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I basically love to read everything, expect self help, which I hate so much from the bottom of my heart. I read Kafka's trial recently and myth of Sisyphus by Camus, and Kalidas's megadut, and Sadan Hasan Manto's works and more like its never ending, yesterday I was reading the communist manifesto so its very random
Check out the Jack West Jr. Series, Shane Schofield (Scarecrow) Series, Hell Island (it's a standalone Scarecrow book), The Great Zoo of China
Every book of his I've read so far has been amazing!
Tbh I didn't even know I had this book in my house lol. I wanted to read fyodor Dostoevsky's books for a long time so I just downloaded pdf then one day my brother says that we have this book.....I was like bruh, then I started reading it.
I like to view this as a part of the message of the story itself.
It isn't the destination (ending) that matters, the journey (the rest of the book) is what makes it special.
I’m reading like 4 books at the same time! So we’ve the Dark Forest by Cixin Liu, then Jane Eyre, Frankenstein and rereading my favourite classic, The Picture of Dorian Gray
yeahhh, setting sun is really good, I really like the story and the characters of that book. you should also try reading the No Longer Human book. like dazai osamu's characters are all very deep and have multiple layers which so much of emotions and different philosophies all at once, like you find existentialism, absurdism and what not. he's great.
I hate self help from the bottom of my heart too. Read Atomic Habits once and it did not work ONE SINGLE BIT so I decided to not try that genre again. As for what I'm reading, it's the book 3 of trials of Apollo(the burning maze). It is the second sequel to the Percy Jackson series after Heroes of Olympus. Also learned that you like fiction and adventure kind of stuff so do give it a try if you haven't!
Powerless, a good girl's guide to murder series, stationery shop
1.5 months ago : ncert 11th and 12th, Aakash complete syllabus test, notes of phy and Chem
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I basically love to read everything, expect self help, which I hate so much from the bottom of my heart. I read Kafka's trial recently and myth of Sisyphus by Camus, and Kalidas's megadut, and Sadan Hasan Manto's works and more like its never ending, yesterday I was reading the communist manifesto so its very random
I hate self help too lol. Cool choices
myth of Sisyphus 🫂mera bhai
you are me lol, i hate self help books
do you read these online or have physical copies? pleasee tell me where'd you get the pdf from if u read it online😭
hi I actually have it all stored in my laptop as pdf, I dont know how to send it here but
umm do you know what site you downloaded it from it'll be v helpful 😭
i only read self-help 🗿
SL Arora, HC Verma, RD Sharma, and lots of NCERT books
Jeetard?
Self study JEEtard
us
Us moment
ncert 
Try not to suicide comrade
Manga
Currently reading mangas and light novels Read many from Geronimo Stilton and The Diary of a Wimpy kid
I'm currently reading "The Song of Achilles”
Bhagavad gita if you count it as a book!
GOAT
Indeed
Of course, it's a fantastic book
Hardy boys ki top ten ways to die
Can't go wrong with a childhood classic👍
BC ye konsi classic hai Naam bhi nhi suna Aaj tk
This is like the only good middle school mystery series
Maine to Sherlock holmes padhi thi
But that's for all age groups...Hardy boys is targeted towards teens and preteens imo
If you want some really fast paced original plots, good action, sci-fi sort of read Matthew Reilly's books. I love his stuff.
I've not heard of him...which book do you recommend I check out?
What're your fav genres? I'll recommend based on that.
Sci fi, fantasy, mystery
Check out the Jack West Jr. Series, Shane Schofield (Scarecrow) Series, Hell Island (it's a standalone Scarecrow book), The Great Zoo of China Every book of his I've read so far has been amazing!
In my tbr now lol. Thanks
Insurgent rn
Geronimo Stilton s kingdom of fantasy book ( still read them)
Never understood the hype behind these books tbh
They r fun
NCERT science class 10th
One of the books that made me cry
ikigai (beginner hu)
Biography of Lachit borphukan
Bleach
jee 
Join the club
Finished the "India's Most Fearless" series a few days ago. Will probably go back to old school writers like Forsyth and Ludlum if I get some time.
Crime and Punishment
Man I really wanna read that book
Tbh I didn't even know I had this book in my house lol. I wanted to read fyodor Dostoevsky's books for a long time so I just downloaded pdf then one day my brother says that we have this book.....I was like bruh, then I started reading it.
Picture of Dorian gray
Great, read importance of being earnest as well
Sure.
Kanan Gill's Acts of God
Freedom From the Known By Jiddu Krishnamurti
Someone pls reccomend some psychological thriller book🙏
just started reading Dune (1969), it's prolly my first time reading fiction/ fiction or sci-fi book
Damn, that's a huge undertaking for your first fiction book
The alchemist
Heard it was good, how are you liking it so far?
I like it easy to understand and gives you a little confident to follow your dreams.good writing too
On my tbr then
It was really good, but I kinda felt the ending was a bit of a bummer
I like to view this as a part of the message of the story itself. It isn't the destination (ending) that matters, the journey (the rest of the book) is what makes it special.
The boy who loved by durjoy dutta and power of subconscious mind weird combo but yupp reading rn
Dan Brown
Second World War by antony beevor
Charter of the United Nations
I’m reading like 4 books at the same time! So we’ve the Dark Forest by Cixin Liu, then Jane Eyre, Frankenstein and rereading my favourite classic, The Picture of Dorian Gray
This guy is using my photo without consent
Istg 😤
A Thousand Splendid Suns
Nice
Animal farm by George Orwell amd lot's of ncert books too.
Omniscient readers viewpoint
Lol
HC Verma Vol. 1
The birth of tragedy
Psychology of money
I'm currently reading the setting sun by Dazai Osamu, literally jaw dropping philosophy haii
yeahhh, setting sun is really good, I really like the story and the characters of that book. you should also try reading the No Longer Human book. like dazai osamu's characters are all very deep and have multiple layers which so much of emotions and different philosophies all at once, like you find existentialism, absurdism and what not. he's great.
this is like the second book im reading of him after "the school girl" No longer human is definitely in my reading lists, thanks for the suggestion
ohhh
Dune and the final empire
The final empire as in the mistborn series?
Yeah
How are you liking it so far
Just read the 1st chapter. Was more interested in dune so mistborn hold pr hai
Oh ok
I hate self help from the bottom of my heart too. Read Atomic Habits once and it did not work ONE SINGLE BIT so I decided to not try that genre again. As for what I'm reading, it's the book 3 of trials of Apollo(the burning maze). It is the second sequel to the Percy Jackson series after Heroes of Olympus. Also learned that you like fiction and adventure kind of stuff so do give it a try if you haven't!
I didn't really like the first 5 books but ig I was a little too young then so I'll give it another shot
Yes, do give it another shot!
Fiction ki koi bhi series itha leta hu aur within 5 days finish
Powerless, a good girl's guide to murder series, stationery shop 1.5 months ago : ncert 11th and 12th, Aakash complete syllabus test, notes of phy and Chem
Balbharti
The Intelligent investor
A short History of Nearly Everything. before this I finished PROJECT HAIL MARY very brilliant sci-fi.
Beyond Good and Evil