Introduction to Mina's blogs.

 About Author:
Mina is my short name and I use it as a substitute for my real name while working online and socializing with people around the world. I have a deep interest in books and many other things that include cooking, sketching even makeup products and finding new fashion styles. This page is going to be dedicated to books I suppose but don't blame me if I start raving about other interests in between blogs.
(The author is a sarcastic person who loves to drop dad jokes, so please understand)
As for people reading this they can expect detailed reviews on books I have read and I am going to read in future and believe me I cannot live without reading for a long time.
My opinions on books might clash with some people but all that I will be writing here is going to be solely my opinion and what I want to say. I am a feminist but I dont mix ignorance with feminism so you can say I am a bit of an odd feminist that use their voice just to defend not to offend. I am a humanitarian and can be extremely emotional at times and I even get attached to fictional characters. I take everything positively and its rare when I show even a bit of pessimism. 
These days I have gotten into a bit of historical novels. For your information I am from Pakistan and like to read both English and Urdu novels equally so you can even expect me to write reviews on Urdu novels. I am just a simple college girl who has taken up habit of reading to improve language skills and vocabulary and I love to express my opinions openly so people will know what to expect from me and what not to.
Recently I have been reading novels like "Forty Rules of Love" and you can expect my first review to be on this book. So far I have loved it and I really enjoy detailed good writings with a good storyline and I enjoy good books while there are also some books I pick up read a few pages and put it back if there is no intriguing story.
I enjoy a wide range of genres like history, romance, thriller, mystery, fantasy, and sometimes even horror but I prefer horror movies over horror novels so I can get to experience all of the emotions and story with the characters while having a visual in front of me and unfolding the story without knowing what comes next and believe me that is the best feeling ever.
I wish everyone reading this best regards and I hope this will be a good opportunity for me as well as other fellow readers.

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