Thought Process Lab (TPL)

Touch-up! Touch-up! Every girl requires beauty products in their life. From a lip gloss to a foundation to what not. There are so many products that anyone would be astonished. So I am listing certain products that I use (some very rarely).  I love to keep it simple every day. Since it is winter, I rely on Nivea and Vaseline products. 1. Nivea's Strawberry Shine is great for lip care. It gives a strawberry shade and also a little shine on the lips. It can also be used during summer and it is really great. Price:  ₹ 150. Nive Strawberry Shine 2. I have recently bought Coloressence Liplicious Gloss. I have never tried this product before but I absolutely love it. I have taken a pretty pink shade and it's Amazing!!! It also moisturizes the lips. What else does a girl need? Price:  ₹  350. If you buy it from Crawford Market (Beauty Center) or the one just opposite Grant Road Station (W), you might get a 10% OFF. Coloressence Liplicious Gloss ...

In the previous book The Kommandant’s Girl, there was a character Marta, part of the German Renaissance who helped Anna to meet her husband Jacob. Marta was shot and was put in the Nazi prison camp. She was tortured every day for information against the renaissance but she did not budge. Due to all this torture and endless interrogation, she fell ill. The American army invades German and the camp and Marta is rescued by Paul, an American soldier who gives her hopes for having a happy life. They spend few days together until he has to go back and she moves to London. Their hopes of a happy life together crash when Paul’s plane crashes. Marta meets Simon, a British diplomat on a boat. He falls in love with her, like it was love at first sight. She becomes pregnant hence she marries Simon. She leads a normal life, being a housewife and parenting a wonderful daughter Rachel. But, she learned about a communist spy in the British intelligence. She tries to find the spy and ...

Kommandant’s Girl by Pam Jenoff – is about a girl’s stories during the World War II. September 1939, Emma Bau, a Jewish in Poland her world was turned upside down. Germany invaded Poland during the year 1939. All the Jewish residents in Poland were forced to flee their homes, to avoid capture from the Germans. Emma Bau had been married to Jacob just six weeks back. Jacob was also a Jew who was the member of the resistance. When Poland was invaded, Jacob along with the people in the Resistance was forced to leave. They fled so that they could fight for their people’s freedom.  Emma had to burn her Hebrew marriage certificate. The Jews in their area were captured and were supposed to work in the Ghetto. The captured population were not allowed to leave the ghetto premises. There was a list made. Emma involved herself by teaching children. Emma had a ray of hope to leave the ghetto and find her husband. She met Alek at the ghetto during the functions. He was Jacob’s acquaint...