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yaar seedha seedha bolo aap bohot time pass karti ho ☹️

‌ ‌‌‌ ‌ Bro how do you manage to watch so many things and then read so many books and also study 😭😭😭..... And it’s like you have a very diverse range like you can go from reality shows which are considered cringe to watching very high quality things and then read so much!!!! It’s very commendable.... I think this is called good taste ❤️❤️❤️

this year's traitors and lockup was very bakwas. enjoyed alliance tho good concept. even khatro is good this season.

gifting plants instead of bouquets is such a thoughtful thing to do

remember who you are losergirl

if i had all the books i have ever read, i definitely would have needed a huge bookshelf ☹️

i just completed reading "fruit fly" by josh silver and i would just like to point out how geniusly it is written. it’s so refreshing and so bingeable you can easily read it in two days (it took me five days but that’s fine because i hadn’t been reading earlier, so five days was a good pace for me.) the book is so brilliant at what it does. it’s really about who has the right to represent whom. can you really write for someone else? who can write for whom? it explores the representation problem that we see. there’s mallory one of the mcs who is so pretentious that i was actuallyfrustrated initially. she just wants to be a good person in her own head and that’s what she wants to portray outside as well but in reality it’s not that way. not everyone is good. some people just accept that but some people want to portray themselves as being so good and that’s what makes them become the way mallory is in this book. the ending was so so cool. the whole book is so cool, it’s amazing and genius and i’m so glad i read it. it’s about how fruit flies are often attracted to decay and rot yk? and in this book we see two perspectives and how both of them are attracted to each other’s decay and rot and how that shapes their entire lives from that moment onwards. it’s really interesting. i would suggest all of you pick it up. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5

koshish karne valo ki jeet exactly kab hoti h?

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the idea is very simple - one book a month and we will have no ridiculous reading schedules, no pressure to finish half a novel in three days, nothing of that sort, we’ll take it slow. i’ll choose the first book and after that we can decide together what we want to read next. we’ll divide each book into manageable portions and set a deadline for each one. for example if a book has 60 chapters, we’ll divide those chapters across the month. if it has only 12 chapters maybe we’ll read two chapters over nine or ten days. basically we’ll figure out a pace that actually gives everyone time to read and think about what they’re reading. once everyone has finished that section we’ll have a little discussion about thoughts, interpretations, favourite passages, characters we hate, characters we defend, questionable literary opinions, everything, and then we move on to the next section. i really want this to be something we actually stick with instead of another book club that disappears after two meetings thik h na? soooo let me know if you’d be interested in joining and if you have any ideas for how we could make it more fun or keep everyone engaged please lmk! i’m genuinely very excited about this. and please don’t let me announce this to the void 😭 if there’s not enough interest i’ll simply abandon the idea and find some other platform/club to join, but if you’re interested say something. let’s actually read some books together.

the idea is very simple - one book a month and we will have no ridiculous reading schedules, no pressure to finish half a novel in three days, nothing of that sort, we’ll take it slow. i’ll choose the first book and after that we can decide together what we want to read next. we’ll divide each book into manageable portions and set a deadline for each one. for example if a book has 60 chapters, we’ll divide those chapters across the month. if it has only 12 chapters maybe we’ll read two chapters over nine or ten days. basically we’ll figure out a pace that actually gives everyone time to read and think about what they’re reading. once everyone has finished that section we’ll have a little discussion about thoughts, interpretations, favourite passages, characters we hate, characters we defend, questionable literary opinions, everything, and then we move on to the next section. i really want this to be something we actually stick with instead of another book club that disappears after two meetings thik h na? soooo let me know if you’d be interested in joining and if you have any ideas for how we could make it more fun or keep everyone engaged please lmk! i’m genuinely very excited about this. and please don’t let me announce this to the void 😭 if there’s not enough interest i’ll simply abandon the idea and find some other platform/club to join, but if you’re interested say something. let’s actually read some books together.