
Book Review: Educated by Tara Westover
A reader's review of Tara Westover's memoir Educated — on family, faith, and the struggle to reconcile the past with who you become.
By Thoughtful India Staff||2 min read
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A reader's review of Tara Westover's memoir Educated — on family, faith, and the struggle to reconcile the past with who you become.
By Thoughtful India Staff||2 min read

Kathleen Murray's memoir 'Count It All Joy' chronicles raising a son with Down syndrome and autism — a Naperville mother's journey from fear to inner peace.
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Shubhli Bhalla reviews Ashwin Sanghi's The Krishna Key — a thriller weaving the legend of Krishna with modern-day murder and conspiracy.
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The 'Chai, Chat with Books' club reviews Gone Girl: Gillian Flynn's devilish thriller of a marriage gone bad, deceit, and two narrators you can't trust.
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Chatto and Windus published Khushwant Singh’s novel “Train to Pakistan” in 1956. It’s a 181-page novel and is available in both paperback and hardback. It’s…
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A reader's review of Jean Sasson's 'Princess' — the ghostwritten story of Princess Sultana and the appalling treatment of women in Saudi Arabia.
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Part travelogue, part confession: Gregory David Roberts' 2003 epic follows an escaped Australian convict into the slums and underworld of Bombay.
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Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers argues that success owes as much to timing, culture, and 10,000 hours as to talent. A review of the year's most enjoyable read.
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NPR's Rob Sachs wrote an irreverent guide to surviving life's daily indignities — clogged toilets, dog poop, and all. A review.
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