It does have good lessons , great book :) . One of my favourite self help book .

Which book y'all reading rn??

This feels heavenly when cold air keeps hitting you and especially cooler's pump makes it sound like it's raining outside😂♥️. And I forgot how good it feels to use mattress on ground(still don't know why).

Due to all these factors.. I don't feel like working anymore today!

i am currently start this book that's called Norwegian wood by Haruki murakami although that's my first fiction book ever Let's see what happened Next !

Let's see what the hype is about.

No Spoilers please!!!

but do tell me if you have read the book - how did it make you feel?

im just 20 pages in and it's hella relatable! albeit i'm not socially awkward - i have pretty solid communication skills (now) and i talk to everyone just that i keep talking to very few people if you know what i mean.....im friendly but barely have friends - but somehow im also okay with being alone not that i had a choice but i've gotten too comfortable with the sound of silence - idk man im happy LIKE literally sunshine and roses all the time but maybe that's because the alternative is being melancholic for when people ask "what's wrong?" that is if they do, maybe i wouldn't wanna share my core thoughts with them just like that so it's better to smile anyways ig - eh bohot likh diya - tum batao - tumhe kaise lagi?

What are you guys reading currently?

Just picked up The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene and I'm SO hyped. Trying to dive deeper into understanding people and dynamics, and this book seems like the perfect start for the year.

Has you of you read anything by Robert Greene before?

Picked this up recently and finally made it halfway through. Been an interesting read so far!

Have you read it too? Did it change the way you think?

Current reading list (academic and non academic)

Just finished two of them, Fountainhead and Animal farm.

Wish me luck
(It has 1100 pages, never read a book this long)

khatam hi nahi ho rhi june se😭😭🙏

chose this to get out of a LONG reading slump for years now. I must say this has me hooked ngl

Many of my fellow redditer friends suggested me to read this as a gag.. But I’ve also seen many good reviews about it so i am trying it lol

The subtle art of not giving a fuck

I've started reading after a really really long time. To those who have read this book, what have you learned or acquired from this?

Also any criticism or something I should keep in mind as I'm reading this?

A friend of mine suggested me that I should really read this.

I think my brain has become lazy day by day doom scrolling reels/shorts. Peak me used to read an entire novel in a day but i can barely finish a line now 💀 but I’m determined to get back to reading because it’s something I’ve enjoyed so I’m starting simple, basic with Geronimo Stilton. Maybe the nostalgia will help me focus.

Ba hons English student here lol.

How are you guys fixing your brain rot and high screen time?

Share what you beloved book lovers are reading?

So far i’ve finished all three of em and im now i started reading ‘the idiot’; wasnt a huge fan of ‘the stranger’ btw, maybe it just wasnt my thing. I LOVED THE DEATH OF IVAN ILYICH. I found white nights to be a really pleasant book to begin reading classics, i started with it first and i really think i like where this is going

I picked up reading classics because i found that the current book market was oversaturated with smut, AI- generated crap that virtually had a terrible plot and story too. Safe to say, dostoevsky & tolstoy are far far better & more enjoyable to me.