Books I read in 2022

I read fewer books this year than in the pandemic years. In 2020, I read 55 books and in 2021, I had read 32 books until July. I have hyperlinked some of the books I read this year to the reviews I’ve written of them for your reference. How has your reading been during the pandemic and post-pandemic?

1. The masks and other poems – Vasudha Pansare
2. Beyond the horizon beyond – Haiku and Haibun – Kala Ramesh
3. The 12 commandments of being a woman – Tahira Kashyap Khurrana
4. The seven sins of being a mother – Tahira Kashyap Khurrana
5. Good night stories for rebel girls – Elena Favilli and Francesca Cavallo
6. The rudest book ever – Shwetabh Gangwar
7. The war of art – Steven Pressfield
8. Desi Modern Love – An anthology of true stories curated by Ranjani Rao and Nandini Patwardhan
9. The time merchants and other strange tales by Vasudev Murthy
10. Destination Moon – Tintin (a repeat read)
11. Diary of a wimpy kid – the third wheel (a repeat read)
12. When God is a traveller – Arundhati Subramaniam
13. The timeless turns – Kavya Janani U
14. The murder at lemontree grove- Andaleeb Wajid
15. Chumki and the elephants – Lesley D Biswas
16. A Christmas tail by Sudesna Ghosh
17. High wire – D.W. Vogel
18. His search for the perfect bride – Sudesna Ghosh
19. Paati vs. uncle – Meera Ganapathi
20. The inmate – Frieda Mc Fadden
21. Rising – Kiran Manral
22. Prince with a paintbrush – The story of Raja Ravi Varma – Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan
23. Learn from the almond leaf- Eunice De Souza
24. Adam – S- Hareesh
25. I heart New York- Lindsey Kelk
26. Three Chinese Poets – Vikram Seth
27. The leaf and other poems – Vasudha Pansare
28. I’m old, I’m wise and I know my shit– Bevinda Collaco
29. Gulf-Michelle D’ costa
30. There are no foreign lands– Jeffrey A Sheehan
31. Stand for Ukraine – Anthology compiled by editor Trinity Wood
32. Bits and Pieces – Harshita Nanda
33. Live smart – Teja Lele
34. Tales from moonlit hearts – Soumya Bharathi
35. You, Me & the Universe – Manas Mukul
36. Whorls Within – A hundred poems- Nandini Sen Mehra
37. Hues from cues – Vandana Saxena