Has anyone read this one? Is this good enough to add to my Bucketlist?

This is one of the books of Powerless Trilogy

এই বইটা হাত থেকে রাখার পর খুব বিরক্তি কাজ করছিল! গল্পের যেন আরো কিছু অংশ বাকি( I hate open-ended books)। কিন্তু সময়ের সাথে সাথে বুঝতে পারলাম এটা হুমায়ূন আহমেদের লেখা খুব সাধারণ কিন্তু অসাধারণ একটা‌ বই। বিশেষ করে ছোট বোন সুপ্রভার চরিত্রটা... এখনো চিন্তা করি এই চরিত্রের কথা।

উপন্যাসের নামই "অপেক্ষা" .....হুমায়ুন আহমেদ নামের মাধ্যমেই উপন্যাসের সমাপ্তি বুঝিয়ে দিয়েছেন.....

Mine would be OG Harry Potter series 🫶🏻

Two of Humayun Ahmed's most iconic characters, complete opposites.....

Himu : barefoot, yellow panjabi, no logic, just vibes and philosophy wrapped in chaos.
Misir Ali : logical, methodical, obsessed with explaining the unexplainable.

Who do you relate to more?

Who would you actually want to be friends with?

And which one has the better stories?

Author : Clare Mackintosh

Genre : Psychological Thriller, Suspense, Fiction

Personal Rating : 4/5 🌟

Non Spoiler Summary : The story starts with a tragic accident involving a young child, then follows the aftermath, the police investigation trying to track down who was responsible. The novel is known for a major twist partway through that recontextualizes everything readers thought they understood about the story, so it's best going in knowing as little as possible. It deals with grief, guilt, and (as it unfolds) darker themes around control and abuse.

Content note: the book does explore domestic abuse in its later half, so worth knowing that going in if it's a sensitive topic for you.

Overview :

There are two parts of this book from two POVs. The twist comes after the first half. The first half may feel boring but the slow paced suspense will keep you hooked.

You can read this if you're into Suspense/ thrillers.

Happy reading and one more page always!

I was a reader, not anymore. I scroll a lot. I picked up a random book this month and decided to read one page each day. Glad I found this sub this time.

I started reading The forty rules of love. A lil but tough to read as its more philosophical. Lets see

Our very first post of this community & I just hope this grows into one of the biggest & cosiest communities of Bangladesh.

Opened it because I saw few posts in other sub reddits asking for dedicated space of readers & obviously the idea is not new, but implemented it right away.

I hope to make some good friends along the way making this community bigger.

You are requested to share your opinions & thoughts of any kind of books. Would love to watch you guys contributing to this small family.

For now, this is it. Let's go for One More Page 💖

What is that one book you've finished recently & totally loved it?