Hi, I’m Sudha Rayadurgam—but you might know me better as Luv2read.
Books are not just my passion; they’re my world. I’m a book reviewer, alpha and beta reader, and editor who loves diving deep into an author’s creative universe. There’s something incredibly fulfilling about being part of a book’s journey—from brainstorming with authors to writing blurbs that bring their stories to life.
I don’t just read books—I get into them, explore them, and sometimes lovingly tear them apart during discussions. That passion for conversation and storytelling is what led me to create my podcast, BOOKETHON, where I connect with fellow readers and celebrate the magic of books.
On the personal front, I’m a proud mother of two teens. I hold a postgraduate degree and a B.Ed., and although I once envisioned a career as a software engineer, life had other plans. I discovered true joy and job satisfaction while teaching kindergarten—every moment with those little ones was a lesson in fun and patience.
Apart from reading, I write—every single day. My professional training has honed my ability to pen down my thoughts on any topic, and once I start writing, my pen rarely stops.
Being an alpha and beta reader allows me to walk alongside authors as their ideas transform into stories. It’s a thrilling, rewarding adventure every single time.
So, that’s a little about me. If you’d like to join me on this journey through books, stories, and discussions, you can follow me on Instagram, Facebook, or drop me an email.
I get immense satisfaction from being involved in a book, connecting with the authors, and talking to my co-readers. I enjoy reading the book so much that I end up tearing it apart during discussions. That is how I started my podcast, BOOKETHON, and this website.
On a personal level, I’m a mother of two teenagers. I hold a postgraduate degree and a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree. Although I enjoy computers and see myself working as a software engineer in the future, a gap remains. After a few years, I realised how much I loved teaching. Believe me, I learnt what job satisfaction means through my years of teaching kindergarten. Every minute I spent with the kids, I had fun.
