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A Man Eater in Kasan Kadu | Balamurugan K A | Book Review

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In the wilds of rural Tamil Nadu, a poacher's attempt to capture a tiger goes awry, setting loose a feared man-eater. As panic grips the villagers, a thrilling hunt unfolds, pitting man against beast in a battle for survival. Will they capture the elusive predator before more lives are lost? from bookGeeks https://ift.tt/Qh4Vkfu via IFTTT
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All Roads Lead to Ganga | Ruskin Bond | Book Review

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In "All Roads Lead to Ganga," Ruskin Bond pays homage to Ganga and the Himalayas, celebrating their majesty and significance. From the tranquil waters of Mandakini to the towering peaks of Tungnath, the book reverently explores the diverse landscapes of Garhwal, capturing Bond's profound connection to this cherished land and its sacred rivers.

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