Collector of random facts, a professional daydreamer, and an overthinker! I run on caffeine and curiosity. When I am not busy saving the world (in my dreams), you will find me asking why, how, where, when - love finding answers about everything everyone around and far!
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Hi, Jaee here 👋 I have finally started a Bookstagram account - @readwithjaee. Shared 10+ book reviews till date here, plan to add lot many! I want to keep my hobby photography (@jaeejadhav) and book accounts @readwithjaee separate because I have realized reading is no longer just a hobby for me. It’s an essential part of my day. Interestingly, the hashtag #bookstagram has been used in ‘over’ 100 ...
Had the princely titles not been abolished in 1971, her official title would have been - ‘Nawabzadi’ Soha Ali Khan of Pataudi and Bhopal. Yes, we are talking about a princess today!Checkout this week’s book review - https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/10/03/sip-read-review-the-perils-of-being-moderately-famous-by-soha-ali-khan/Do share your feedback if you already read this one. Until next tim...
Today, I will share with you a story of a man born(1971) in Ethiopia, raised in Sweden, trained in Europe, and now living in America - Marcus Samuelsson. A Swedish-American celebrity chef, restaurateur, author, and TV personality. My August review for \Yes, Chef\ (2012), a memoir by chef Marcus Samuelsson.Read at https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/08/30/sip-read-review-yes-chef-by-marcus-sam...
The word ‘modak’ comes from Sanskrit, approximately meaning “a small portion of bliss.”Having lived for almost 20 years in the eastern side of Maharashtra, the Ganapati festival we celebrated at home—thanks to my mom’s unending enthusiasm—always had ‘fried modaks’ as offerings.I don’t remember tasting ‘steamed modaks’ in those years. Each time we ate the fried ones, my mom would mention the steame...
Oh Black, she needs your strength, depth, and eleganceTo see beyond the surface, and to walk with quiet dignity.Dear White, she needs your clarity and opennessTo clear the fog of doubt, to see truth without shadows.Yellow, she is missing your cheerfulness, enthusiasm, and positivityTo carry on through grey mornings, to spark laughter in weary hours.Green, with your nature and harmony,she needs you...
There’s too much red, green, yellow, and blue,Colors colliding in a blinding hue.The little birdie craves for the white—pure, wide, and deep,Where peace can whisper her softly to sleep.Too much is happening, loud and unclear,Each moment feels tangled in worry and fear.Just once, she wishes to let it all go,To silence the inner noise, let stillness flow.No plans to make, no roles to play,Just she, ...
Hi! Sharing my heartfelt review of ‘The Diary of a Young Girl’ by Anne Frank on the website. Her words written in hiding during one of history’s darkest times — echo with hope and raw honesty.📖 If you’ve read it (or have been meaning to), come see what stood out to me.🔗 https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/07/26/sip-read-review-the-diary-of-a-young-girl-by-anne-frank/ Do share your feedback ...
She is quick to hug someone she gets good vibes from, quick to always compliment a kind-hearted person, with nothing expected in return. When passionate, she engages in a task or topic with intense dedication. Once trust is built, she deeply values and protects relationships. She is not swayed by groupthink or social conformity and is often guided by her personal values!How many “normals” behave l...
“One fine day, a mother decides that her two boys are glued to the TV way too much.And so, she just turns it off right in the middle of their show and lays down the rule: only three shows a week from now on! Instead, they have to go to the library and check out books, and they will read at least two books every week (the 2 books will not be the school books). At the end of each week, they will giv...
“At the end of the lanes, he knew one thing: being number one felt pretty good. Winning was like an explosion, a rush, joy, freedom, fun. It hit him all at once!”From a humble childhood in Jamaica to the world’s biggest stage, Usain Bolt’s journey is as inspiring as it is electrifying. My latest review covers his autobiography “Faster Than Lightning”—a story of discipline, heart, and record-breaki...
