Anjani AgrawalEpisode 1: Leaning In?“There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish.” — Michelle ObamaJun 12, 2020Jun 12, 2020
Anjani AgrawalBook review: An American MarriageTayari Jones’ An American Marriage focuses on the marriage of a middle-class African-American couple, Roy and Celestial, whose lives are…May 17, 2020May 17, 2020
Anjani AgrawalBook Review: Memoirs of a GeishaMemoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden was my newly initiated book club’s first pick and I must say we managed to start off on a pretty good…May 9, 2020May 9, 2020
Anjani Agrawal2019: A Year in Review“That’s the thing about books. They let you travel without moving your feet.” — Jhumpa Lahiri, The NamesakeDec 30, 2019Dec 30, 2019
Anjani AgrawalBook Review: A Thousand Splendid SunsI have read several books centered around women this year — but this one hit hard and wrecked my heart. I don’t know if I owe that to the…Dec 28, 2019Dec 28, 2019
Anjani AgrawalBook review: Born a CrimeTrevor Noah’s Born a Crime is a 5-star book!Dec 25, 2019Dec 25, 2019
Anjani AgrawalBook review: Sapiens — A Brief History of HumankindI started off the year with this one and must I say what a great start! There are many reasons the author gives us to love this book.Dec 24, 2019Dec 24, 2019
Anjani AgrawalBook review: Dear Madam PresidentDear Madam President by Jennifer Palmieri is powerful, crisp, and encouraging. It is a hope, a reminder, and a letter to all the women who…Oct 29, 2019Oct 29, 2019
Anjani AgrawalBook review: The Fifth RiskLewis’s The Fifth Risk is a behind the scenes tour of the government agencies that support the country. This anecdote driven book both…Oct 27, 2019Oct 27, 2019
Anjani AgrawalBook review: How democracies dieHow Democracies Die is a though-provoking assessment of how democracies have perished over the years. In this context, Levitsky and…Aug 24, 2019Aug 24, 2019
