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First things first! You people have been amazing supporters. In the brightest days or the darkest ones, you have never backed off from supporting a small blogger like me. My thank you-s are pretty less, I know, I know, but here is your blogger right at your service, with another blog! Let's dive into the blog!             Are you too buzzed by the constant buzzing of the city? Do you often think that, the pollution, the routine and in top of that, this pandemic situation is too much to bear with? Well, I thought so too. Thus, I started the journey to my native village: Away from the Buzz; Into the Greens!  The journey starts with the waters. Imagine a winter afternoon on a , in the sparkling waters with the Sun shining on them, the warmth making you feel cozy because it is chilly winter after all. You are sitting with a group of people you have never met before, united by the same destiny. That's what journeys do to us, right? Make us meet...

A cup of coffee, your favourite novel and a rainy day- perfect ambience to read a novel right? However, deciding on what to read is a tough task. I have been a huge fan of novels by Indian authors because of their simplicity. This quarantine, I spent a huge deal of time reading novels and I am going to share with you all the books I read and why I loved them. So, enjoy reading! (Sorry for most of the books being romantic!) 1. THE BOY YOU'VE LOVED READING ABOUT BY DURJOY DATTA This is a series of two books- The Boy Who Loved  and The Boy with a Broken Heart.  It's the story of a boy named Raghu Ganguly, who is deeply affected by the accidental death of his friend, Sami. The best thing about the books are their story-telling format. They are written in the form of a personal diary. The first book is the diary of Raghu Ganguly and the second one is Advaita Vaid's. It's a heart-wrenching tale of teenage love and adresses a lot of issues that are prevalent in the...