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Books reviewed by Aditi Upadhyaya at BookBrowse.

Aditi Upadhyaya

Aditi is studying Political Science and Sociology at the University of Toronto. She is an avid reader and lover of all books mythological, thriller, political, and feminist. She is especially fond of female Indian authors and narratives. She hopes to introduce you all to some of her favorite books!

Books reviewed by Aditi Upadhyaya

California Golden (11/15/23)
Impossible Escape (09/20/23)

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