Feel the rainbow hues this Christmas!

Ho ho ho! Merry Christmas to everyone dropping by!

This Christmas has been made special on Indiblogeshwaris. As secret santa, we were asked to review a blog and surprise that person with an honest feedback.

So, my dear readers, this festive season I have got you lots of colors from a very vibrant blog. Presenting, Myriadrainbowhues by Kajal.

I give you some reasons why you may want to click onto the link above and spend some time there:

v  Kajal’s passion for writing is palpable on the whole space and it is infectious. She is relatively new to the arena, having started in March this year but has come a really long way in terms of her writing and writing style

v  Varied forms of writing explored, from 55Fiction to short stories to 100 words

v  Sheer frequency of her writing and updating her blog will always keep you engaged and your mailbox every alternate day will bring you some new post, new story or new anecdote from her

v  There is something for everyone – drama, romance, humor, movie reviews (though she now has a separate blog for that too),slice of life and mostly everyday you and I

v  Some of her posts that I really liked and I recommend: her 13 parts story ‘Eye of a storm’, Beauty in imperfection, Peace within and The Light that Shines

I am sure hopping onto this rainbow will be something you will enjoy and this will make a good reading for a lazy winter Sunday afternoon!

Now, this secret santa’s special message for Kajal J

I remember during the last leg of A-Z challenge there was this female with the name Kajal and blog name, myriad rainbow hues who would comment regularly on my posts. J April got over and this day, it is so so good knowing you Kajal and I really have enjoyed your progression in writing.

I am absolutely amazed at your zeal to write and many a times I wonder how does she get time, juggling between work, family and writing religiously! I hope I can learn a thing or two from you on this!

I am going to give you big thumbs up on the way you have expanded your repertoire of working on different forms of writing, fiction and non-fiction, the way you creatively interpret the prompts and participate in the challenges week after week.

I did tell you this that I loved ‘Eye of a storm’. Didn’t I? Also, you must be complimented for the short stories. I think you are good at that.

My wishlist from your blog is to read about the mountains you grew up in. It would be good to visit those places through your eyes.

You have managed to create a space that is inviting, positive and easy on the eyes. And after a hard day at work, a reader wants to come back to that kind of space only. Kudos to that!

I hope I could do justice to the hard work that you have put in that space! It’s great to have known you and your blog, Kajal.

Wishing you and everyone, myriad rainbow hues this Christmas!