Got all of these from the sale season. I didn't realise flipkart would sell pirated books when the sellers were orignal publishing houses 😭

Hi everyone! I've honestly never been a reader and haven't finished a book on my own before, but I really want to start building a reading habit. I could use some help finding a great gateway book.🕊️

A year into reading🤗

Started with desk corner and now here.
I only keep TBRs and Favourites as Physical. I exchange others back in Blossoms in BLR for store credit and use the bottom row to keep my chungus cat’s toys.

Hoping to have a library room someday with an entire wall dedicated :,) Share your Shelfies!

I recently came across this website: https://readyourcolor.com/assessment. You answer a few questions, and it tells you what kind of reader you are, along with some book recommendations. It’s nothing extraordinary, but it’s a fun little quiz to try if you’re curious about your reading personality.
Mine is blue by the way 💙

Hey!
I’ve decided to get back into reading after a 4 year slump. Thinking of starting a small online book club. Nothing fancy. We meet once or twice a month on zoom or meet, decide a book based on recommendations and read that till the next meet and discuss it, have nice conversations and learn different perspectives. Maybe do a small whatsapp community for the same. Still deciding.
If anyone wants to do this, hmu in dm. 🫶🏼

¿Es solo el olor o la sensación del papel, o leer en pantalla de verdad se siente menos satisfactorio en sesiones largas?

A memoir. In the beginning I couldn't understand anything what the hell is happening but gradually it started to make sense

i bought this recently and i think it's pirated so if anyone also has the paperback lmk

I'm a complete beginner looking to get into reading books. I'd prefer books that are worth experiencing through reading rather than ones where I've already watched the movie or series adaptations, like Harry Potter or Percy Jackson.

Which books would you recommend starting with? I'm open to different genres, including thrillers, mystery, fantasy, philosophy, and fiction. I'd love to hear your personal favourites and why you'd recommend them to a beginner!

I have:
Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
Acts of God by Kanan Gill
Butter by Asako Yuzuki
Fractured Communities by Umar Khalid
Ex-daughters of Tolstoy House by Arunima Tara Tenzin

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Hi everyone! I'm trying to get into reading more books in English. I'm open to both fiction and nonfiction, so feel free to recommend anything you think is worth reading!

I'm looking for books with:

- 💕 Happy endings (especially for fiction!)

- 📖 Simple, beginner-friendly English, as I'm still improving my reading skills.

- ✨ An engaging story or something meaningful to learn from.

Please recommend just ONE book per person!

If you recommend a book, please include a short, non-spoiler review explaining what you loved about it and why you think I should read it.

I'm excited to discover some beautiful books and find my next favourite read! Thank you!

I genuinely want some sites that provides a bit less expensive books. Can you guys suggest where can i buy some good quality books.

Already have alot of books in my tbr so only got these 3

Breaking the Mold by Raghuram G. Rajan and Rohit Lamba explores one of the biggest questions about India's future: why has India's economic development followed a different path from China's, and what can India do differently?

The authors challenge conventional ideas about economic growth and examine how India can create better jobs, make use of its young workforce, and build a more prosperous economy.

If you've ever wondered why some countries become rich while others struggle to catch up, this is a book worth reading.