a Part from My Life !

Books are a man’s best friend, who would disagree ? I enjoy reading a lot. My reading journey has been interesting so I decided to share it with others. I have divided my journey into phases and each phase has taught me something. Hope you like it ! This is a long one so Happy reading ;) . To be honest ,I didn’t read any books until in 3rd grade (unless you count Clifford the big dog). I know people who started reading ever since they could read but not me. On the complete flip side I didn’t like to read at all. Reading was work for me ! Only books I ever touched were school books (that too not much). My world revolved around television and cartoons but (lyric alert!) “something happened one magical night”. In 3rd grade ,I was trying to fit into my new school so I had to keep up the trends there which at that time was reading Geronimo Stilton so I borrowed a book from a friend and started reading. That book took me 3 days ! I enjoyed it and my parents who were over the moon due to

In the last blog I talked about how coronavirus postponed my boards. Unfortunately it is not the only important thing in my life that has been postponed. All cricket matches since then have been cancelled and IPL has been postponed indefinitely . So, since cricket has a lot of things that have been going on and it has gone on a little break where i can catch up on everything that has happened and write about a few things. Don't worry I am not going to write about how Rohit Sharma is the greatest player ever but rather I am going to talk about India's run in the women's T20 world cup and Cricket docuseries. Well Played, Girls ! We are proud of you.  First , Women's T20 world cup final, India VS Australia, Unfortunately India lost pretty bad but we have to acknowledge the fact that they played exceptionally well and had a great run in the tournament. The fact that the final was the only match they lost in the whole tournament was incredible and also a little disa

I have been writing exams since 27th February and thought that nothing could be worse than writing exams for a month but well now I change my opinion on that. My board exams have been postponed to after 31th March and I still have 4 exams left ! Since I have plenty of time between my next exams and not a lot of will to study for such a long time ,here is a blog where I want to share about my experience with board exams and the outbreak of coronavirus due to which my boards seem unending. So a little context , I am currently in 10th and writing ICSE board exams. In ICSE we have to write Ten exams ! Many people wonder how we have ten subjects. Unlike CBSE ,our sciences and socials are separate so we have a three and two exams for each of the sciences and social respectively as well as have two exams for English i.e grammar and literature. Other than that we have maths, second language and an optional subject. To a lot of people it sounds overkill but that is not it ,we also have a