Tareq Nurul Hasan

  Sanya found writing ‘therapeutic’ after her schizophrenia diagnosis. She hopes to spark change With her novel Hospital, Sanya Rushdi presents a fictionalised account of her mental health struggles after several episodes of psychosis. The Melbourne-based author hopes her writing can challenge some misconceptions around schizophrenia. Click here to read the complete article on SBS

  ‘Free, non-judgemental, accessible’: How your local library is a sanctuary of health and wellness Far from just a spot for bookworms, the humble local library is at the frontline of the fight against a 'loneliness epidemic' - with a recent survey showing many people think it plays an important role in their mental health and wellbeing.  Click here to read the complete article on SBS. 

  How to Talk to Girls at Parties by Neil Gaiman My rating: 4 of 5 stars I liked the original short story a lot. Specially when Triolet explains those ideas about poem/ poetry and patterns. When I grabbed this graphic novel, was wondering about those parts, how they’re gonna put those in pictures? But Moon and Ba proved themselves awesome, again. The story, in short, felt a bit rushed in, but it still has the original essence, with those strange colours and line art. And again, who ain’t gonna love Neil Gaiman? Anyone? Nobody. View all my reviews

Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops by Jen Campbell My rating: 3 of 5 stars 3.5/5. It’s funny. But I also found that it was teasing my reader-ego by throwing some book trivia all the way. Very casually though, which made it more interesting. Also, it was one of my quickest read in recent days, credit goes to the genre I suppose. Which made me realise, one will continue to turn the pages with no pause, only if there is a promise for a new and interesting story forward. Very basic, I know, but how many of us remember this while writing a book? View all my reviews

I love to create book covers and illustrations for books more than anything ! Here are some of those, done in the last few months. All of them are available in Boidweep .

I have created this Colouring ebook: Let's Colour Bangladesh, mainly keeping the kids living in abroad. This is a pdf version of the book, once purchased and downloaded, it can be printed as many times as you want to colour it again and again. Get this book. 1. Hard copy: order from Amazon 2. In Bangladesh, order from Kagojer Boi And for the ebook: 1.  Click here for this ebook.