owens

Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens


This work, published in 2018 is the most read book of 2020. It is a part bildungsroman and part crime drama, centered around Kya, a wild and unkempt girl. The book follows the ups and downs of her life. She lives a lonely life, but her story is a hopeful one as well. With a little help, she is also able to survive and even learn to read and write.

Thank you for reading Today's blog we will come up with one more next friday!!

~ Vanshika Atri~

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This was so much helpful Vanshika aka Luna Quiller
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