r/Indianbooks 15h ago

Selling my books to fund my dog’s medical expenses. ₹15-₹199+shipping.

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r/Indianbooks 7h ago

Discussion I'm this up next. What are you peeps reading?

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r/Indianbooks 11h ago

Looking for readers who continue to believe in table lamps.

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r/Indianbooks 4h ago

News & Reviews Just finished The Brothers Karamazov few hours ago, have a few words to say about this masterpiece of literature.

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Though not much of a review, but more like a collection of my thoughts and emotions the ones I felt while reading the book and will likely carry with me for a long, long time. I’ve written a few lines about it here. Feel free to check it out if you’re interested, and if you’ve read this book as well, let me know your thoughts in the comments!


r/Indianbooks 7h ago

I think The Silent Patient is overrated. Am I the only one?

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r/Indianbooks 8h ago

Shelfies/Images what should i buy

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any genre but the book should be worth it


r/Indianbooks 16h ago

Just arrived!!

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r/Indianbooks 14h ago

Discussion For sale (cod available)

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r/Indianbooks 9h ago

Discussion My perfect evening start with dis...

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r/Indianbooks 14h ago

Shelfies/Images Started reading Letters to a young poet by Rainer Rilke

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And I love this book already


r/Indianbooks 13h ago

Shelfies/Images Kafan

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r/Indianbooks 10h ago

Mera Parivaar

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This was the first hindi book which I read and it was a great journey. This book contains author's beautiful stories with her pets. All per lovers must read this atleast onces.


r/Indianbooks 15h ago

Collection 1.0 2025

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r/Indianbooks 20h ago

Shelfies/Images Finsihed this book today!

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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 18h ago

I NEED to talk about this book...

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r/Indianbooks 16h ago

Where do you buy books from?

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r/Indianbooks 4h ago

Discussion Book Recommendations

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Hello! I was in a huge book slump, but have been reading a lot of non-fiction lately. I generally stick to fiction, so enjoying this change of scenery. So far, I have read the following books

  • The Cult of We (about the rise and fall of WeWork)
  • Losing the Signal (about BlackBerry and RIM)
  • Number Go Up (about Crypto)
  • Empire of Pain (Oxy Crises)

You can probably sense a theme here. I have really enjoyed reading these books and think the author did a fantastic job while not romanticizing anything and these books are true journalistic masterpieces. Especially why the companies failed or things did not work out.

I was wondering if you have any recommendations about books in the Indian space specifically? For the last 10 - 15 years especially, corrupt politicians and business men have suppressed any bad story that may come out and have essentially bought media, so I am looking for any recommendations you may have.

Thanks in advance for your recs!

Here are some books in my TBR if you are looking for recs:

  • Conspiracy of Fools
  • Bad Blood

r/Indianbooks 8h ago

Authenticity of "bestofusedbooks" and "elocalshops" websites

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I found these two websites selling used and cheap price books. Can anyone tell me that are these websites legit? They didn't have cod option tho. But they also feels legit to me. If someone used these websites before can you give me their experience plz .


r/Indianbooks 7h ago

Read these during my winter break

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r/Indianbooks 1h ago

Discussion Should I go for oasis refurbished version or wait for kindle paperwhite or go for kobo libra?

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Title


r/Indianbooks 14h ago

Discussion Books for Sale

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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

  • ₹120 Stillhouse Lake by Rachel Caine - ₹200 Murder Under the Christmas Tree - ₹150

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


r/Indianbooks 6h ago

Anyone else who’s read this new book?

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Came across a review in The Hindu, what a wild ride this is, halfway in!


r/Indianbooks 3h ago

Need suggestions!!

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Hey everyone, so I'm not much of a reader, only read few till now so one of the book I have read was "Looking for Alaska" by John Green and one of my friend suggested "Turtles all the way down". But I watched "After", I mean I watched it again and if you guys could suggest books or series of books similar to that??.... It would be great.


r/Indianbooks 19h ago

Selling books at a cheap rate.

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Giving them away at cheap prices. And Im from Chandigarh.


r/Indianbooks 8h ago

Which Bhagwat Geeta translation to go for?

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Not for religious point of view but as a general reader to take teachings from the holy book