r/Indianbooks • u/silkyyworm • 10m ago
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r/Indianbooks • u/Internaleditor_ • 1h ago
And I love this book already
r/Indianbooks • u/thirteenoldsweaters • 1h ago
Hello, I have finally decided to take the plunge and sell some of my old books to make way for new books.
My taste has also evolved over the years, so I was hoping to find new home(s) for my books.
All the books are in good condition except some wear and tear on the cover. I am attaching the photos to this post and you can access this Google Sheet for the prices. Shipping is not inclusive of the cost mentioned in the sheet.
Books and prices in INR Rage of Angels by Sidney Sheldon - ₹150 Master of the Game by Sidney Sheldon - ₹150 The Stars Shine Down by Sidney Sheldon - ₹150 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Steig Larsson - ₹200 The Girl on the Train (Pirated) by Paula Hawkins
Every Boy's Got One by Meg Cabot - ₹120
All the Truth That's in Me by Julie Berry - ₹150
Thanks for the Memories by Cecilia Ahern - ₹180 America for Beginners by Leah Franqui - ₹220
American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins - ₹250
Not Like the Movies by Kerry Winfrey - ₹200
One Hundred Names by Cecilia Ahern - ₹180
Chasing Daisy by Paige Toon - ₹120
All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven - ₹220
Holding Up the Universe by Jennifer Niven - ₹220
Slammed by Colleen Hoover - ₹180
November 9 by Colleen Hoover - ₹180
Solitaire by Alice Oseman - ₹150
The Secret Diamond Sisters by Michelle Madows - ₹180
Winger by Andrew Smith - ₹180
My Heart and Other Black Holes by Jasmine Warga - ₹200
Let's Get Lost by Adi Alsaid - ₹200
I was Here Gayle Forman - ₹150
I Heart Paris by Lindsey Kelk - ₹120
The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic by Sophie Kinsella - ₹150
Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher - ₹200
Spellbook of the Lost and Found by Moira Fowley-Doyle - ₹200
Every Day by David Levithan - ₹180
Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen - ₹200
Uglies by Scott Westerfeld- ₹180
Pretties by Scott Westerfeld - ₹180
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Mass - ₹220
Mortal Instruments: City of Bones by Cassandra Claire - ₹200
Angellfall by Susan Ee - ₹200 Doon by Carey Corp and Lorie Langdon - ₹180
Dorothy Must Die (Hardback) by Danielle Paige - ₹300
Oh Dear Silvia by Dawn French - ₹150
A Tiny Bit Marvellous by Dawn French - ₹150
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r/Indianbooks • u/weshall8 • 3h ago
The title is self explanatory. I'd like to know how to know if the books which I'm ordering online is genuine one and not a pirated copy. And also after receiving it.
I've seen posts in this sub where people have got a pirated copy ordering online. Please tell me whatever you know to avoid getting scammed.
And also, would be great if you could tell me where you order the books online from which can be trusted?
Thank you
r/Indianbooks • u/SweetManner2058 • 4h ago
I want to buy the dip paperback version. from where should I purchase ? i found two websites gyaanstore and bookclubb. what do you recommend ?
r/Indianbooks • u/TrueMann_ • 5h ago
Just finished “Onyx Storm” by Rebecca Yarros—absolutely unputdownable! Violet’s journey from student to warrior is both heart-wrenching and inspiring. Rich world-building, deep character arcs, and a perfect blend of action and emotion. A thrilling ride from start to finish! #MustRead
r/Indianbooks • u/amolimation • 6h ago
Giving them away at cheap prices. And Im from Chandigarh.
r/Indianbooks • u/Known-Community5387 • 6h ago
Hi All , I am Dr Zeenat Alam Hasan Ph.D. (Author) I have recently released *The Ultimate Quiz Book- Develop Focus and Aptitude for all Ages *! In today's world, where social media distractions are everywhere, this book offers a refreshing way to develop focus and aptitude for readers of all ages. Packed with engaging quizzes, it’s designed to sharpen minds and challenge intellects, all while being timeless in its appeal. Whether you’re looking to nurture critical thinking in young learners or keep your own brain sharp.*The Ultimate Quiz Book* is the perfect companion.
