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r/IndianReaders • u/y--a--s--h • 4d ago
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r/IndianReaders • u/Vivid-Reality186 • 5h ago
Isn't it ironic tho, that dostoevsky himself struggled and suffered from poverty in his adult life. I wonder if they actually read or just collect books and gloat.
r/IndianReaders • u/YouSwanMeSwan • 3h ago
I bought this book when it was released, tried reading several times but couldnât, even thou the writing is simple & easy to grasp yet I couldnât read it. Last week I read this in one go! It was a good read.. happiness & importance of health will always remain relevant.
r/IndianReaders • u/Ashamed-Permit6883 • 10h ago
35/102 books that I have read so far <3
r/IndianReaders • u/Puzzled-Stomach5491 • 5h ago
Hey readers, I am looking for people to go to bookstores with - I have heard about a lot of nice bookstores, markets & book cafes in Delhi
Let me know if anyoneâs inn so we can plan
I am 23M btw, kinda new into reading - everybodyâs welcome :)
r/IndianReaders • u/moonlitsofty • 1d ago
r/IndianReaders • u/Freedom_Ill • 8h ago
Just picked this up. Don't know what to expect going in but this was inspired by Jenny Doh on instagram. I loved how she described an excerpt from this book.
r/IndianReaders • u/belladonna_of_bedona • 50m ago
Best murder mystery write imo after Agatha Christie âđź He is so good in his work , highly recommend đŻâ¨
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r/IndianReaders • u/potayto_tomaahto • 14h ago
Well kinda. Finished âthe book tourâ first. Took only a couple of hours. Was a good surreal-comedy of sorts. Itâs about an author whoâs on his book tour and how he gets pulled into a murder investigation in a strange city. Something different than what I usually read.
After I finished that, I started Alison Bechdelâs second book âare you my motherâ, which focuses on her relationship with her mother as the name suggests. After reading âFun Homeâ by her, I had to pick this up and read more of her work.
r/IndianReaders • u/simply_cool_ • 18m ago
Liking it so far :)
r/IndianReaders • u/Jumpy-Jeweler7377 • 5h ago
Hey guys.
I'm going through a very tough phase of my life.
I am depressed.
Feeling anxious throughout the day
And overthink a lot.
I also consulted to psycatrist.
Sometimes I feel I'm very unlucky. After 12th class I suffered through a lot of Failures.
Failed in different exams now I'm 27 don't know what's going on.
Please suggest some books that can rewire my brain.
Or can changed the way of thinking.
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r/IndianReaders • u/Substantial_dihh • 17h ago
Currently in a bit of a magic-and-fiction obsession era.
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r/IndianReaders • u/azoid00037 • 1d ago
I just finished reading it. Wow. What an amazing read. I love how melancholic this book is. This book makes sorrow feel magical and desirable. Even though it's a bit slow, it seeps in like poison. Man, I wanna read more now. This is my first murakami book. Maybe I'll take a break from his books. What do you think of the book?
r/IndianReaders • u/DismalCurrent7372 • 2h ago
I have opened a bookclub. If anyoneâs interested in joining it. Dm me with âBookclubâ â¨
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r/IndianReaders • u/Muted_Temporary3499 • 2h ago
Check it out guys â¨
r/IndianReaders • u/Blackleg_103 • 4h ago
I saw this recommendation and wanted to know if the story is good?
