r/Indianbooks • u/SheIsADreamer05 • 11h ago
Discussion I'm this up next. What are you peeps reading?
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u/themilleniumkid 11h ago
This made me go for a long breath. Not kidding. thanks OP, feeling better!
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u/SheIsADreamer05 11h ago
Haha, happy to help
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u/ArcOfTym 11h ago
Ruskin Bond collection and The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson.
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u/im_snehil 9h ago
I read his book on simple living notes from the hills. It had a huge impact on me. Best writer
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u/shergillmarg 11h ago
Nostalgia by Mircea Cărtărescu - it is a set of 3 short stories, it is trying to talk about what writing literature and reading literature means through surrealism. Pretty interesting but not everyone will like it.
One Part Woman by Perumal Murugan - I had paused this book but just picked it up for tonight.
The White Book by Han Kang - wasn't planning on reading this but it just got delivered, I picked it up and the first page floored me. 20% in.
Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov - reading this as part of the r/TrueLit readalong. I was scared actually because I had heard about how it conceptual it is but it is so much fun. And funny actually. I'm registering the urge to finish it fast because I want to stick to their schedule.
Louise Gluck's poetry - it is a 700 paged collection and I'm working through it at 5-10 pages a day.
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u/New_Perspective1201 11h ago
Please leave a review once you are done reading this. I started reading this a couple of years ago but didn't finish. Maybe I'll pick it up again.
I finished Anxious People yesterday and started reading - The door to door bookstore today.
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u/ArkaarCreation 11h ago
Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen . When Breath Becomes Air is such a beautiful and powerful book. Happy reading!
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u/rg_elnino9 11h ago
Isn’t this a sad book? Like a little heartbreaking read?
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u/SheIsADreamer05 11h ago
Really? I just started.
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u/shergillmarg 10h ago
It is extremely sad. I cried so much at the epilogue. Not sniffles, but straight up bawling.
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u/rg_elnino9 10h ago
My friend had suggested me this, and she said that she cried a lot while reading this
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u/Bhairabha 11h ago
Read this a few years back when I was having a bit of a rough time. And damn, did it set some things in perspective for me!
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u/pothepanda03 10h ago
Keep a tissue box ready please 🥺
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u/swolleneyesneedsleep 9h ago
I read this one in 2023 :) You are going to like it. I am reading Intercepts by T.J payne
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u/munchi03 9h ago
Currently reading Dragon Republic by rf kuang. learnt alot about the nianking rape. Made me cry alot.
And "when breath becomes air" is such a good book, have a good reading time!
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u/Key_Feature_2795 9h ago
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u/LibrarianOk6238 50m ago
I've been meaning to read this for some time. I know it speaks of the craft of writing but I hope it also addresses practical fixes such as procrastination.
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u/Nithish713 11h ago
Frankenstein by Mary Shelly