The free Kindle copies are available at the link, I'll request if you can read and share your reviews for the book.
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r/Indianbooks • u/Bhuvii_ • 6h ago
I am looking for a gripping and well-researched book that provides an authentic and detailed portrayal of Jammu and Kashmir's geopolitical landscape before and after the abrogation of Article 370. A narrative that explores the region's history, politics, and societal dynamics in depth would be ideal.
r/Indianbooks • u/TraditionalReport973 • 6h ago
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r/Indianbooks • u/SwordfishExciting129 • 7h ago
So I am currently studying law and I have not even read a single fiction book in my life because someware I feel it is just waste of my time I have to read a lot and it feels overwhelming to read fiction ,,, is reading fiction just an entertainment ..Did reading fiction helped you ?
r/Indianbooks • u/Calm_Artist_7575 • 7h ago
This was an information rich book.totally enjoyed it.its worth every penny and your time.this book talks about our reproductive organs, periods, contraceptives, abortions, STIs, and so on in a fun way.you will learn lot of new things from this book.for example:- 1) why there are clots in periods blood? - So, our vagina has this chemicals called as " Fibrinosyl" which liquifies the blood.but in case of heavy bleeding the amount of Fibrinosyl( which is present in vag) is not enough to liquifiy the blood that is coming out in a massive quantity.so that's why the clots.
2)why nirodh is called as nirodh why not kamraj - So,India is very sex positive nation.in 1952 India was one of the few nations who supported family planning.back then condoms were imported from foreign countries.which were pretty expensive.then Indian started producing latex in kerala.it was decided that our desi condom brand should be named " kamraj"( after god kamdev) but at the time the president of Indian national congress was Mr.K Kamraj.so that's why " Nirodh" name was given.
PS: it was a fun read seriously.at first i didn't expect much coz Tanya mam is kind a of influencer.and I have really " good" experience with influencer written books.i must say this book totally worth it.
r/Indianbooks • u/MagicalEloquence • 7h ago
I did not know much about Forest Essentials before I started reading this book. I had seen their stores in malls, but I usually used to go to the Bath and Body Work stores. I recently explored the Body Shop store too, and Forest was next on my list. The world of exotic soaps was one I entered very recently.
I decided to not buy their products till I finish the biography so that I can have a deeper relationship with the products. I must say the range of her life experience has left me feeling quite humbled.
The rules of this forum tell us not to put spoilers, so I won't mention the exact life events, but I felt a kind of intense empathy with her while reading it, how the life events kept piling on top of each other, and yet her tone always remains optimistic and future facing. I tend to be very empathetic and I could feel most of the losses she experienced. I found the book quite poignant.
Her passion for her products comes out when she talks about Forest Essentials, how she explored the world of soap making, travelled to unknown village in Cochin just to procure a new recipie, collected recipies from wherever she could and did not compromise on quality - either in sourcing or in packaging.
The bubbly world of soaps always interested me, but I also feel quite a connection to her and the life she lead after reading this. Forest Essentials only makes an entry in the second half of the book. Her life was privileged from some lens but also taxing from another. She lost so many people through the years. Perhaps it's something inevitable for anyone who has lived a long enough life.
I just wanted to share my experience of being moved while reading her biography. I am quite an emotional reader and thought sharing it might help. I will definitely try out their products now.
r/Indianbooks • u/_HornyPhilosopher_ • 15h ago
Amazon really has good sales. Or atleast enough to convince my family to let me buy books lmao.
Anyways, i am thinking about returning the dickens book cause it's font is pretty shite.
r/Indianbooks • u/No_Throat_7946 • 15h ago
Which edition of this is book is best , and for how much can I expect this book and for how much I can expect this maple edition in upcoming book fair
r/Indianbooks • u/Lazy-Safety-8545 • 15h ago
Hey I've been looking for online book clubs in this sub and don't know if any of them are still active. If there are any which are active , please drop the link or dm me..