This is the first attempt at blogging of a 17-year-old Delhi girl, Prashansa Taneja, who loves reading, writing, art, music and not to mention, tea and cakes. Her love for books, reading and writing has brought her here.
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hi and thanx. Delightful combo esply 4 one like me with a sweet tooth that inclds books ofcrse!!!!!! your goin gr8 guns. keep bloggin nd i’l keep reading!
lots of luv in xchnge 4 the t,cs nd bks.(got it?)
Thank you so much, Ma’am!
congratulations, i was really happy to see this, i love reading as well but unfortunately most of the books i read is in Arabic , i think some are translated to other languages, i hope you can read them one day
Yomna,
Thank you so much for visiting my blog! I am glad you love reading too. And yes, I hope books written in Arabic are translated more often in English.
Keep reading!
Oo la la… its awesome and Congratulations.. 🙂
Though I am not much into reading..but I really loved your blog.. especially the visual theme..
Till now I was not able to understand what to read. So I hope your blog will somewhat help me to read some outstanding pieces of literature..
Will be waiting for more posts.. Love you.. 🙂
Kanu,
Your comment just touched my heart. 🙂
hello,
i really like reading your blog. it’s sad many regular bloggers arent blogging anymore. pls do start blogging again, i would love to read how reading has been as an experience for you in teens and how it is different now. keep writing!
An inspiring blog, it is good to meet a young bibliophile from Dehli.Keep up the good work.
Hi Prashansa! I don’t know if you are still maintaining this blog, but I accidently stumbled upon it and believe me, I loved it a lot. Particularly I loved your writing. You are a good writer (as reflected in these old pieces, but now surely you have grown even better and more refined). Your love for letters is truly inspiring. All the best.